Does the Sanders Campaign Have a Comeback Plan?

[riversedge]

Oct 28, 2015
Does the Sanders Campaign Have a Comeback Plan?


http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/trackers/2015-10-28/does-the-sanders-campaign-have-a-comeback-plan-

[Scootaloo]

1. Does the clinton campaign have a backup plan?

[NCTraveler]

2. They have recently realized polling is very important when running a national campaign...

and are commissioning them. They have also realized when other people are actually willing to fight for the same position that they are, discussing distinctions might be necessary. Who would have thought that? These are both things they have recently talked about and are implementing. Originally is was a point of principle that they wouldn't. I believe it is necessary for someone who cares and is very principled. They owe it to their supporters. I think it is too late in the game for them to really start working on networking in a meaningful way but I'm sure they have started making the effort.

Also don't forget there is a lot of time left. I think the number one thing going for them is republicans. A bombshell could be out there. No one else will be vetted as Hillary is being and has been. I know one of the emails I read really took me back. It hurt to read. I'm sure there are more of them out there.

[Renew Deal]

3. Do they have any plan?

I get the feeling they are winging it.

[Scuba]

4. The opposite of Hillary's plan. Instead of lying about his positions, Bernie just tells the truth.

[ladjf]

5. Comeback from where? Slimy post. nt

[frylock]

6. Comeback from what?

[TSIAS]

7. Yes

I think Sanders did make a mistake by not differentiating himself earlier from Clinton. It seems like everyone thinks the two are essentially the same, but Clinton is somehow more electable.

Running in Vermont is way different than running a national campaign. As someone who's given money, I'd be more upset if he didn't adjust and do everything in his power to compete for this nomination.