re: #4 Belafon

I’ve seen the quotes about Sanders raising a whole lot of money and having a whole lot of initial support - one million volunteers already - and I find it funny. I doubt these people really thought that the candidate that came in second in the 2008 Democratic primary was allowed to claim an infrastructure advantage in 2016. Now that the second place finisher in the last primary is running again, it’s just funny that it’s now an advantage.

I’ve also come to the conclusion that I’m not really worried about him. He’s going to get beaten in the debates and on the trail.

It all depends how fractured the rest of the field stays. Bernie comes with a built in base, if the other candidates don’t consolidate quickly he could get a lot of early wins. momentum is really important in the early states.