Lol, I still can't believe Sanders and his supports thought that 30-ish % in each state was going to be a winning coalition in that primary.
That strategy worked back when there were multiple opponents occupying the moderate/conservative lane, but once that lane was reduced to a single candidate, it was no longer viable.
Sure, but the the fact that there was no longterm strategy for when those loser candidates would eventually dropout (as they certainly would've done post-Super Tuesday) is pretty shocking to me. Just goes to show the importance of staffing your campaign with reasonable strategists rather than true believers.
