No one said democratic voters were in touch with reality.
I was just going to say: Can we please stop pretending that Democratic voters are somehow guaranteed to nominate the most "electable" candidate possible when they literally nominated a historically unpopular individual in 2016 and the one candidate capable of losing to the dumpster fire that was Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign?
Democratic voters (for now) will nominate the candidate party leadership wants them to nominate — this dynamic is the polar opposite of what is going on in the GOP because Democrats prioritize party, leadership, and unity over everything else. However, that doesn’t mean that leadership will always push for the most "electable" candidate. Just because Clyburn, Schumer and Pelosi want Biden doesn’t mean Biden would do better than the likes of Beshear, Whitmer or Polis in a GE.
Ultimately we'll find out at the ballot box in a few months, but I suspect Biden will win in a bloodbath landslide because the polls that most Democrats don't want him to be the nominee weren't really true.
Isn’t this the same logic as "Trump will win in a landslide because of his rallies and crowds"? Also, Biden's problems go way beyond Democratic enthusiasm — he still wins 85%+ of Democrats even in most polls which show him trailing badly in swing states such as PA and MI.