Is the Uk election Johnson vs Corbyn result a prelude to Trump vs Sanders?

[Landslide Lyndon]

There is one thing that ought to sober up Sanders supporters after last night's election.
The claim that economic populism will bring back to the fold those WWC voters who voted for Trump has been irrevocably refuted.
Corbyn proposed the most left-wing economic agenda in a generation that would have benefited the most exactly this kind of people. And yet they rejected him decisively.
For them Brexit and xenophobia were more important that their own pocketbook.

So let's stop the BS that M4A and breaking the big banks will make West Virginia and Arkansas lean D.

[Landslide Lyndon]

So let's stop the BS that M4A and breaking the big banks will make West Virginia and Arkansas lean D.

Who actually said this?

It seems like the implication from some of the Sanders folks and Sanders himself. Like, if Manchin wont support M4A, Sanders will be able to go to West Virginia and hold a rally which will provide enough pressure for Manchin to flip. And I've seen plenty of: "Sanders won WV in a landslide during the primary, he would have carried it in the general"

This.
You won't believe how many Sandernistas genuinely believe that Sanders will make West Virginia and Oklahoma competitive because "populism" and "he won the primary there in a landslide".