How likely is it that the Democrats will run a non-Democrat?

[carolina73]

Bernie joined the Dem Party in 2016 just long enough to run. He then conceded and left the party again.

He leads in NH and is picking up steam in IOWA but probably will not finish it off because he is stuck in impeachment hearings.

[carolina73]

Can you be a Democrat only when you want to run as one and get party support?

[Retirednsmilin308]

Regardless of what letter is besides Bernie's name, he will never get the Democrat's nomination.

His policies will upset the apple cart. They only nominate corporate Democrats who will keep the money train on the rails.

They would rather loose to a corporate Republican that nominate a Socialist.
As you can see, a corporate Republican still keeps the gravy train on the rails for both sides.

THAT is more important than anything else.

[MMC]

Not likely.

[carolina73]

Regardless of what letter is besides Bernie's name, he will never get the Democrat's nomination.

His policies will upset the apple cart. They only nominate corporate Democrats who will keep the money train on the rails.

They would rather loose to a corporate Republican that nominate a Socialist.
As you can see, a corporate Republican still keeps the gravy train on the rails for both sides.

THAT is more important than anything else.

That seems to be what the bribery specialist named Hillary and the DNC said in 2016.