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Daniel B·;183221219 said:Even if so, Bernie's also having some good press coverage with the Jake Tapper, CNN and Charlie Rose interviews, not to mention his warm reception on The View.
I'm not exactly sure what expression Jake Tapper was going for there (worried or bad burrito, perhaps ), but Bernie was in good spirits.
EDIT: I see that article was back in April. Perhaps she's #feelingthebern .
This is a legit question, and I'm not sure how to pose it without sounding like I'm being rude. So let me preface this by saying I'm not.
What would it take, in your estimation, for Bernie to have a bad week? I mean, from as neutral a perspective as I can muster, this has not been a good two weeks for him. He lost the first debate. His opponent cleared a major hurdle in her campaign and came out appearing far stronger. Polls have moved away from him. The reception to his JJ speech was not good among party activists. He's had a very, very bad polling day (even though I don't believe Hillary is 40 points up in Iowa). Like, I guess my question is, what do you perceive would actually be a bad week for Bernie?
Locally, we've had a really crap week. The mayoral candidate we've been working for (who was already going to lose) is even further behind because there's a third party who decided to run against him as an independent. I have no idea how she's doing, but clearly we're not winning this one. The mayoral debate was....we didn't do well in the debate. It's all good though. Ohio might legalize pot so I can totally chill afterwards. Gotta admit, it's weird seeing Nick Lachey in a political commercial.