“The math is now clear,”
After Sander’s defeat today, Guy Cecil, the chair of Priorities USA — the Democratic organization that backed Barack Obama’s and Hillary Clinton’s campaigns and had been neutral in the 2020 primary race, tweeted tonight saying: “Joe Biden is going to be the Democratic nominee for President and @prioritiesUSA is going to do everything we can to help him defeat Donald Drumpf in November. I hope others will join us in the fight.”
Our team @American_Bridge has been ready to support the eventual democratic nominee for the last 2 years. Our team has outspent Trump on 📺 in MI, PA, and WI. That work expands bigly tomorrow as we will be ALL IN to elect @JoeBiden as our next President
— Bradley Beychok (@beychok) March 11, 2020
“No Path to go”
Justin Barasky of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee issued similar calls saying that: “Getting out of the race when you’ve worked so hard once you no longer see a path is not easy. I admire the candidates who did so after SC & Super Tuesday. It’s time for every Democrat, Republican & independent who wants to beat Donald Trump to get behind @JoeBiden.”
Getting out of the race when you’ve worked so hard once you no longer see a path is not easy. I admire the candidates who did so after SC & Super Tuesday. It’s time for every Democrat, Republican & independent who wants to beat Donald Trump to get behind @JoeBiden.
— Justin Barasky (@JustinBarasky) March 11, 2020
Barasky’s tweet was the first in a rapid succession of Democratic establishment meant to put public pressure on Sanders. Bradley Beychok of the research group American Bridge and Justin Barasky of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee issued similar calls.
