Bernie Sanders has hit a rough patch, particularly since the first round of Democratic debates. ed_kilgore writes
So far it’s no Summer of Love for Bernie Sanders. Photo: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg Let me put my “to be sure” qualifying hedge right up top: Bernie Sanders retains enormous assets in his 2020 presidential bid, including very high name ID, high favorability ratios among Democrats, a solidly established connection with several popular policy ideas, an estimable grassroots fund-raising machine, a nationwide network of volunteers, and priceless presidential-campaign experience.
Sanders cited a scheduling conflict, but some observers suspected the decision to skip Netroots Nation might have been driven by bad memories from the same event in 2015 — in which he was challenged by Black Lives Matters activists and looked really annoyed — or a running feud he and his campaign have had with Daily Kos founder Markos Moulitas, who moderated this year’s presidential-candidate forum.
A second news story today was more terrifying for Team Sanders, albeit from a less that entirely convincing source: A new survey of likely voters in the New Hampshire Democratic primary from St. Anselm College showed Bernie in fifth place, as WMUR reports:
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