Glad to see Bernie went from the Kamala-esque “we’re going to WAR” language to the lovey-dovey vibes. Too bad it unseats him as a “serious” candidate like it did Marianne Williamson though. 
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All true, I think, though here I’m talking purely tone or “brand”.
That’s kind of what I mean. Bernie’s brand means that he’ll always be relevant in wonk/journo/activist circles, but his upper limit of support among the wider electorate is probably ~15-20%
