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2) Decide between Amy and Pete. Endorse whoever he thinks is best and then campaign vigorously for them in NV and SC. 3) Evaluate after SC. If it looks like the candidate he endorsed is positioned to beat Bernie, carry on. 3/x
4) If, however, Bernie wins NV and SC despite Obama's endorsement, Obama should consider withdrawaling endorsement and getting whoever he endorsed to drop out of the race. 5) Give Bloomberg a chance from Super Tuesday on. 4/x
Anyway, just a thought if mainstream Dems really want to stop Bernie from being the nominee. 5/5
One final point: Point 5 is obviously conditional on whether Point 4 needs to happen.
Hmm, perplexed by your (4), but Obama can essentially insure the emergence of, if not the nominee, a consensus moderate candidate
Bloomberg is a mad racist. Why plump for him? Bernie has his flaws but would be reined in by the rest of his party. They're not as compliant as the GOP.
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