What's the Next Step for Bernie Sanders? Should We Start Calling Him a Plant Yet?

I'm an avid supporter and Bernie is looking to talk to supporters this weekend, so, here goes:

Mr. Sanders should continue continue the campaign. If he chooses not to continue, he should sue the Corporate News Network (CNN) and/or the DNC for interfering with the will of the people. At least 3 characters at CNN should be deposed. J'accuse that stocky guy, David Chalian; Mr. Number spinner, John Avlon; and the quasi-fascist/neo-corporatist, Erin Burnett.

Nano-blimp Chalian was seen to climax on Wolf Blitzer's show as he reported that Joe Biden was ahead in the First Super Tuesday. They are still cleaning up the mess there. Pretty-boy Avalon never missed a chance to show Biden ahead in the numbers. Erin Burnett rudely cut off a Sanders Surrogate just to hear Mayor Pete Buttigieg endorse Biden; something which the world was already aware of.

Mr. Perez and Bernie's competitors who all endorsed Biden or, like Warren, remained mum, should be deposed on whether they colluded with each other to again take the nomination away from Bernie. What are the fucking odds that not even Betty Boop (sorry Warren sups) saw fit to endorse Bernie?

Mr. Sanders must do one of these two things; otherwise, those on the fringes of his campaign will always suspect that he was just a safe plant aimed to showcase Mr. Biden as the non-socialist (and, who cares if his Burisma past will never come back to haunt him. I suspect that with Trump, it's a readily defended position that POTUS' kettle is way blacker). Conspiracy theorists will even suggest that his heart attack was orchestrated because who can believe that a U.S. Senator never got an echocardiogram or other imaging that would have revealed a problem. They are more likely to believe that the heart attack came at exactly the point that Mr. Sanders was surging and Biden's future was still backed up at Chalian's testicles.

Of course, the lawsuit could wait for the Corvid-19 emergency to die down.

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