Bernie's Campaign Predicts His Own Down-Ballot 'Wave' In 2020
In a display of grassroots might, the Bernie Sanders campaign hosted an estimated 4,700 simultaneous organizing events on Saturday and boldly predicted that their candidate would help bring a"a wave up and down the Democratic ballot" on Nov. 3, 2020, against President Donald Trump.
Shakir's remarks, a bullish overview of what he says is a campaign built to win, reflect a candidate who — months before voting even begins in a primary field of 20 Democratic candidates — has talked freely and with confidence about the general election and what he will do “when we are in the White House.”," Shakir said once more. “We are building a campaign that is architected from the bottom-up but designed to win from the very beginning.
Sanders, who took pride in forcing C-SPAN to add a new line to their congressional record graphics for “independent” when he came to Washington in 1991, still has a complicated relationship with the Democratic Party following the factional nominating process three years ago, and many still doubt he can unify the primary electorate behind him.
"They are going to be brought back into this campaign," Shakir told the group in Boston. And young people, he predicted,"are going to come out and vote in droves." "Many voices will attempt to diminish what were building here together and argue that our movement has run its course,” Sandberg said. “The reality is that we grow larger every day.”
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