“Right now, unless Warren gets her mojo back, Bernie [Sanders] has the best path where the Democratic middle is muddled,” CNN’s smerconish says after the New Hampshire primary and ahead of the Nevada caucuses.
Like Trump, after coming in a close second in Iowa and winning New Hampshire, Sanders is now his party's front-runner for the presidential nomination. Like Trump, Sanders carries big momentum into a third contest in Nevada that already sets up well for him. His rallies are packed. His coffers are stuffed with cash. And yet, like Trump, there are forces within Sanders's own party that are aligned against him, discounting his early wins and downplaying his chances of coming out on top.
Bernie Sanders takes the stage during a primary night event on February 11, 2020 in Manchester, New Hampshire. Meanwhile, those other candidates -- Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren -- find themselves in a similar place to Trump's own challengers in 2016. The campaigns and supportive super PACs of Cruz, Rubio, Bush and Kasich focused on going after each other, all while the front-runner went through the early primaries relatively untouched.
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