The trend of Republican governors pushing to delay Democratic primaries...

[tarheelsunc]

Am I the only one who thinks this may be less about keeping people safe and more about prolonging Bernie's divisive campaign?

[Sloumeau]

1. I don't think it is just about that.

If they can keep pushing back the primaries long enough, they can start arguing that the November General Election should be pushed back. If that ever gets pushed back, how can we get them to stop pushing it back?

[Blue_true]

2. You are not alone. nt

[Music Man]

3. I think it has NOTHING to do with extending Bernie's campaign.

Kentucky's Democratic governor is moving our primary from May to June. No way he's trying to aid Bernie Sanders. Louisiana's governor is a Democrat too. They've moved their primary.

Thinking this has anything to do with disrupting the Democratic primaries instead of taking health precautions reminds me of Bernie people thinking the DNC was trying to help Biden by removing the audience at the debate or possibly doing a sit-down debate. Sometimes things really just are what they seem. I get that Biden supporters (of which I am likely one) are eager to see things wrap up soon, but let's not go into silly territory ourselves.