I forgot his name, it was Mark oh Mera or something

I really liked him, but was curious why the DNC never pushed him? Was it because of bernie/hillary were already more popular and it was too late?

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Oct 1 2017 01:58am

who?

Mark something, he did a few debates but faded off during the begining of the election season

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Oct 1 2017 02:00am

Martin O'Malley. Dropped out after Iowa I think

Lol I was off. Yep that's him, I liked his demeanor and most views (compared to the amount from hillary and bernies)

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Oct 1 2017 05:46am

He was a Moderate Democrat and he would have won in a landslide. Oh the irony.

Why didn't the DNC push him more as compared to Hillary? I felt like after that one DNC debate he did really good

was is just because of popularity? DNC pushes whoever they think are more popular, or $$ issue?

(Hillary was more popular to be fair) but still, I think he should have been given a better chance

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Oct 1 2017 06:27am

They pushed Hillary more, yes. He's a little to the left of Hillary, and I much preferred him to her.

Baltimore riots also played a pretty decent role. He was the former mayor of Baltimore and Governor of Maryland.

He has a bad governing record in Baltimore/Maryland.

Probably would have been better than Hilliary though. But the Hildebeast was just the Democratic Party's dream. She would be the first women president , she's in the pocket of all the Democratic party's donors. Populism uprooted the momentum the democratic party thought they had though.

The pendulum will swing back eventually.

The DNC was actively campaigning against Sanders and anybody else that wasn't Clinton. Shameful.