A recent #poll provides a quick way for us to be blocked when we engage in this argument.

🍩: "Bernard is the candidate of comfortable, white men."
🌹: "A higher pct. of women, PoC and low-income people than of men, whites and high-income people view him favorably."
🍩: "Of [1]

course! The latter demos tend to be more conservative than the former are."
🌹: "So, you withdraw your claim?"
🍩: "No. It refers to the Democratic primary electorate."
🌹: "The data show you're wrong in that case, too."
🍩: "By 'Democratic,' I mean [2]
scottrasmussen.com/crosstabs-apri…

ACTUAL DEMOCRATS, not any independents who interlope in the affairs of my party."
🌹: "Even in *that* case, you're wrong."
🍩: "Well, favorability ≠ support."

Days ago, ScottRasmussen[.]com & HarrisX surveyed only Dems, among whom #BernieSanders2020 is supported by
• 20% [3]

of #women but only 12% of men.
• 25% of Asians and 24% of Latinos but only 15% of whites.
• 10% of blacks. In that demographic, Sanders is 2nd to Biden only.
• 24% of other nonwhites.
• 18% of people whose income is <$75K but only 14% of people whose income is >$75K. [4/4]