President Trump tuned into the Nevada Democratic caucuses on Saturday, tweeting that 'Crazy Bernie' was doing well and telling the Vermont senator, 'Don't let them take it away from you!'
A scenario receiving increased attention involves Sanders arriving at the Democratic National Convention this summer having won more delegates than any other candidate but not enough for the nomination and then being outmaneuvered by Democratic deal making to give the nomination to someone else because they believe the democratic socialist and self-proclaimed revolutionary can't beat Trump.
Many Sanders supporters felt that the DNC favored Hillary Clinton in 2016 and again prefers a more centrist candidate this time around as the nominee — a chasm in the Democratic Party that Trump frequently likes to capitalize on. "The Kremlin is reportedly backing Bernie Sanders bid to win the White House," Trump tweeted."Why didn't somebody tell me this?"Why didn’t somebody tell me this?
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