The outcome of Tuesday’s primaries narrows the path for Bernie Sanders to reach the Democratic nomination—of that there can be no doubt. While delegates are still being apportioned, Sanders’ inability to score a comeback win in Michigan—the state that reenergized his political revolution in 2016—comes as a major setback to his presidential campaign. Instead, Joe Biden has further solidified his position as the race’s frontrunner.
Despite His Losses, Bernie Sanders’ Agenda Is Winning
