Ford
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Sanders wasn't going to win, no matter how many voted for him.
Sanders didn't win, because not enough people voted for him. As others have already pointed out, he lost by several million votes.
He was too radical for the system to handle.
He likes to play the role of outsider, but he's been a fixture on Capitol Hill for longer than some of his supporters have been alive. Sanders was first elected to Congress in 1990. He's been in Washington longer than Hillary Clinton.
He would have lost due to corruption of the establishment had he been the candidate for the Democrats, no matter how much people hate Trump. Didn't even get that far of course, as the establishment hacks within the Democrat Party took him down.
No, the Democratic Party voters "took him down." Or rather, didn't take him up. Sanders' problem wasn't corruption, but tactics. He got lots of people fired up at his rallies, but he didn't get enough of them fired up enough to actually show up at the polls.
I'm actually not too fearful of Trump for the same reason. They would not allow Trump to get this far if they didn't know they had him controlled. His out of control maverick routine is just a routine. He's a puppet just like Hillary.
If "they" were really controlling things, there wouldn't have been 17 Republican candidates.