Throughout the Democratic presidential primary, journalists and commentators have relied upon their interactions with Bernie Sanders supporters on social media to promote the myth that what drives white men to support the democratic socialist is angst or some form of racial resentment. But there simply is no basis in fact

The Clinton campaign still sees young Sanders supporters as nothing more than dumb adolescents.

A solid 20% of those who said they were supporting Bernie Sander told pollsters they would be voting for Trump in November if Clinton was the nominee.

Such open shade-throwing is unlikely to endear many Sanders supporters to a party that will need them in November and beyond.

If Bernie Sanders couldn’t have won the Nevada convention, why did the Democratic Party go through the trouble of stifling his campaign’s influence?

Clinton crushed Obama in West Virginia in 2008, winning by by over 40 points. This time around she lost by double digits.

The victory matters but not to the establishment media, who carry themselves with such hubris they declared Trump could never be the Republican nominee.

Bernie Sanders and his supporters face a critical moment in the election as the campaign fights for every possible delegate on the way to the convention.

A super PAC tied to the Clinton campaign claims a new digital task force played no role in a coordinated attack on Sanders Facebook groups.

Once again, for the umpteenth time in the Democratic primary, there is a dominant narrative in the establishment media that it is over for Bernie Sanders.