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Jfc not this again. The field was open in 2020 and Bernie lost. 2016 you had a point but he LOST in 2020 to Biden. It's no one's responsibility to "let him win." It's voters' responsibility to vote him as the candidate. They didn't.
Signed, a Bernie voter who got off their ass in 2020 to vote for him.
Sorry, I meant more in 2016 where the DNC stole the primary with superdelegates (edited my original post to reflect rhis), though in 2020 they also systematically stole delegates from him.
The reason they lost twice to Trump all come down to these choices. If they had let Bernie win, Trump would be dead and buried. They dug their own grave.