If Bernie had any balls he would have refused to commit to endorsing the winner if it wasn't him like Trump refused to in 2016. Even if the 2016 primary caught him off guard he should have known better the second time. My belief is he didn't get caught off guard either time, because he's controlled opposition and doesn't care about beating the neoliberals. Playing the game by the enemy's rules instead of changing the rules makes him either a fool or a traitor.
If Bernie had any balls he would have refused to commit to endorsing the winner if it wasn't him like Trump refused to in 2016. Even if the 2016 primary caught him off guard he should have known better the second time. My belief is he didn't get caught off guard either time, because he's controlled opposition and doesn't care about beating the neoliberals. Playing the game by the enemy's rules instead of changing the rules makes him either a fool or a traitor.
I lean more toward naive/optimistic fool, but when the material outcome is the same it barely matters.