To be clear, it is the candidate's job to convince voters

[morningfog]

and build a winning coalition.

If a demographic doesn't support a candidate it is because the candidate eithe did not seek them as part of their coalition or failed in their attempt to bring those voters in.

If, as is likely the case, Sanders has failed in bringing in African American voters, it is on him and his campaign.

[2pooped2pop]

1. We kind of prefer truth

To the lies and convincing.

[morningfog]

2. We all prefer truth. Even in truth, it can take convincing.

[Politicalboi]

3. Give these which Hillary videos time

Hopefully people will wake up by Tuesday. The truth is her enemy. I'm sure there is a lot more of these out there somewhere. If people don't wake up, she's going to lose big in November. Think of Grey Davis and Arnold.

[tularetom]

4. First of there have been organized voter suppression efforts aimed at Democrats in many states

Voter suppression means votes are suppressed. In the primaries as well as the general election.

Also, if you only learn what is spoon fed to you by the corporate US media, you may not even know there is a Democratic primary race in your state. Or that there is anybody besides Hillary Clinton in the race in the first place.

[morningfog]

5. The candidate has to be aware of that and cut through it.

[Matt_in_STL]

6. So when Hillary loses the GE, I'll expect the same sort of OP

It will be Hillary's fault for not convincing us to support her.

[morningfog]

7. Absolutely. It is on the candidate. The campaign gets credit for wins

and blame for their loss.

[morningfog]

8. Kicking