Talkin' to You, St.Sinner! And a few other "damn with faint praise" types

Bernie Sanders represents my political interests. Joe Biden doesn't.
In a presidential election, all facts about every candidate should be known and discussed.
I don't think I have misrepresented any of the facts.
I'm as convinced as ever that settling, long term, for lesser evil voting undermines "government by the people."
I am as convinced as ever that the government of the United States has been drifting to the "right" for 40 years (facilitated by lesser evil voting among other things) and will continue to do so if we are not able to elect more progressive candidates.
Anybody who feels Bernie represents their interests better than Joe does, has every right to campaign as hard for their values as anybody else does.
Anybody who sees how destructive lesser evil voting is, has every right to campaign against it.

The election is done now. I'm as relieved as anyone that Trump lost.

Being human is complex. Dichotomous thinking is dangerous.
Nobody in their right mind would rather have more evil than less evil.
Less evil isn't good enough.
The work isn't over.
I will continue to campaign for progressive values and against the rightward drift afforded by limiting choices to "lesser evil" candidates.
It didn't deliver the contest to Trump as feared.
It did send a message to all concerned that not all American voters are willing to be complacent as their country drifts insidiously off the right side of the charts.

I agree with the Progressives, but I share Joes patience.
Shit takes time. I was a little kid in Mississippi when I saw police dogs and firehoses turned on innocent people.
I lived in Alabama later where our governor was George C. Wallace.
Change takes time, but we need change now.
It’s called transition and it’s awkward.
It’s like demolishing a building.
You don’t go in with a bomb and level it, it has to collapse where it stands.
Republicans tried to bomb ACA.
It needs to transition into universal single payer healthcare it’s a question of human rights.

America is divided enough without rubbing this in the nose of "Bernie Bros". They are glad Trump is gone too. And they came out in great numbers to vote for Biden. "Bernie Bros" as you call them have a lot more to offer America than any Trump supporter has. This is a time to celebrate and not a time to create divisions in the Democratic Party. When the Democrats take the Senate you can lecture the "Bernie Bros".

You're right, Joe. I hope the Bernie fans will join in to reconstruct what's been severely damaged and we can all just get ON with things!