Current Events > *checks Reddit news section*

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I like Bernie but its really apparent what a hard-on Reddit has for him.

Scrolling down I found article after article about the few states he won but nothing about Biden except one saying how Democrats rallying behind him will cause the party to lose multiple generations of the youth support.

Oh and apparently Andrew Yang wants to run for New York mayor.

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Reddit political news really doesn't seem organic. There is literally zero reason why the only stories about Super Tuesday in the first two or three dozen posts on the front page are about Bernie winning states.
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Basically every subreddit community has marked political leanings. Even including the default subreddits. Even the ones that don't officially endorse anybody.

In general for the main news communities, Reddit is steadfastly pro-Bernie. He has a subreddit which is putting things onto the front page of the site almost every day now. I would be surprised if it were organic, especially given how easily manipulable Reddit is known to be.

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Political news isn't allowed on r/news

If you look at r/politics (and sort by new) it's basically nothing except Biden and Bloomberg threads.

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Biden won 9 states and you have to scroll past three pages to find a single post on r/politics saying he won something, way below post about Dua Lipa and Beto's former band mate endorsing Sanders

What people gain from such delusion i don't know, you're just setting yourselves up for failure

Reminder that Russia was said to be influencing the election for Bernie

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FWIW, the comments on those posts are much more realistic (and pessimistic). Except the one on the Sanders subreddit, of course.

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As the only remotely inspiring democrat candidate it's not surprising really

I don't follow politics or the polls often, so count me one of the guys who frequent r/outoftheloop

That said, the amount of support Sanders was getting on Reddit, I thought he was going to steam roll nearly every election. Every other democratic politician except for maybe Booker (when he was still in) got a lot of hate on r/politics and other subreddits.

Its just as bad on the conservative subs. On the Donald, you'd think that the Democratic party is on teh verge of imploding, and that every registered voter (including minorities) are leaving the party to vote for Trump.

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