Well I was a bit wrong - at least initially.  The Democratic Primary still has a way to go, possibly till early June.  But unlikely we will have to wait that long.  Current projection is that we should know by the end of April who will be the Democratic candidate.    The good news is that the moderate democrats have spoken and we will likely not see a Commie in the presidency anytime soon.  I clearly over estimated the average democratic's appetite for socialism with Bernie's lack of showing on Super Tuesday.  Also, I over estimated Mikie's investment (aka bribery) by ignoring the initial states and focusing with a blitzkrieg of advertisement during super Tuesday.   I think i just heard on the news that Mikie suspended his campaign seeing he paid a whooping  500 million for a paltry showing. 

So the results have Biden leading at this point.  And currently have Biden winning with projected pledged delegates. 

As you can see in the graph above.  Sanders really lost momentum and Biden inversely gained momentum. 

I was also wrong about Biden and I underestimated his support seeing his constant gaffes, clear pandering, and choices for gun control - don't let them use the term "gun safety" it's all about control!   I wouldn't say Sanders is out.  Biden, to me, just doesn't seem all there.  He has plenty of time to look like that gentlemanly old uncle who has Alzheimer's.  Lets see what second order effects come out of Biden's strong showing and see if donors will restock his depleted election coffers.  I am thinking it will .... I am thinking this will solidify Biden's support with the moderates and the DNC masters.

Well, now comes kind of a low in activity.  Going to get boring with the scattered state primarys.  The only other wild card I see is with Coronavirus now taking hold in America..... all the major Democrats, and Trump for that matter, are at high risk.   Talking about interesting that could change some dynamics.