Bernie Sanders might be crazy, but unlike Joe Biden, at least he can remember what he's running on

in order to win the Democrat nomination. Now, this week, Crazy Bernie made it clear that he's

going to run on Medicare for all, distinguishing himself from Joe Biden. Bernie says that Biden wants

to maintain a cruel and dysfunctional health care system. He must be talking about Obamacare,

since that's still in place. But between Bernie and Biden, the New York Times has clearly chosen

sides. On Monday, they ran an article with the headline, even if Sanders wins Medicare for all

almost certainly won't happen. According to the Times, it's fantasy. It's crazy talk.

The Times points out that Medicare for all only has 14 Democrats Senate backers, just 119

with the 435 House members supported. And almost none of the supporters are those elected in the

last election cycle, which put Democrats in control, even speaker Nancy Pelosi is against it.

Now, the upshot is that Crazy Bernie's $34 trillion Medicare for all planned could never make it

through a Democrat Congress. It'd be dead on arrival. So this New York Times article is loud and

clear shout out to the young progressive wing of the party. Sit down and shut up and take your

lumps. It's not your turn. Crazy Bernie's out. Biden is going to be the guy. You don't have a prayer.

Leave us alone.