Are Democrats afraid of Sanders appeal in the state?

Finally, the in-fighting is on the other side of the aisle. After a bizarre incident in which Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign accidentally received access to (and actually reviewed) Hillary Clinton’s voter files, the Democratic National Committee suspended Sanders’ campaign, only to reinstate the campaign shortly thereafter. Then, during Saturday’s Democratic debate, Sanders was forced to apologize to Clinton.  Apparently, it was all too much for the Colorado Bernie Sanders fans, who went on a Twitter tirade today calling for an ouster of DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

.@DFAaction Call DNC & Demand MORE DEBATES & APOLOGY to Dem Voters for VOTE SUPPRESSION #FEELtheBERN#copolitics#p2pic.twitter.com/dSKMsL3WAd

— Colorado4Bernie (@Colorado4Bernie) December 21, 2015

Hilariously, the Sanders squad is invoking the Left’s talking point…against the left… by saying that the DNC’s actions amount to voter suppression. The fact that there’s almost no connection here to actual voter suppression simply underscores how frivolous the left’s claims of “voter suppression” are. But, obviously, we have no intention of standing in the way of this donkey on donkey violence.

The other demand from Camp Bernie? More debates. Frankly, and this is the only time we’ll ever say this, Sanders’ team is right. The lack of Democratic debates and the intentional scheduling of debates at times when nobody will watch is embarrassing to the democratic process.

All we can say is that we’d hate to be a DNC staffer receiving all the calls from these far-left emboldened activists. Then again, we’d hate to be a self-loathing staffer at the DNC staffer regardless of calls from Sanders Psychos. As for Wasserman-Schultz, we can’t think of a less likable or competent (remember 2014?) person to run the DNC, so Sanders Psychos are wrong there. She should definitely stay.