FF: That "who was the right choice" question is at the heart of democracy.  The term "right" can be objective as What is 2 plus 2 is answered 4.  However, in democracy its very subjective and since we only see one set of "possible" results, we don't even have a real comparison.  We look at candidates, at their histories, at their statements, at the campaign "sales pitch" and, in effect, end-up "rolling the dice" in as informed a fashion as possible.  Sometimes it works out fine, sometimes it doesn't....but, hey, that's subjective too.  

In retrospect I'm guessing the DNC members wish they hadn't screwed Bernie.....I know I do.  But that was yesterday.  How about tomorrow......that's what worries me, and, with his every Cabinet selection and his every tweet, President-elect Trump worries me even more.  

I wonder...could we ask for a "mulligan" and give Bernie another shot at it......regards, Gary