BERNIE SANDERS CROWD SIZE:JOE BIDEN'S CAMPAIGN IS EFFECTIVELY DEAD.

ICHEOKU says it is only a die hard, arch-partisan naysayer, in complete self denial, who will not acknowledge the massive crowd which showed up in Queens for Bernie Sanders' campaign relaunch and endorsement by Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The event was spectacularly well attended and ICHEOKU says congratulations to Bernie Sanders and his campaign for putting up such a show of support. AOC and plus two, as well as Michael Moore's contribution to the massive rally is also recognized. It was a great numbers game and the largest crowd ever, pulled by any of the candidates since the Democratic Party's presidential primaries campaign began. 

ICHEOKU says were crowd the only parameter for securing the nomination, then Bernie Sanders is effectively now, the undisputed nominee of the Democratic Party 2020 presidential election. However, whether he will eventually secure the nomination is yet to be seen, as it depends on a lot of other variables. His experience in 2016 factored in, he  might still be denied it because he is not a bona fide member of the Democratic Party, but an Independent who caucuses with the party. But with such a rekindled momentum, in addition to the waves which Elizabeth Warren is currently making, Joe Biden's campaign is effectively now out of commission and in comatose, because being relegated to a third place is not always a good sign for any campaign and extremely very difficult to rebound from, especially a candidate which is mired in corruption allegation. 

Bernie Sanders has every reason to be beaming with smiles, watching the mammoth crowd which showed up at his Queens New York campaign event; at least he has the argument of excitement to table before the Democratic Party henchmen and women as a reason to seriously consider banking on him to give the party the best shot at any meaningful showing on November 3rd, 2020. But he cannot win or defeat the president and nobody can or will; the reason the Democratic Party might still turn him down and not allow him to fly their party's presidential flag as the nominee. 

Anyway, we shall see if Bernie Sanders can replicate such crowd in any other place outside his New York catchment area and may be in California. So until ICHEOKU sees it, what happened in New York might be a one hit wonder and understandably, a sort of making a statement of turf ownership; admitted that will not be enough to win either the nomination or the general election. But overall, the crowd size was impressive and hopefully his heart will not give up on him again, going forward.