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Cupp: Will the Bernie brigade show up for Biden in November?

Photo by Bernie Sanders for President via The Associated Press / This image from video provided by the Bernie Sanders presidential campaign shows Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, as he announces he is ending his presidential campaign on Wednesday, April 8, 2020, in Burlington, Vermont.
Photo by Bernie Sanders for President via The Associated Press / This image from video provided by the Bernie Sanders presidential campaign shows Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, as he announces he is ending his presidential campaign on Wednesday, April 8, 2020, in Burlington, Vermont.

When Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders finally announced he was suspending his campaign – but oddly, that he will remain on the ballot and collect delegates – the news hit his supporters understandably hard.

Despite Sanders’ clear lack of viability over the past month, and a pandemic that paralyzed his and all political campaigns, his proponents reacted to the news with varied degrees of sadness, appreciation and defiance.

Comedian Sarah Silverman: “Wow. I’m heartbroken about Bernie.”

Democratic Socialist activist Meagan Day: “Bernie Sanders upended American politics and we’re never going back thank god.”

Record producer and Sanders supporter Tommie Sunshine tweeted: “Don’t get it twisted, BernieSanders is still on the ballot in every Primary yet to vote & I will get to vote for him in NY.”