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Super Tuesday is now history. The nature of the presidential race changed and now Joe Biden is the unlikely frontrunner. While not over, Bernie Sanders must retool to compete.

Super Tuesday turned out much different than progressives expected. Unfortunately it means our progressive agenda is at risk.

There is no reason to panic. We must instead go out and actively make our case for the progressive America most Americans say they want. Our guest today is Daniel J. Cohen, President of Indivisible Houston, Dr. Franklin D. Jones, & retired university professor.

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‘What More Do You Need to Know?’ Health Insurance Stocks Drive Wall Street Rebound on Biden Super Tuesday Wins

“Biden is the preferred candidate for the financial markets.”

Health insurance industry stocks surged Wednesday morning in the wake of former Vice President Joe Biden’s strong showing in the Democratic presidential primary’s Super Tuesday contests, opening up 600 points after traders appeared to bet the candidate’s resurgence would box out any chance of single-payer universal healthcare.

“What more do you need to know,” tweeted journalist Jack Mirkinson of the market’s spike.

Sanders has made Medicare for All a centerpiece of his campaign. The healthcare industry has poured millions in ad buys against Sanders after the Vermont senator won primaries in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada.

“The industry has long seen Biden as their white knight,” said Dr. Adam Gaffney, the president of Physicians for a National Health Program and an outspoken Medicare for All advocate.

Biden on Tuesday won at least nine of the 14 states up for grabs to Sanders’ four. At press time, Maine was yet to be called, with Sanders and Biden locked in a razor-thin contest.

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