For weeks, the COVID-19 pandemic has been the nation’s primary focus and has pushed the presidential campaign out of the main spotlight. Even so, news of Joe Biden earning the endorsements of Sen. Bernie Sanders and former President Barack Obama was treated as a major boost to Biden’s campaign by the media. But despite the star power of those endorsements, Biden’s bid for the White House, now unencumbered by like-minded rivals, looks like nothing but a desperate, mundane display.

The man selected to challenge the Left’s ultimate political foe, President Trump, is the least charismatic, coherent, and revolutionary choice they could have made. For the second election cycle in a row, Sen. Bernie Sanders was the runner-up to the presumptive nominee. Even though some Democrats want a more liberal party, ultimately, the safest choice won. And in the end, this speaks volumes about the Democratic Party’s disarray.