Conway says Sanders would be the candidate ‘if Democrats were serious about electability’

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Kellyanne Conway claimed that Bernie Sanders should be the front-runner if Democrats are looking for an electable candidate.

Conway, 53, penned an op-ed in the Washington Post critiquing the 2020 Democratic primary candidates. She claimed that Joe Biden’s self-described electability was untested and said his claim that he is the only candidate who can beat Trump is untrue. The presidential counselor suggested that Sanders was the only candidate with a proven ability to perform in swing states.

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