I now have to justify paying scant attention and commenting on it on the basis of how weak I think these candidates are?
Getting Pete out of the way was supposed to clear the path for Biden. I don't think that will happen. For example, DRO mentions a state like Oklahoma, where Biden is supposedly leading. Sanders won that state easily in 2016 against a candidate who, frankly, was sitting in a much stronger position than Biden is at this time. Maybe Biden will win a bunch of those Super Tuesday states tomorrow, but I doubt it.
Bernie should win tomorrow in: Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Texas, Minnesota, California, Colorado, Utah. He might very well win Virginia, and maybe even Tennessee and North Carolina. I have no idea how anyone will fashion an argument for Biden's viability coming off of that.
My sense is that it's settling in for Dem power brokers, moderates, and Never Trumpers that Bernie is going to be the nominee and he will lose in the general election. They're desperate. and I suspect they will come to rue persuading Pete to leave the race because he was the one going after some of Bernie's ideas the hardest. Klobuchar is dead woman walking and Biden doesn't know where he is half the time.