The Wheels On Nina's Bus Goes Flat, Flat, Flat!

Nina Turner got shocked again. The Progressive Caucus endorsed Shontel Brown.

The Congressional Progressive Caucus and the Congressional Black Caucus have endorsed Rep. Shontel Brown (D-OH) over primary rival, leftist agitator Nina Turner. However, Turner, 55 did get an endorsement from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT).

This is pretty much a wrap for Turner. After her bitter loss to Brown, she joined TYT Network for three months before announcing she was challenging Brown for the unknown congressional district. The state of Ohio is still dealing with the U.S. Congressional map controversy.

Today, I'm proud to announce the endorsement of the Progressive Caucus PAC! @electprogress is focused on electing strong, progressive leaders to Congress and I am humbled to have earned their support as I continue working for northeast Ohio! pic.twitter.com/K7yNiYAlZD

— Shontel Brown for Congress (@ShontelMBrown) April 13, 2022

Thank you to everyone who came to support me as we criss crossed the new district for a day of meet and greets! We talked policy, politics, potential and a little partying.

As we approach our May 3rd primary election, follow me to stay updated on upcoming events. pic.twitter.com/2XQDfXCTTH

— Shontel Brown for Congress (@ShontelMBrown) April 10, 2022

Brown, 46 is a freshman lawmaker who vows to work for the constituents of Cleveland and Akron.

She said she isn't for click bait. She is not trying to yell and scream for attention. Brown said she wants to help President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris save democracy. She said she will vote on bills to help metro Cleveland. 

Brown had sponsored eight bills in her mere six months as a congresswoman. She was co sponsor to the C.R.O.W.N. Act. The legislation that will ban employers from discrimination of hair styles from recruits and employees.

It's almost over.

Turner is trying to do the "underdog in the race" method. Since the junk food media has moved on from the 2021 special primary race, Turner is clearly not getting national exposure like she did. They literally believe she is wasting her time and clearly many pollsters believe she will lose by a larger margin.

Turner's biggest mistake was her remarks about Biden during the 2020 election. She said voting for Biden is like eating a "half a bowl of shit."

Those remarks will go down in history as one of the most damaging political mistakes known.

Turner touted endorsements from Sanders, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO), Rep. Katie Porter (D-CA) and Killer Mike.

Nina knows the job is more than just voting the right way. It's about leadership. With Nina, we know that she won't be afraid to take on the corporate interests that are driving up the price of gas, food and just about everything else. pic.twitter.com/lpDBAbDJRr

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) April 12, 2022

She allowed the rapper/activist to call Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) stupid for endorsing Biden over Sanders. It forced Clyburn, Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-OH) and the Congressional Black Caucus to formally endorse Brown.

What made Brown's victory so sweet was the endorsement of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The leftists were calling it the "kiss of death" and trashed Brown for it.

The Intercept, The Young Turks, Common Dreams, Jacobin and HuffPost writer Daniel Marans were literally smearing Brown and propping up Turner. They acted like Brown, a largely unknown and less funded contender was the establishment.

For context, Brown officially joined the progressive caucus in January. https://t.co/Fi6sv02FjY

— Daniel Marans (@danielmarans) April 13, 2022

Turner pulled in millions and had a record from being a city councilwoman to Ohio state senator to a defeated nominee for Ohio secretary of state and then Sanders most prominent advisor. She was touted like she was the fresh face in the race. She touted polls saying she beaten Brown and the others by 35 points. 

Turner ended up losing by 6 points. On top of that, she had 2:1 advantage in fundraising.

She is considered a perennial candidate.

In the race for the congressional district in metro Cleveland. Who will win the primary?

Shontel Brown

Nina Turner

Other

Nina Turner, David Esrati and Karen Mandel failed in accomplishments and are roundly mocked for being perennial candidates. 

If Turner does win, it will be a disaster for Democrats going into the general election.

She will be a distraction. Biden already has enough headaches right now.

Vote for Shontel Brown for Congress, Val Demings for Senate, Tim Ryan for Senate and Conor Lamb for Senate. 

Vote for Mark Kelly and Raphael Warnock for Senate.