I'm not supporting Sanders. I voted for him in the primaries in 2016, but, I wasn't a fervent supporter of the guy. He DID sell-out. I understand why he justified doing what he did, but he's not willing to go to the mattresses for what he really believes in. And, I think he's too old and out-of-touch, at this point.
And, I have been supportive of Gabbard from the time I first heard of her and her foreign policy stance. I don't know a great deal about her other than that. Any candidate that is blatantly pro-peace and opposes the MIC is going to be in the crosshairs of General Dynamics and Northrop-Grumman and so on. If Gabbard came out and criticized the Fed, I'd be tempted to get motivated again, like 2007. But, frankly, after the Ron Paul 2008 and 2012 cycles, I'm not holding my breath for anything that really makes me become active, on the streets, again. It's so bought-and-sold that it's hardly worth the effort. It was a labor of love for the two cycles I gave everything I had (much morethe 2008 campaign). It sapped me of my energy.