I’m researching the US Democratic Party primary candidates. Are any of them particularly better or worse on male issues, in your opinion?

Your first thought might be that the Democratic Party candidates are all bad, or that the party won't allow a genuine candidate to win - and I wouldn't necessarily disagree with you on either point! Still, as voting is about to begin, I'd like to get some idea of who's better and who's worse.

I’m particularly interested in whether you see any dividing line between the more left-wing candidates who get negative media coverage (Gabbard, Sanders, Yang), and the more centrist/establishment candidates who get positive media coverage (Biden, Bloomberg, Buttigieg, Klobuchar, Steyer, Warren). Do you think either camp is identifiably better or worse for men, or does it vary depending on the candidate, or are they all equally bad?

I searched this subreddit, but all I could find were some points against Biden.

We also discussed the candidates recently at r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates. The consensus there was roughly that Yang, Sanders, and Gabbard seem less bad, while Biden, Klobuchar, Warren, and Buttigieg seem worse.

What do people here think?

EDIT: Okay, I'm sensing a strong consensus here that they are all bad. Maybe so, but I'm not hearing many specific reasons. To be honest I'm a bit disturbed by the apparent lack of curiosity about the relative merits of the candidates. Can you really not think of any specifics?