Hey, great! We're still the underdogs. BTW, 4% is not a mandate.
Thinking that we're on top is always going to be a bad point of view. A momentary advantage in the polls and all the rest do nothing to change the fact that we are up against the entirety of what we can call the Establishment, with both Wall Street and DWS doing everything in their power to shut us down.
Not to mention the media. The talking heads on MSNBC, for example, could not control their glee and grins and smiles as they reported HRC's victory.
One of the panel members on CNN mentioned that if you read a transcript of HRC's statement you'd think it was one of Sanders' stump speeches. You could check off all of Sanders' points, almost point for point with what HRC promises to do.
If there was any reason to believe she believes in and will implement them we could all go home. As it happens there is reason to distrust anything she says.
See you in Philadelphia.
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So if Sanders has 4% more pledged delegates than Hillary, but neither have enough pledged delegates to win the nomination, that's close enough that it's just fine and dandy for the Super Delegates to make the final cut?
Nice to know you feel that way!
