Thank you, Armstead.

may hurt DU after the primaries (many may stay away or just become lurkers). It will not affect my vote in the GE, because no matter what they think I and many Sanders supporters have been D's for a very long time (myself since the 60's). I for one have no intention of voting R or staying home. When I read post insulting Sander supporters, it makes me less inclined to participate on DU during the GE. Why would I want to hang out with those who have stated if Clinton wins Sanders supporters who are trolls and are not real Democrats can crawl back under the rock they came from.

Yes there are post bashing Clinton supporters but the majority of them are due to her corporate ties and her positions on various topics like NAFTA, TPP and Fracking. Telling me I'm are not a D but more like a trump supporter will not make me feel welcome on DU, if Clinton wins the primary. It won't however keep me from voting D in the GE.

I still believe Sanders has a good chance of winning our primary.

You are correct,. Many of us will vote "Anybody But Trump (or whomever)."

But if she and the Democratic Establishment keep going in this direction it will make many question whether whether they can ultimate support this kind of candidate or party.

will not be inclined to campaign like I did in 2008 (30 hours a week). If she is elected and goes too far to the right, it will sadden me to leave my party but I will look for other options.