Doesn't seem like much hyperbole.

as this is now BS Underground.

I know, whichever candidate they support in the primaries. I know that it is true for me.

The hyperbole seems to be coming primarily and most vociferously from those who consider themselves "independent" or "libertarian" or who are new to the political process entirely.

20-30% won't support either Bernie or Clinton if they win... and this is unity?

It's also months away from the election, and Clinton has no long history of her numbers going up dramatically.

...but that's in the context of the passion of the primary fight. How many Clinton supporters in '08 said the same about not voting for Obama, only to join the coalition against McCain/Palin.

...I find it hard to believe very many sane Sanders or Clinton supporters will assess the situation come November and decide to hand the White House, the Supreme Court nominations, and the nuclear codes over to The Donald if their candidate does not become the dem nominee.

Context is King! When a nominee is chosen, the choice becomes much more stark and the stakes way too high for thinking people to sit on their hands. I don't buy it. Sorry.