Which is cool, but be classy about it.

Bernie's going to take it to the convention for the millions of people who want him to.

He's in it for us.

She's in it for herself.

They still think there should have been no one running against HRC at all.

I've said little bad against supporters because supporters can say whatever they want to. I try to criticize the candidate, not the supporters.

Only did here because I was trying to make a funny.

Dont say I didnt warn ya.

It ain't over by a long shot. Less than 1/3 of states have voted. The year is young.

By posting insults. Typical

Aren't you better than that?

and don't foresee coming out of it either!

because Hillary Clinton is simply, totally unacceptable as a presidential nominee for this party.

We know, we know.

It's the DNC's fault, it's the MSM's fault, it's DWS's fault, it's HRC's fault, it's Bill's fault, it's the debate schedule's fault, it's the debate moderators' fault, it's the Hillary supporters' fault - it's pretty much everybody on the planet's fault - everyone but Bernie, of course.

along with the illuminati and Opus Dei

path of the coronation.

the convention and beyond… I have his back.

Oh, and nasty post.

I plan on donating to Bernie tonight.

He really seems to be the last honest man.

and singing the Battle Hymn of the Republic as this campaign takes its latest $40 million and rolls out



Time to donate again. Thanks for the laugh

but you aren't worth the effort .

Bernie's campaign isn't over, and no progressive should WANT it to be over.

Nothing but good has come of Bernie's presence in the race.

Bernie's going to rake up some delegates, and Hillary sounded like Bernie Clinton tonight. The best form of flattery is imitation!

We return Dem survey forms with a note explaining why we do not trust the DNC, we vote Bernie in primaries and then change our registration to Independent and plan to write-in Bernie in the GE, we laugh when we are phone banked for Clinton and tell the callers this is still a democracy and we are allowed to vote as we wish.

Yes, we have flashes of anger and disgust when we see what DWS is doing. But we do not accept Bill using a megaphone in front of a polling place in violation of ethics and the law. That brings out hard core reporting and maybe a few law suits.

Bernie supporters are very realistic.

wins MA I will not think it a fair win. Many were kept in line not able to vote.

and the parties look at the votes and where the support is -- or isn't. I did not mean Bernie would win the hot seat. I meant that I have the right to vote as I choose and that it will be noticed. Clinton will be running for her second term the day she is sworn in. She will care about where she has support and there she does not. And with DWS out of the DNC -- there will be lots of second thots. The DNC had turned off a lot of people.

I'll wait for your answer. I'll be waiting a while, I suspect.

You couldn't even take a few minutes to try to look that information up, and I'll bet money that you won't bother to do so the day after the election in November either. You like saying that voting for the outsider is going to make a difference, but you can't be bothered to invest any of your time in researching the facts behind your claim. Not a winning approach.

The Political Revolution is headed for Philadelphia.


However, your question could well be asked of yourselves, of Clinton fans regarding
the likelihood of Hillary being indicted before she ever gets into the WH
Are you in denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance?

It's nice to see substance and kindness.
Why would anyone be angry at people who post crap like this?

Hillary would have NEVER, *EVER* changed the conversation on her own....if it were up to her, she'd walk right into the Whitehouse and start moving her things in yesterday.

But, no, she has to go through this annoying, pesky primary, voting by the people, thing, to gain her rightful power.

In the meantime....she'll say whatever Bernie's says...minus any actual policy or disruption of the corporate class.

keep working on depressing the vote in November. I will quite frankly enjoy it.

My state doesn't vote till June. Patience that is where i am.

that people deeply concerned about the future of the world for their children and grandchildren might be coming from a different emotional place than those supporting the status quo and its defenders.

This isn't at all helpful.

Anyway, I'd say a lot of HRC supporters are in the 'overconfident' phase.

but your gloating is really uncalled for. Let's try to rise above that shit.

Bernie is taking this puppy all the way to the

CONVENTION

And we are going to win this.

Then, if you want, we can chat about the 5 stages of loss

First they ignore you...
Then they laugh at you.
Then they fight you and then
you win.

Hillary ignored Bernie.
Then she laughed.
Now she is fighting and fighting ugly.
So what stage is she in?

I accept that the people who claim to inhabit 'the Democratic Party (tm)' are not, in any way, actually concerned about the issues they claim to be concerned about and are, instead, merely concerned with their own financial status. That is understandable.

It's the way of cowards.

But perhaps the people who created the 'Stages' chart should be more honest about it. It assumes that there are 5 (7 sometimes) stages, but it does not realize that there are more possible alternatives than simply those. So yes, I'm in Acceptance.

It is not the 'Acceptance' that the OP thinks it is, however.

Congratulations on your victory. I sincerely hope it brings you everything you voted for.

would do everything in their power to marginalize Bernie and his message.

My biggest surprise, however, has been that despite things being rigged against him, Bernie's campaign has resonated so widely and deeply with people and has managed to give the establishment a serious run for its ample money.

If this primary ends the way I've assumed it would, Bernie and none of us who support him have absolutely nothing to be ashamed of. Just the opposite, in fact.

On edit: To quote a famous socialist...Don't mourn. Organize.

That concept is this. No matter who wins the primary on either side, we continue on. If we continue with Bernie in the White House excellent, if not, we continue the effort with Bernie in the Senate, but this is not about Bernie, it is about us and we will be there for this revolution which is sorely needed in this country. So, as I see it, we don't fit into any of those "stages" you have so eagerly posted.

that ppl in SC voted for HRC bc of a master/slave relationship is ok?

Fuckin hypocrites.

That's two for angry and one for denial.

It was directed at the ppl freaking out on your thread.

They heap it on Hillary like repubs shrieking about Benghazi then say this post is ugly... denial.

The only thing besides the lopsided coverage in Clinton's favor are the dishonest, sleazy tactics that have been reported to cheat the votes. The masters of dirty politics - reminds me of what the republicans resort to because they can't win any other way.

BTW, the 5 stages of grief have been debunked for several years.

a serial sexual predator.

See you in Philly. We'll wait until every last vote has been cast, so deal with it.

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Kick for exposure-- I know I advocated for at least a modicum of cross-aisle working but tonight may have been a really bad night to advocate for that.

I just think that's sad that large numbers of people voting in tonight's primaries don't see that we don't have to settle for a lesser evil. But I still have hope. It's premature for anyone to start claiming inevitability. If this were a baseball game, it would be in the 3rd inning now. As Yogi Berra said, "It ain't over 'til it's over."

It's missing its asshole

are clobbering Hillary. Didn't expect anything from the South, so no disappointment there. Not surprised that Massachusetts is so close. Not surprised at Virginia either -- lots of AAs and huge military/government contractor presence. And unlike Al Gore, Bernie is carrying his own state, so no disappointment there. They sure don't like Hillary in Oklahoma, do they! Hmm, Tennessee. I will say I'm a bit surprised at Tennessee -- why so pro-Hillary?

I thought Alaska was today also. When the hell's Alaska?

Think that covers it. Oops, Texas. Not surprised at results I'm seeing there, either.

What was your question again?

here in Texas. So, I guess you could say I'm hopeful and looking forward to the rest of the season.

There is no need for your anger and lashing out. We've all got a ways to go no matter who we support. Have a wonderful evening XRubicon.

Lame.