We will see what kind of "democrat" Bernie is real soon!

it is better that we find out now.

Most of them are commited to Hilary. Im sure one or two might switch, but not a significant number.

Is a candidate who barely won Michigan and lost Ohio, Illinois and Missouri going to do well in Wisconsin?

Is a candidate who relies on Independent voters going to do well in closed Primary States like New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania?

The party is the career of most of these super delegates. Why would they switch to a guy who has criticized their party for many years, admitted that the only reason he's running as a Dem is for personal gain, and who now has the unmitigated gall to run to be the head of their party?

Huh?

It's misleading to lump votes in with non-votes.

He has to start winning big in largely populated states. And that's not happening.

You wish.
To the convention!

By the way, your username is pretty ironic.

His name will remain on the ballot. You can still vote for him.

Busted!

GO BERNIE !!!

no time to quit.

will they stop when Bernie^s in the White House ?

If Bernie can't win, she need not expend any energy fighting him.

And Bernie is not on the top of that list

Hypothetically, if a candidate were indicted, they (or their advisors) couldn't really recommend a replacement with any credibility.

Biden would be picked, or someone else who has a chance to win and hasn't attacked the Democratic Party repeatedly over the last 25 years.

Winning a brokered convention. No one who is not a pledged delegate for them votes for them after the first ballot.

Particularly with Sanders there is no point. Voters are not choosing him. The convention will be justified in saying that there was no consensus among Democratic voters for Sanders so they are going to pick someone who can win and who has gravitas, like the sitting Vice President.

It will be harder for the GOP to justify denying Trump the nomination, but they care a lot less about appearing to do the right thing so...

Unless by "the right thing" you mean "get out of the way of it moving right".

There is never any justification in having an uncontested presidential primary.

And HRC would stand for nothing if all the delegates in Philly were hers.

The American people -- the 99% -- remember them?

Get with it.

Ain't gonna happen.

Hyperbolic bullshit.

No matter how much we all pretend they don't. And unless Bernie win elections big, Super-Delegates will not flip.

she wouldn't have made it a regressive version of itself.

He has the right to stay until the last vote has been cast. I supported Hillary in 2008. Part of the reason she stayed was due to all the women who wanted the opportunity to vote for a woman in a primary. After all was said and done, she worked very hard to help elect Obama. Therefore, I can't be a hypocrite and ask for Sanders to drop out.

Far too many people on this site seem to have forgotten about all the people who thought Hillary should drop out before the primaries were over in 2008. Her supporters resented it then, and they should be consistent now in in their attitude towards Bernie staying in the race.

Granted, I don't think that he'll surpass Hillary in the pledged delegate count, but he's entitled to stay in the race.

to "do the right thing for the party she loved." Instead, she hung in there until June 7 and pointed out that Bill had not secured the nomination until June of 1992 - and she also said "We all remember Bobby Kennedy was assassinated in June in California."

I think if he stays in the race to further his message, and avoids attacking Hillary, it will benefit both of them.

Bernie will get to continue the large platform for his issues, and Hillary will be shielded from huge amounts of repub negativity for a little bit longer.

Clinton stayed in until July.
Bernie can stay in until July!

by camp weathervane we are now being told that he loves the party and should drop out. Hilarious.

Not really. I look forward to watching her lose another Democratic primary at the convention.