You've already seen a couple of these scenarios.

After all, he's raised a ton of money and it's any means necessary when it comes to defeating Wall Street. REVOLUTION!!!!!!!

Just as Mrs Clinton hung her hat in the less progressive ones.

New York is Mrs Clinton's home state. Not sure she will do as well as Mr Sanders did in his home state. She has an advantage but some politicians do lose their home state.

Then again, he might not. It depends on who people vote for. That's how democracy works.

There is a possibility (a small one but it is technically a possibility) that Mr Sanders will win each and every state that will vote from today onwards and then go on to win the presidency. It depends on who the people vote for. I trust that you understand this simple concept.

Why is race more important than political ideas for you? Are you saying that Mrs Clinton won the states she did due to being certain race(s)' choice and not because of her political ideas? You do realise that you are painting yourself into a corner, right?

You really do learn something every day here...

It works both ways you know.

My state certainly is NOT her home state. She came here because ---visibility, she could easily win a Senate seat - no competition, and to continue to set the stage for a presidential run. Her entire life, as far as I can see, has been about being president, president, president.....

Clinton is a carpetbagger.

As far as I am concerned, she can go back to from whence she came.



And as a preemptive strike against whomever.. NO Bernie Sanders is NOT a carpetbagger.

and Arizona are more progressive states?

And Florida and North Carolina are much less progressive than Idaho and Utah.
So are MA, OH, IL.

Not like the liberal bastion of Oklahoma.


Or perhaps we can realize that there are good progressives and liberals fighting for progressive and liberal ideas even in states under deep Republican control, and they deserve to have just as much of a voice as traditional liberal enclaves.

money to keep going. I presume he will contest all remaining primaries and caucuses. I don't see any possibility of him getting enough delegates to win. It will keep a bit of media attention on the Democrats til the convention.

They frame it as acknowledging the result, but really they are trying to shape the result and discourage dissent.

Bernie isn't winning.

and 40% Hillary. I was one of the Bernie delegates from the caucus and will be a alternate delegate at the next level.

One of the main things we stressed is that we do not want any deals made. We want our 60% MN delegates to continue intact until the Convention in Philly. We are not giving up. We see no reason to compromise during the Primary.

I think it's time for some reality to set in here.

He just has to win 58% of the delegates between now and the end of June.

It's that he has to win every state. I ran a simulation using the tools some people posted on DU, where I had him losing New York by a small margin but still able to hit 2026 delegates.

I keep asking for people who think Sanders can still win to post such a simulation. But not a single person has, as far as I can tell.

Anyways you need it to easily see it's false that he must win "every state". He's obviously going to lose in some of them. Also Bobby Kennedy was assassinated in June. Hillary noted that when explaining why she wouldn't concede when she was running against Obama in 2008. Meaning that life is unpredictable. Anything can happen.

That's not the one I used. But it was similar.

But now that you have it you can go ahead and run your own simulations and see for yourself. Have fun!

Every time I ask for one, I get responses like "anything can happen."

60%-40% in all of the remaining states will put Sanders around 90 delegates ahead of Clinton. We all know that will not happen; as soon as you put some realistic numbers in there...Kentucky 35%, Washington DC 30%, Arizona 45%, California and NY 45% each (and that's being extraordinarily generous), then he sinks way back down.

It's time for Camp Sanders to start being realistic here.