Supporting Hillary doesn't further any equality agenda. If furthers Hillary's corporatist, 1% agenda.

Have fun rallying.

... to fuck off.

But you are going to have to accept it. Realistically its not going to happen. Sanders winning 65% in every single remaining state. And LOL at the "indictment".

And it wouldn't be the 2nd place finisher in the primary

because Sanders even if somehow beat her in her own state (not going to happen) will not get near 65% so he will be leaving a ton of votes on the table making the mountain much higher to climb

It's unbelievable that it needs to be repeated ad infinitum but they really don't listen...

When millions more people vote for the other candidate... we should hope for a scandal or unicorns... good plan.

Boy, time flies.

yep

...unless that is specifically, and immediately, addressed....

Who the fuck are you? And why would any poster here for over a week give the slightest fucking weight to your posting?

I'm a Democrat who has every fucking right to post here. Who the fuck are you? Im sorry your candidate lost but man up already.


Bernie supporters really are "Bernie's Babies".

I will rally when I feel like it, and for whomever I feel like rallying for.

Maybe he needs 65% of the remaining delegates (I haven't recalculated). That hardly means a single marginal win is crucial.

IAC, to win by 65% or more means basically to get 82.5% or more of the vote.

It was the 10th inning. The Sox were so far ahead that there was no realistic chance that they could lose. The bartender was a Boston girl. She kept saying "It's Over. That's it. It's Over, Just accept it, buddy. Your team lost!". I calmly persistently, and repeatedly asserted to her, "It's not over until the final out." Sox first baseman, Bill Buckner, bent down to scoop up an easy ground ball, which would have ended the game. But somehow he clumsily allowed ball to roll between his legs and suddenly the game was tied. The Mets won that game in extra innings and went on to win the series in game 7. The bartender had me evicted from the bar and accused me of witchcraft.
The moral: Never surrender and never give up until the final out.

Bernie should give every single voter in every primary the chance to vote for him. Even if he doesn't win, the numbers of people voting for him sends a HYUGE message to the Democratic party, that there are many of us who feel that the 3rd way has been the wrong way. And that if they expect to win future elections they will have to win us over. All "Democrats" can line up behind Hillary in November, if (and only if) she wins the nomination. But if that happens, I will no longer be a Democrat. If that happens, I'll be voting Green.

To be accurate, my state is almost certainly going blue, but I'd vote for Hillary if there was any chance it'd be close. I mean, please. President Trump?

What I love and admire about Bernie is that I am quite sure that he is not running out of the tiniest speck of ambition for himself. Unless he's had a massive personality change from everything he's done in the past 50+ years, I'm quite certain of that.

He's running because he believes in his message.

And he has already succeeded by challenging Hillary and pushing her to the left. He has already achieved SO MUCH just by being himself and by being tireless. And so have his supporters. We were all just waiting for someone to come along and FINALLY saying what he says.

So what you said is so true. Even if he doesn't win, the Democratic party has received a message loud and clear.

and who will really around the thieves?

and (to half the degree) those who sit out voting in November because there are state and congressional elections to boot out the ones who are engaging in gerrymandering and voter repression. Like the majority republican state legislature, governor and secretary of state of Arizona, whose disenfranchised people deserve far better.

explain how Hillary is responsible for what happened in Arizona and how you know that every single person waiting in those lines would have voted for Bernie. This should be good for a laugh.

that's even better for a laugh.

my very reasonable question and make the laughable attempt at hurting my feelings by putting me on ignore. How pathetically predictable.

I would be interested to know where you get that figure. I get 58%:

Current numbers on RCP, taking 56 of tonight's 75 delegates in Arizona into account give:

Hillary: 1159 pledged, so 2026 - 1159 = 867 to go
Bernie: 829 pledged, so 2026 - 829 = 1197 to go

since there are 4051 - (1159 + 829) = 2063 pledged left to be allocated,

Hillary needs 867/2063 = 42%
Bernie needs 1197/2063 = 58%

Of course, this is before Utah and Idaho have come in, as well as the full allocation in Arizona

Not backing the corporation.

So its a net loss for him.

Try not to count the chickens before they hatch.

Its the 8th inning, fans are filing out of the stadium and they are pissed the team lost, but guess what? While they are out in their cars, their team gets a man on base, and then another, and than another, and runs comes in, now the bases are loaded, wham! Grand Slam Home Run... suddenly their team wins...


God I miss baseball!!!

This isn't baseball. its pretty much over.

ARE YOU saying that the state of California with nearly 500 plus delegates should just give up and the voters not vote? Maybe you think its a waste of time for the other states to vote, but we won't stand for it...we WANT our say.. I WANT to vote, damn it. No one is giving up..no one is going home, and ITS not over, by a long shot.

But you seem to think Bernie will get all of CAs delegates, he likely won't even win 45% of them.

"They will win all their games this year, no team will beat them, they may as well hand the world series trophy over to the Yankees right now before the season starts, cause no team is good enough to beat them. All the other teams should just lay down their bats and go home, cause the Yankees will beat them every time..and not by a little margin, no it will be a HUUUUGE slaughter... Yankees 50..other team zero..like that .. "

I'm a Met fan.

nailed it.

But love the analogy!

can't wait for Spring Training games to start on the radio, (in Arizona, no less!) and for Opening day at AT&T Park!

Its been every other year so far!

Great plan.

She can handle Trump.

to get out and vote?

But its over, the the only thing to be determined is by how wide of a margin Clinton wins. Also will you be screaming fraud when she wins NY by 40 points?

Bernie should NOT drop out before the convention, regardless of the cumulative numbers.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=1423882

Oh by the way: as it isn't over yet (again), there is still no nominee to rally around.

But when she wins NY PA and MD by large margins, don't cry about "fraud".

But I agree that there has been way too much appearance of fraud in these primaries, and strangely all of it benefitted Clinton.

And Trashing.

Blah, blah blah.

Same shit, different day.

Thanks for playing though.

As long as he has money, Bernie is staying in. His ego is that big.

...since it seems he won more delegates than she did yesterday.