Rubio is the current senator representing the state.

That's not the case with Sanders and politically Clinton has more current ties to the state

Rubio dropped out after losing the state he represents in the Senate. Bernie won the state he represents in the Senate by such a large margin that Hillary got no pledged delegates there.

On the other hand, by your logic, Hillary should drop out if she loses NY.

Trash thread.

The chance of that happening are exactly the same as having a Clinton supporter make an honest statement.

But then, not all tools are sharp as they need to be.

she will still be in the lead.

and isn't a johnny-come-lately party carpetbagger.

Pramila Jayapal by emailing us......Lucy Flores got far more money from that one email than Hillary gave to state parties with her aptly named Hillary Victory Fund.

Victory Fund".

even if she pulls off a win, it is MEANINGLESS!

Bernie is in this to the convention and the nomination!

it's to get Bernie supporters to stop supporting him.

crap about his "wins." Yeah, a bunch of caucus states for the most part, and mainly small ones at that. Assuming he loses NY, he falls almost irrevocably behind.

Is that what you are saying? Because it sure sounds like that to me.

He wins a lot of land and not that much population. Besides, your side is the one actually discounting a full third of the country. In fact, your candidate does it routinely. I've never seen Hillary demean any state she has lost. Bernie does it all the time because he's a sad vindictive person who can't recognize that there are millions who don't like him.

Of course you just heaved an impressive amount of self-righteous bullshit and nonsense that I'm sure made yourself feel good, but didn't actually make any sense.

and enlarging that lead is MEANINGLESS? Interesting logic there to say the least.

Oh, I don't think you did.

This is an argument without merit. I dismiss it with disdain.

it's not about how many primaries you win, but rather about how many delegates you amass.

And Bernie is down by 200.

How do you figure a loss in NY is meaningless?

There are ~1650 delegates left. Bernie is down by 200. He needs to get 57% of all the remaining delegates to get the nomination. 15% of all remaining delegates are up for grabs tomorrow.

Tomorrow is do or die for him.

Bernie has won eleven states so far, including the state he has lived for decades and represented in Congress for a quarter-century.

One state, one "commonwealth", one dispossessed capital city.

And his was Vermont.

Must be that weather vane thing again...

or the ever-moving goal posts.

Bernie is in this until the final primary, at least. He should stay in until Philadelphia.

Sanders won his current home state by a landslide....

win her home state by 80% too?

things like that.

... therefore, I expect him to stay in.