but we aren't.

Those who support Bernie just wont be enough to give him the nomination.
But they can still vote for him, to give him bargaining power. They can still vote for all those people down ticket who need support.

This is absolutely no difference than every other election we have ever had. The nominee just becomes clear at a different time each cycle.

We were still voting and they used to announce projected winners. Don't know if they still do that, but it was awful.

Not our call. Personally, as long as the partisan smut is kept out of the general forum I can avoid it here on my own just fine.

But, I confess I am curious as to whether tomorrow will result in a decision. Will the results be decisive, and if so will the Primaries forum continue on as if we don't have a nominee.

It's been settled since Bernie got blown out in the South.

The media and Team Bernie have pushed the "It's a real horserace" angle but
he hasn't made a dent in her delegate lead.

He won what 7 in a row and all but michigan were small mostly unpopulated states
That string of wins didn't close the delegate gap he was still down 200 before NY

After tomorrow he'll be down even farther.

You can still vote. Bernie's not going to win but nobody's saying you can't vote.

California (I think we're technically the last state to hold a primary, since Alaska and Hawai'i are done) has a lot more on the ballot than just the presidential primaries. They've been pretty quiet around here so far, but it's over a month off yet.

The remaining primaries would still happen. Much like they happened in 2012 when Obama was unopposed.

to Obama she ended her campaign...and helped elect him.

i don't like being rushed through the process

the narrative and direction of things or what.

They night not have received their new packets yet.

And I am so sick of the meme that Bernie should drop out while MSM continues to feed the Republican horse race where Trump is so far in the lead it's a joke.

Just leave Bernie and his supporters alone so we can keep campaigning.

Bernie is to Hillary, and then turns around and says Bernie should drop out.

Cruz is certainly further behind Trump than Sanders numerically speaking, but he can still gain.

Unfortunately, Sanders can't make gains because of proportional delegations.