Again, if Hillary Clinton is the nominee, I will definitely be voting for her, but........

....... it's this smug condescension and sense of entitlement that I find so strident, such a turnoff:




And that's why I think it's so important for progressives not to get discouraged, and work like crazy to keep the energy and the movement going beyond the election.
This really is our moment. A senator with little name recognition beyond progressive circles, one who proudly identifies himself as a Democratic Socialist, has been able to make this much of an impact on an election. Lots of people, especially the millennials who are now the largest demographic group, are realizing that the only thing that centrist incrementalism does is serve as a small speedbump on the disastrous track we're on. The economic and environmental crises require something much more radical.
So working on progressive issues and getting actual progressives elected on the local and state levels is so important. Build the infrastructure, and oust the centrism (or potentially even worse) in 2020.
I'd been a little discouraged by the primaries of late, but drew a great deal of inspiration from watching this earlier: