Fraud. That's what it is.

And can you believe they are still giving him money??!!!!111

Gasp

And AT TH SAME TIME, trying to deny Americans votes. Classic Hillary supporter

Don't agee with what you said "Classic Hillary Supporter" lol nvm

I can vouch for this person in the "Great DU Primary Wars of 2016..." Just because someone is not as heated/upset/as excited as you...
...just because someone might be having a good time in light of a Bernie win...

...does not make that person a "Hillary supporter."

I voted for Bernie, and I've been called a "Hillary supporter" 3 times by Bernie supporters.

Relax. Have fun. Sometimes sarcasm shouldn't need a tag...

Right leaning independents and republicans want to give hillary hell. Democrats chose Hillary.

I think you are highly mistaken

I'm saying that right leaning indies and republicans pushed him over the top. Operation chaos.

He got a lot of votes.

It only takes about 20-40k hillary hating indies and repubs to switch this one to Bernie

who only decided in the last two months to care about this site on ignore. Buh bye.

We are talking about tens of thousands of voters able to keep a secret while still being organized enough to carry out a large scale campaign. This is as realistic as Republican claims of voter fraud without IDs.

63% of American want a $15 hour minimum wage instead of 12. Most(all?) of Sanders policy positions are in line with the majority of Americans.

There is your answer right there.

The point the other poster is making is that Republicans in open primary states have a straightforward incentive to vote for Sanders in order to keep his campaign going and distracting Clinton. Then in the general election they go back to voting for the Republican candidate, presumably Donald Trump.

We could easily measure this when the final results come in by seeing whether there is a mismatch between the vote totals for Sanders + Clinton and those for Democratic primary candidates in downticket races. If there is a bias towards selecting a presidential candidate then chances are this is due to Republican participation.

Nobody has jumped ship to pump Bernie on that side.

every open primary coming up is going to have lots of GOP spoiler votes.

Trump's victory has been regarded as a matter of fact since the Cruz-Kasich alliance crumbled within hours of its announcement. Regardless of what happened today, Republicans have every incentive to disrupt the Democratic primary from this point onwards since their party chair has informally called it for Trump now.

But republicans and right leaning indies pushed him over the top. Primaries should be closed.

He should and he will stay in it until the convention.

They will be sadly mistaken.

Hey frylock, what a great night this is!

Before it's all said and done, he'll capture 20+ states.

Again, he has lost already.

democratic process?

Has Hillary called it yet?

that you are. No fracking way. You've disparaged us for too long. And to equate him with Trump just shows your hubris.

I think it's important that those issues be heard and considered. It's not just about winning and losing, it's about the party coming together to build a winning coalition. Unless Hillary's plan is to exclude our share of the party, and just join with republicans alone (those she can get to cross flaming abyss).

more people have a problem with their being nastiness against the presumptive nominee. If Bernie stays in and keeps it cordial and runs a positive campaign like he promised, I doubt there'll be too many calling for him to quit...at least not adamant about it.

This campaign was supposed to be nothing more than a 50-state parade lap. A mere formality.

She has lost already.

Again, she needs to dropout for the good of the nation.

Reality check: it isn't just about HER! It is about what is best for the country.

How many has she lost in the last month?

She's cold, her winning streak has left her. The dog days of summer have arrived.

Do they think the democratic process is bad? Maybe they are afraid that she hasn't gotten it wrapped up.

Frankly I'm getting tired of you lot yelping that anyone a bit closer to the political center than you is a corpocrat/Republican Lite/DINO etc. etc. which is uninformed bullshit. On the other hand, I'm actively worried about Trump because his stated policy is to send people to kick in my door and break up my family, and I have zero confidence in Bernie Sanders as a candidate against Trump.

That being said, I have absolutely no problem with Sanders remaining in the race through the end of the primaries.

Some would call it fraud.

Which is bigger than him, bigger than Hillary, more important than this election cycle. We're not going away.

It means nothing. There is no plausible scenario in which Sanders catches up. Additionally a 6% win is likely to leave Sanders relatively speaking further behind in that he didn't meet the 60 something percent threshold to actually make progress given the decrease in the number of remaining delegates.

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Can't they see they're supposed to just roll over and accept what is obviously best for them?

Clinton is still going to be our nominee and is still going to beat Trump's ass in November. Sanders will still be a senator, but now with a (D) after his name. Carly Fiorina still looks like a prat.

It sounds to me like Democratic voters are not turning out in as large numbers because they know the race is over.