What time is it? Hopefully not during work because I'm probably going to cry.

Listening to him and his surrogates talk, it seem like the asshole level/paranoid feeling of being targeted by the Dems will lead them to think they can do it as independents.

Bernie is not dumb.

can do that this time around. He's cash-strapped after all the spending on ads and rallies, and some states have sore loser laws. A few die-hards of his will probably write his name in, but it'll be for naught.

Can you keep your hateful comments away from otherwise-positive threads?

I remember what that all felt like as an HRC supporter in 08. It's difficult and it hurts. I have great empathy for what his people are feeling right now; almost all of them with sincerely held and heartfelt wishes and hopes for this country.

He's a decent man who will do as he promised, to back the nominee, and do everything in his power to make sure that orange POS is stuffed far, deep and long into the annals of the most embarrassing episodes of history.

I was an Obama supporter but I felt a little sad watching Hillary's concession speech. I got a little choked up when she said that just because she fell short in her goals, she didn't want other women to be discouraged from pursuing theirs.

Thank you for your kind words about Bernie and his supporters.

Sorry, it's hard to not be snarky!

for their advocacy organization going forward.

I predict a very Berniesque endorsement.

bitterness and hate and a refusal to accept defe.at. He is risking the general.

And there are different kinds of defeat.

If he loses in what he is trying to accomplish, millions of others lose too-- nearly half of the voters in the primary, among others.

He is simply pushing for reform.

It's another way of saying "I know I don't have the votes to win the nomination. "

campaigning for Hillary:

https://heatst.com/uk/bernie-sanders-even-his-brother-admits-its-time-to-concede/?utm_source=fark&utm_medium=website&utm_content=link