there will be those who will work to ensure the Clinton administration(2) doesn't slip back to the right on the issues.

...if the Sanders campaign tries to change the platform, then they will also, and the Sanders campaign decided it was better to leave it.

That is a fantastic achievement for us. We will do battle for the future of America as a unified front.

But Sanders will still be fighting intraparty for nominating rules changes, including a top goal of getting rid of superdelegates, but presumably also throwing our primaries open to the entire American electorate, etc. The rules committee meets just before the convention. What comes out of that will determine what Sanders takes to the convention floor.

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The real fights are going to be over how to implement that platform, and how to do better than what it says.

...it would have been nice to get them on the record about TPP before Obama decides whether to submit it to the Republican-controlled Congress.

It may undergo a name change though so the claim can be made that it is a completely different trade agreement or some other such nonsense.

Bernie Sanders did America a HUGE favor by putting forth ideas and values that Democrats abandoned long ago to win favor of wealthy and corporate mega-donors. In doing so he has defused the terms "Liberal" and "Socialism", which can no longer be used by either party to incite fear in the voters minds just by someone uttering the words.

Recall Claire McCaskill and her proclamation against Bernie on Hardball..."He's a socialist for chrissakes"... "a SOCIALIST" (to her credit she didn't follow that with "Boo" though...but it was implied). Her effort, and the effort of the other comfortable class legislators and their media mouthpieces to issue the same dire warning went nowhere, and in spite of all the establishment forces against him, Bernie amassed a contingent of over 19 million faithful followers.

we're morphing into something that is ideological akin to the British conservative party (economicly protrade and socially moderate by EU standards but progressive by US standards and more elite than populist).