and they need to bolt down the chairs in Philly.

But But But, that's what they DID!

Loyalty pledges for delegates, as well as bolted-down chairs, are two very good ideas.

They are foes, not friends.

The Republican party is not big enough to hold all of our enemies.

Haven't heard you weigh in on that matter on this site.

but as he's not longer 'in it,' but is supporting hrc, I support the Democratic candidate.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=forum&id=1281

Nice to see you back at DU.

I am also an equal opportunity thinker and voter, always have been.

but anyway, again, thanks for supporting the nominee, for whatever reasons you may have. I think any direction one comes from, it's clear that a Trump election is the death of liberal progress in this country for decades to come.

And it is a snapshot in time...early too. All this hysteria...stop with the 'concern' and lend a hand.

How the fuck is pointing out that 90% of Sanders supporters, right in line with historical norms for Democrats, will support the nominee of the party even approaching concern, let alone hysteria?

You didn't confuse "stem" in my title with "cause" did you?

I may have responded to the wrong post.

Has DSA - Democratic Socialists of America - ever not supported the Democratic presidential candidate?

The party is trending leftward rather than rightward as often assumed here. This is far more realistic, as supporting gay marriage equality, doubling the min. wage and opposing the death penalty would have been ubthinkable 15 years ago for a major political party.

You'll have to wait to see what new polls show and if the scandal changed some minds.