Couldn't agree more

Candidates are not elected. Allowing the election of Republicans is not working out well.

"Together we will win!"
So all of us need to get out there and do the job. And I think most of us know the election is only the beginning the hard work starts from there.

A lot depends on what we do next year.

not lift a finger. I won't phone bank or donate or knock on doors.

I know I'll be out knocking on doors, as I always do. I'm sure some of your fellow Democrats in your state will do the same. Some people understand the risks of having a Republican win the presidency. Then, too, there are all of those down-ticket races to win, and excellent Democratic turnout is the key to that, as well.

Thanks for letting us know you won't be helping. We'll keep that in mind.

We Democrats will do what we always do, work to elect Democratic candidates to every possible office. There's nothing "royal" about that.

It's something Democrats do when election time comes around. We think it's important.

Really, you think democrats won't forget that some anonymous poster on DU isn't going to phone bank for Hillary? It's arrogant to speak for others.

Speaking only for myself, I'm glad you are no longer "supporting" Bernie.

Neither do I.

Beat your chest all you want. We'll see you next Fall.

I'll hold my nose and vote for her, and yes I do remember the loud, vile PUMA critters. I don't know how many of them didn't vote for Obama- and neither do you.

This year, my focus is on trying to get a candidate nominated that I want to work for at that time.

Once the primaries are over, though, we all get together and try to get Democrats elected to every possible office. It's a tried and true way to make progress. Sometimes we succeed and sometimes we fail, but we never fail to try.

Whichever candidates win the primaries and are on the GE ballot, we'll support them. In my opinion, and in my opinion only, people who don't support Democratic candidates in general elections aren't really Democrats. They're voters, of course, and Americans, but Democrats help Democrats win elections. Again, just my opinion, but I know it's shared by others, too.

Obvious.

Or election rigging, either by the candidate directly or through surrogates, I'm on board. Otherwise, not.