Or is there someone out there saying that Sanders' nomination is inevitable? I haven't seen anyone say it yet, other than maybe you here and now, I guess.

The Revolution Will Not Be Complacent

How about the ones where she can take action as President, as opposed to the risk of Sanders losing to the Republican?

...I worry (seriously) that he's not electable, BOTH because of his self-avowed "socialist" identity, and his lack of adequate resources to go up against the Republicans.

I've ALSO said that in 2008 I switched from Clinton to Obama when I became convinced he could win as well. Give me a solid explanation of how Sanders wins a national election with shoestring finances, and I'll switch again.

...the fact that the race is within 3 points with both under 50 tells me it'll be close. But at least Hillary will have the money and organization to compete nationally.

with another 10% drop in the polls. $4M advertising blitz in NH left her 22 behind Bernie.

As far as Bernie's fundraising goes, everything I've read says that jaws will drop when this quarter's numbers are released. The huge crowds he's drawing translates into a lot of people giving what they can.

He's building his organization as he goes. He had over 100,000 volunteers ages ago. Last I saw it was approaching 150,000. He's staffing up now in the south.

or the bundlers...meanwhile he is pissing off OFA people which number around 13 million. But by all means he should proceed.

nt

It's the people's turn.