If Hillary is nominated and elected, there is little chance either house of Congress will be returned to the Democrats so the clowns that you are seeing today will still be there doing their daily dirt and Hillary will become a figurehead.

But if Bernie is nominated, he alone has the enthusiasm and energy of 75,000,000 millennials behind him who will explode the voting population, allowing Bernie to win in a landslide and consequently likely capture at least one house of Congress for the Democrats, making it possible for Bernie to start working to fix some of our horrible problems.

So think of today's "little" struggle on TV as a PREVIEW of the massive one that will CONTINUE throughout Hillary's administration if she is elected.

For gawd's sake think, people.

time were gonna save everything, soon as all the dinosaur-thinkers were in the tar pits.

But then they started acting just like their parents, but in debt.

Look around now. Whose got your money?

It's on a loop - gonna have enthusiasm, gonna fix the problems, gonna end the wars, gonna - well, we have more people in and near poverty than we have had in years, that's for sure. And that is because the safety net was shredded by Republicans elected as Democrats. Bill. You rat. One of the millennials of that time, btw.

You might well be correct.The M cohort might explode and trample all over everyone with goodness. (Bet they get rid of their student loan debt before they raise social security, even if people are dying, or living with no respect, eating cat food. Wanna bet? lol

- One cannot expect a different result if little changes but the characters. There is absolutely no evidence that there is anything else on the table.-

We cannot breed our lazyboy-wearing-asses out of our problems. The adults have to be fixed right along with their little progeny. Else the same bad habits are taught and form their future. And the farce will be repeated again.

Thimk.

The only way Trump could possibly defeat Clinton, and I really don't see that happening, is if Sanders supporters are so bitter from him not getting the nomination, that they stay home on election day and act like petulant children.

Just a reminder that you ARE posting to the Bernie Group...FYI.

And, be like "petulant children" or not, we as Americans can decide who to vote for...and whether to vote or not.

That IS our Right.

And NO one can order us to do anything different.

Trump is just a fad, he will pass and when it comes down to it, thinking republicans will not vote for Trump, they will either not show up to vote, or vote for Hillary.

And if Hillary is nominated, Bernie will let his supporters know they need to vote for Hillary because the alternative will be catastrophic. I may want Bernie to get the nomination, but if that doesn't happen, I will vote for Hillary, to not do so is unpatriotic, and by that I mean to allow the republicans to take the presidency. Your anger should not be a factor to not do your patriotic duty.

irrational hatred. The idea that Repukes will convert or stay home rather than cast their votes against hated Hillary is laughable.

Even Hillary calls Republicans her enemies.

Republicans are not going to vote for Hillary. No way, no how. They don't like her, and for good reason. They would rather die. Don't ask me, ask them!

Similarly, not many of the Bernie supporters will hold their noses and put the Queen on her throne. Been there, done that, and got thrown under the bus anyway. Far better to let Trump destroy the system that Hillary and Obama and DWS built; there's always another election, and if there isn't, there is change by other means.

Trying to guilt Bernie's troops into supporting a woman who is the anti-Bernie is going to be unsuccessful.

Trump is not a fad, he's the noxious flower of 70 years' cultivation. Go all the way back to Nixon and Joe McCarthy and you see the seeds of Donald Trump.

Bernie, on the other hand, is drawing many a GOP stalwart into his sphere. He will have bipartisan support because he is egalitarian. Bernie is a man for the 99%, and as events will prove, unless there is unparalleled corruption (and Hillary will be part of it) Bernie will win.

People wake up on election day and some of them go to the polls to cast a vote. The more people who go to the polls AND vote for your party, the better chance you have of seeing your party win.

two parts. (1) Go to the polls. (2) Vote

However, if most people either hate your candidate or perceive your candidate as the lesser of two evils, then the haters come out in droves against her and only a few people want to vote for the lesser of two evils.

The line of Republican voters will be much longer than the line of folks holding their noses to vote for Clinton.

The sad part is that she is obviously an intelligent person, so she has to know that she could be ushering in our own little homegrown Hitler. She's going to try to do it anyway.

Intelligent and ethical voters support Bernie.

to prevent a republican from becoming the next president, and his reason for not going independent (Ralph Nader???). If he doesn't get the nomination, and Hillary does, he will rally his supporters to vote for Hillary, he will not be one of these disgruntled candidates that when they loose they go away, Bernie will rally in favour of the Democratic nominee, and that is how this election will go, if Bernie is not the nominee.

Sanders has integrity and does whatever he can to work within the system to changes things for the better, no matter how slightly.

But that doesn't mean that people will not stay at home in droves rather than get off their asses to support the consummate corporate insider offering only more of the same growing wealth inequality, bad trade deals, and military misadventuring.

coronate more of the same corporate friendly political dynasties that made them politically disaffected in the first place?

What if there is just no organic enthusiasm for one of the usual suspects who has been groomed as the safe corporate placeholder and paraded out in front of us for the last 25 years?

More than 90% of us hardcore leftwing political activists will hold our noses and vote for Hillary. You know this, I know this, and we all know this. But Hillary Clinton will energize far more brainwashed Republicans to get out to the polls to vote against her than she will energize traditionally politically disaffected people to get out to the polls to vote for her.

But Sanders would bring out more of the youth vote, which could help with other offices.

To contend with to win the GE. A laundry list of closet skeletons and controversies, red hot hatered of her by many on the right and center and trust issues across the board. The fact that she polls less favorably against GOP opponents than Sanders doesn't surprise me in the least.

And that block that also saw fit to vote for Ross Perot against both candidates running pushing for NAFTA was 20% of the electorate!

Just recently I've been on other message boards where right wingers will have all kinds of borderline or pure irrational hate for Hillary, and will in the next sentence say that they like Bernie Sanders' honesty and that they appreciate that a lot in today's sea of dishonest and crony candidates (that they also label "crony" themselves). They note that they might disagree with him on a lot of issues, but they respect him, where they don't respect Hillary Clinton. Now perhaps their feelings aren't that rational, but I think people need to recognize the reality that Bernie isn't the more toxic candidate in the GE than Clinton is that the corporate media tries to depict him as.

They don't want to hear explanations as to how a Washington insider is secretly one of us. It's really pretty simple, imo.

People want a new sheriff to restore order, not someone who'll just negotiate with the outlaws looting the town.

There's not a chance in hell she can win.