He has more of a 10-15% chance, your numbers seem kinda off!

No

Nope

Hehehehehehehehe everyone know it too

"Well, I'm sure that when Hillary Clinton announces that she'll be supporting me, we'll go forward together."

Wishful thinking sis

My anger may show in this post, but I don't care. I'm sick and tired of Bernie and his BernieBots, and can't wait to not see or hear of them again. The party will unified with or without them and Hillary is unbothered. And pay attention to BernieBots not all of Bernie supporters. They aren't the same.

And yes Marvin, a 20+ lead in New York is very possible.

That's nice of him and I'm glad he believes in his chances. I don't like quitters

But one thing I don't like is if Clinton said the same she'd be lambasted by the media for "assuming it's a coronation" or "she's entitled to it" yet it's okay for Sanders to make such assertions

It's only ok because he is so far behind and he's not going to win... Not him jinxing any chances he may have had

The audacity to just presume Hillary will support him if he gets the nom when he won't commit to the reverse

That's because the media has already made it seem that way, and I also don't think Clinton has been asked this question even once whereas Bernie has been asked about it multiple times.

Yeah that's messed up...

That's how it's gone in the past. The question is pointless and only Bernie has been asked it.

In order for her to put it out of reach mathematically, Hillary needs a lead of more than 475 pledged delegates. While Bernie wining is improbable, it's not "impossible." If he wins California completely, making Hillary unviable (her winning less than 15% of the vote), then he can possibly take the lead or narrow the gap by a hair. We all know that mess ain't happening though. Even if he wins, she would definitely have more than 15% of the vote and I don't even think she'll lose Cali.

Anything is possible, but that won't happen.

They should ask her. I'm very sure she'd say she would support Sanders if he were the nominee. I'm sure Sanders would support her too but he hasn't said that, he just skated around the question smh

I'd say it's very possible. I think she could win by 15-25 points. Maybe even more.... Especially since it's a closed Primary

They have asked. Multiple times.

Under 15% in California? Whew

It's possible but let me not think about that. I just assumed that would never happen

New York will likely be close to a Virginia sized win. The demographics are very similar.