There's no early voting in PA?

Nope.

And you need some valid excuse for absentee voting too

Sometimes I love when pop culture and politics collide.

Wow, I haven't been in here in a minute. It's been a busy week and weekend! HRC still slaying? Yes. Still the next POTUS? Yep. The Berns still trying it? Yep. Poor dat.

Noooooo

is she promising $15 an hour now? (think i already asked this question but cant find my post)

She wants to mandate $12/hr across the board but is supporting $15/hr which has always been her stance

no. she's not pushing for it herself but she said she would support it (something along those lines)

She supports it when states, on their own, want to go for it because it's doable in that state (like NY). She's not supportive of doing it at a federal, national level.

It sounds like Hillary is trying to have it both ways.

You can't have a single minimum wage that's good for every region of the country. Some places have costs of living that are 2x, 3x, or 4x the cost of living of other regions. It's good to recognize both that there needs to be a higher federal minimum wage than what currently exists and that certain regions of the country will need to go even higher than that. Saying that we need one and only one minimum wage for the entire country displays a lack of nuance and an ignorance of how the economy works, although that's to be expected of Bernie and his supporters.

1. Economy (creating jobs and wage increases)
2. Education (college debt, and improving school systems)
3. Immigration reform
4. Gun violence/Criminal justice reform
5. Infrastructure
6. Health care
7. Climate change
8. Campaign finance reform

Yes. But he'll likely want her to adapt some of his policies (maybe free public college, overturning Citizens United - something she supports anyways - and single payer healthcare). I don't see why she shouldn't meet him halfway since not only will she need his supporters, but she needs a clearer message other than "let's continue Obama's policies". That's not going to get the base out to vote and a lot of voters are going to be looking for something different after 8 years of Obama.

It's pretty obvious he'll support her though. He's just staying in this to make sure the party begins listening to the other side of the party as well and find a compromise.

Anyways, I've fully come around the acceptance stage of Hillary being the nominee. But like I've said before, I still want Bernie to win some states so he can have more clout going into the convention.

I don't know if anyone would "go mental" - people are very much expecting him to do so whether they disagree with that decision or not. I'd assume Hillary supporters would be the ones "going mental" if he doesn't, hence the Secretary does need those votes in the GE.

But since Senator Sanders is one of the most authentic, caring and consistent people in top-tier US politics, I'm predicting that he will be endorsing Secretary Clinton; he knows how much is at stake with people like Trump, Cruz or Kasich potentially getting the White House.

Hilary's answer at that town hall shows she knows nothing about criminal justice reform. Just lip service.

that's so true

and according to tonight it seems like Hillary doesn't think she needs Bernie's supporters
She just shrugged it off like, "I have millions of votes blah blah blah"

Sherrod Brown: I'm not interested in being Hillary Clinton's vice president.

It would have been nice to see a progressive like him on the ticket, but I'm sure she can find choices that are more interesting anyway.