Discussion: U.S. Election 2016: Primary Season - Page 2554

Beautiful Liar

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Originally posted by Eros

Now that Kasich dropped out, it makes Bernie look petty af if he stays on holding Hillary from pivoting fully to the GE.

I admire him as a politician but he really needs to drop out tbh. Take the L and move on!

To be honest tho its not Bernie fault he refuses to drop out its technically the democrats fault for 2 reasons, he simply wants to heard and acknowledged by that party and he wants his Super Delegtates from the states HE won all tho it's not gonna make a difference but I feel he wants them because it's playing FAIR.... 2nd reason is the DNC should of turned him down from running in the 1st place because he is a career "Independent" that wanted to use the democratic platform to be heard and it worked because he has no intentions of reuniting the Democrats.. .

jpow

Kasich dropping out will be a huge relief to Hillary, as he was the only republican candidate with a chance of beating her in the GE.

Javan

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Originally posted by Flare

Wait but Mexicans and Muslims aren't races.

Chile, Donald is racist and you will deal.

Makes you wonder why him and Hillary was so peachy before the race tho?

Orpheus

I can't wait for Obama to hit the campaign trail again.

jpow

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Originally posted by Beautiful Liar

To be honest tho its not Bernie fault he refuses to drop out its technically the democrats fault for 2 reasons, he simply wants to heard and acknowledged by that party and he wants his Super Delegtates from the states HE won all tho it's not gonna make a difference but I feel he wants them because it's playing FAIR.... 2nd reason is the DNC should of turned him down from running in the 1st place because he is a career "Independent" that wanted to use the democratic platform to be heard and it worked because he has no intentions of reuniting the Democrats.. .

Last night on CNN, he just said he doesn't feel fair to drop out before California and that they should get a chance to vote.

After June 7, Hillary will have the amount of delegates to secure the nomination and Bernie will have the closure to drop out. He won't take it to the convention and he'll leave it there. Hopefully he'll endorse Hillary that day too and start working on convincing his supporters to support her.

Javan

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Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

Bernie is so selfish sticking in this race. Like, for real,man. Drop out and let the grown ups handle this.

Y'all been telling to drop out even win he's still winning states. He clearly still has supporters in states yet to vote. Why is it that as democrats y'all are adamant on disenfranchising people?

LuLuDrops

My predictions so far:

West Virginia/Oregon/Dakotas/Montana - Bernie
Kentucky/California/New Jersey/New Mexico/Territories/DC - Hillary

Beautiful Liar

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Originally posted by jpow

Last night on CNN, he just said he doesn't feel fair to drop out before California and that they should get a chance to vote.

After June 7, Hillary will have the amount of delegates to secure the nomination and Bernie will have the closure to drop out. He won't take it to the convention and he'll leave it there. Hopefully he'll endorse Hillary that day too and start working on convincing his supporters to support her.

Yes but also on CNN last night after he said that he was calling "Democrats" self fish and than saying Hillary isn't addressing serious issues in her polices and than he was addressing the Super Delegtates ordeal... That's not a man trying to unite the Democratic Party he is basically saying they not playing fair ..

Adonis

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Originally posted by Javan

Y'all been telling to drop out even win he's still winning states. He clearly still has supporters in states yet to vote. Why is it that as democrats y'all are adamant on disenfranchising people?

This is why I said she should have a primary on 1 day. Everyone gets the same chance to influence the process. Instead people would rather spend billions and billions of private and public dollars on elections.

Javan

And why do Hillary supporters cry about "party unity" while slandering Bernie supporter as misogynists, posting child **** on Bernie Facebook groups and provocative things of that nature?

B94

Oh well i'm sorry I don't match what your perspective is.

Good thing i'm entitled to my own opinion your not changing, nor anybody else who views Hillary and this election differently to you.

geo

Bernie shouldn't drop out, he should let the rest of his supporters vote. He should however admit that he has no path to the nomination & allow Democrats to get behind their nominee, now that the Republicans will be doing the same.

He's said that he'll do anything to defeat Trump, well clearly not if he's going to drag this primary on to July while the Republicans campaign for the general.

Eros

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Originally posted by Beautiful Liar

To be honest tho its not Bernie fault he refuses to drop out its technically the democrats fault for 2 reasons, he simply wants to heard and acknowledged by that party and he wants his Super Delegtates from the states HE won all tho it's not gonna make a difference but I feel he wants them because it's playing FAIR.... 2nd reason is the DNC should of turned him down from running in the 1st place because he is a career "Independent" that wanted to use the democratic platform to be heard and it worked because he has no intentions of reuniting the Democrats.. .

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Originally posted by jpow

Last night on CNN, he just said he doesn't feel fair to drop out before California and that they should get a chance to vote.

After June 7, Hillary will have the amount of delegates to secure the nomination and Bernie will have the closure to drop out. He won't take it to the convention and he'll leave it there. Hopefully he'll endorse Hillary that day too and start working on convincing his supporters to support her.

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Originally posted by Javan

Y'all been telling to drop out even win he's still winning states. He clearly still has supporters in states yet to vote. Why is it that as democrats y'all are adamant on disenfranchising people?

No I mean, there is something to letting the people vote considering he's still winning states and what not. So maybe dropping out isn't the right thing to be saying right now. But the fact that the GOP was able to come to a conclusion with the nomination before the Democrats is a bit ridiculous!

If he's not gonna drop out then at least he should stop the attacks on Hillary, because he's literally just handing grenades over to Trump for the GE! But I seriously doubt he will, smh.

Javan

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Originally posted by geo

Bernie shouldn't drop out, he should let the rest of his supporters vote. He should however admit that he has no path to the nomination & allow Democrats to get behind their nominee, now that the Republicans will be doing the same.

And why would he do that when Kennedy was assassinated in June?

jpow

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Originally posted by Beautiful Liar

Yes but also on CNN last night after he said that he was calling "Democrats" self fish and than saying Hillary isn't addressing serious issues in her polices and than he was addressing the Super Delegtates ordeal... That's not a man trying to unite the Democratic Party he is basically saying they not playing fair ..

I know, but I do still think his rhetoric will change on June 7th.

After the rest of the contests this month, he'll realize that there is ZERO chance of a victory. Last night both himself and CNN analysts said that he still has a very narrow path to victory. And I think it's completely fair for him to stay in until June 7th, to at least see what California, New Jersey, and the others do.

His supporters have slowly started to stop sending donations, his April numbers were the worst this year so far. I think everything will dwindle down until June and hopefully be easily concluded there.

Beautiful Liar

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Originally posted by geo

Bernie shouldn't drop out, he should let the rest of his supporters vote. He should however admit that he has no path to the nomination & allow Democrats to get behind their nominee, now that the Republicans will be doing the same.

He's said that he'll do anything to defeat Trump, well clearly not if he's going to drag this primary on to July while the Republicans campaign for the general.

So what's the point of Bernie supporters going to vote if Bernie tells them what you typed

Javan

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Originally posted by Eros

No I mean, there is something to letting the people vote considering he's still winning states and what not. So maybe dropping out isn't the right thing to be saying right now. But the fact that the GOP was able to come to a conclusion with the nomination before the Democrats is a bit ridiculous!

If he's not gonna drop out then at least he should stop the attacks on Hillary, because he's literally just handing grenades over to Trump for the GE! But I seriously doubt he will, smh.

What conclusion? Cruz ran out of money. That's it really.

Also what was Bernies last attack? I haven't been keeping up these past few weeks. What are y'all complaining about now?

fridayteenage

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Originally posted by Javan

And why would he do that when Kennedy was assassinated in June?

Javan

Also Bernie is changing the political discourse from the status quo issues no one really cares about

jpow

Bernie should not drop out before June 7th. He should just change his attitude towards Hillary Clinton and the democrats. Work on expressing his views on some issues even more, spend his time there. He's helped Hillary to change her view on some of his key issues and if he can continue some positive work, I'm sure there could be more compromise there.