[Mickey]

I just hope Bernie stops attacking Hillary.

[Butters]

Originally posted by Bloo

That's not true though... The country is becoming more and more left...

It's both. The left is becoming more left and the far right is also growing a coalition, like the anti-pc movement (why Trump supporters exist)

Everything is so bipartisan it's getting really bad

[Temporal]

Originally posted by Marvin

Again, he's not going anywhere

Especially not to the white house!

[slw84]

Originally posted by @michael

*Hillary

For now, let's shy away from Clinton getting any more L's

[Benzene]

Trump has flip-flopped on abortion so many times, nobody knows what his true position is.

[Mickey]

Originally posted by jgorny

Who was his SCOTUS pick?

He said he would nominate someone who would overturn marriage equality

[chilicheese01]

Go Trump!

Can't wait to defeat that liar Hillary in November.

[Retro]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

I was correcting their mistake. 300 =/= 800.

With supers it's 2201 to 1399 and that equals 802 which is perfectly correct since supers conventionally do not switch so it wasn't really a mistake now was it

[rivers]

Originally posted by Marvin

I'm not #BernieOrBust

But I don't believe a Trump presidency would be as bad as some people are making it out to be. Most of his plans would never get passed anyway

No he'll become a puppet to the Republican party and do whatever they say

[@michael]

Originally posted by slw84

For now, let's shy away from Clinton getting any more L's

I'm not going to keep letting him passive-aggressively spell her name wrong.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

If she had the nomination she would be winning all of the remaining primaries, but she just lost tonight

That's not how delegate math works, Marvin.

[bleuwaffle]

Originally posted by Mickey

I just hope Bernie stops attacking Hillary.

He's running against her. He has every right to criticize her policies and political history.

[Retro]

Originally posted by slw84

For now, let's shy away from Clinton getting any more L's

you know what

[hairofglory]

Originally posted by Bey Admired

Please, if the American economy crumbles, ours does too. If America goes to war, we do too. It's pretty freaking obvious why I care so much. You've got a fascist, hateful, bigoted, under qualified, and dangerous individual as the GOP nominee right now. Forgive me for being bothered by that.

Fascist: nope
Bigoted, nope
Under qualified: nope! He clearly has plenty of experience handling politicians, working with them, and understanding how they think, without being one himself. I and millions of others see this as a plus. Voting for candidates based on how many years they've served as a lying, pandering politician I think is more dangerous because it prevents people of potentially great prowess from really helping this country out.
Dangerous: He literally said in his foreign policy speech that the goal is world peace. He isn't thirsty for war.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

That's not how delegate math works, Marvin.

My point was that the voters clearly don't agree with what that user said

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

He's running against her. He has every right to criticize her policies and political history.

But he is doing more than that. He's attacking her personally which he said he'd never do.

[Retro]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

He's running against her

Needlessly / uselessly yes

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by rivers

No he'll become a puppet to the Republican party and do whatever they say

Other than his key platforms points, I think that will be the case. He's on shaky ground with them and he would need them on 2020.

[Butters]

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/...the-convention

Has this been posted already?

Fifty-seven percent of Democrats said Sanders should stay in the race until the summer nominating event, according to an NBC News-Survey Monkey poll released Tuesday.

Clinton’s allies are, for the most part, not calling for Sanders to drop out now. They believe he’s earned the right to campaign until the final votes are cast but are hopeful he’ll then rally his supporters behind Clinton at the convention.

Democrats are closely watching the tone Sanders takes with Clinton, hoping he’ll rein in his attacks so as not to damage her for the general election.

seems reasonable. He has the money and support to go on till the very end. Hillary isn't wasting much money on him. Tho I hope he isn't relying on snatching superdelegate support in July

[Alejandrawrrr]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

I wanted Bernie to be the Dem nominee, but he must know something we don't know b/c there is no reason for him to be continuing.

Not that I think an indictment WILL happen, but if it did it would likely be in the general... Even thinking of things in a purely horse-race sense, by staying in his campaign maintains credibility in the event he has to throw something together at the last minute. At this point he's significantly better equipped than Biden, or Kerry or whomever would be. Additionally it's not like Bernie's been throwing curve balls at Hillary, basically everyone knows what he will hit Hillary on (I can pretty much mime his speech at this point), so I don't think he's REALLY damaging her, and hasn't been since probably March-ish.

Originally posted by Reza

Mess. Trump is the best thing to happen to Hillary and the democrats. He's literally the only candidate that has a higher unfabvorabilty rating than Hillary. Pretty sure the democrats aren't worried at all

The one thing I find simply mind boggling are the people (and media) who believe/pretend that the reason the republican establishment hates him is his racism/misogyny... As if that hasn't been the GOP's bread and butter for at least as long as I've been alive Clearly they opposed him primarily because he will get murdered by either democrat in the general, while Cruz at times, and Kasich were projected to go toe to toe with the dems. If Hillary somehow screws this up...

Originally posted by Butters

I wonder if Bernie will team up on Hillary with Trump when he inevitably starts focusing all of his energy on her starting from tomorrow. How could Bernie keep attacking Hillary with Trump (while using similar arguments w/o the low blows) without looking like he's on Trump's side?

He can because they're the same arguments he's been making since like, August? It's not like he'll suddenly start praising Trump, he'll just rebuke them both as he's been doing the entire time. If it's not clear enough by now, the point of his campaign is furthering a true progressive agenda, not just getting any person with a D next to their name in office which has largely been the democratic agenda for decades now.