[bleuwaffle]

Originally posted by Retro

Needlessly / uselessly yes

Originally posted by Bloo

He does, it's just idiotic to do so with the current political reality.

Your opinions =/= fact. He's going all the way to the convention.

Originally posted by RatedG²

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

His attacks are never below the belt.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

I was only talking about Indiana

Indiana wants BERNIE

You were saying he shouldn't drop out for a national election, and yet the NATION wants HILLARY. Bernie should still drop out to help defeat Trump. His continued campaign just weakens the chance to defeat Trump, Hillary is going to be the nominee, whether you think she's a strong candidate or a weak one, his continued candidacy is weakening her. Thus, he is strengthening Trump.

[Mickey]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

Right, like they unconventionally switched over to Obama.

The superdelegates who switched to Obama switched after Hillary dropped out, in the name of party unity. Two of the supers that switched were Bill and HIllary

[Retro]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

Your opinions =/= fact

Arguable in my case but that's beside the point

[@michael]

Originally posted by Marvin

I was only talking about Indiana

Indiana wants BERNIE

A shame they are traditionally a Republican state in November. I guess they don't really count then.

[Alejandrawrrr]

Originally posted by slw84

I get it.

I just wanted to get a good joke in their.

To be fair, many do use one L and not two.

But carry on...

In fairness, autocorrect on my phone always changed it to "Hilary" until I saved HRC's spelling

[Bloo]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

Your opinions =/= fact. He's going all the way to the convention.

That doesn't change that he's going to lose.

[Reza]

Originally posted by Alejandrawrrr

What, pray tell, were the personal attacks?

He's essentially calling her a corporate puppet and implying that she would trade money for favors, especially with wall street.

[@michael]

A mess @ Bernie still staying the superdelegates should vote how their state voted, when it's already shown that he would still be losing massively if that were the case.

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by Bloo

Care to cite some examples?

I'd love a few examples of this too. I think they might be confusing 'progressivism' with 'communism'

[ABEL-o-matic]

The thread's tone became Trump vs Hillary the second Cruz dropped out, and any BernieBots came into the argument panel became a figment of imagination.

The GE is gonna be so exciting.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Alejandrawrrr

What, pray tell, were the personal attacks?

-calling her unqualified
-alluding she's untrustworthy/dishonest with the DNC raising money tactics
-saying her words about the crime bill in 1994 were racist
-saying what Bill did to those women (whatever happened) was disgraceful
etc

He has not been above the fray

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Benzene

Funny, I live in a world where the GOP has hit a dead-end with the fastest growing populations.

Maybe the world you're in is the same world Karl Rove was in when he guaranteed a Romney victory.

I live in a world where the GOP hold 34 governor ships, most of the state houses, the house, the senate, and until Scalia died the Supreme Court. If Hilary loses, the Dems will be completely shut out of government at all levels.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

You were saying he shouldn't drop out for a national election, and yet the NATION wants HILLARY. Bernie should still drop out to help defeat Trump. His continued campaign just weakens the chance to defeat Trump, Hillary is going to be the nominee, whether you think she's a strong candidate or a weak one, his continued candidacy is weakening her. Thus, he is strengthening Trump.

It's not Bernie's fault that she's a weak candidate

You could also say Hillary was weakening Obama. Candidates can stay in as long as they want to. Bernie doesn't have to drop out just because a few HillaryBots want him to

[@michael]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

I live in a world where the GOP hold 34 governor ships, most of the state houses, the house, the senate, and until Scalia died the Supreme Court. If Hilary loses, the Dems will be completely shut out of government at all levels.

*Hillary

[TheLastChord]

Good for Bernie

But this race is still over.

[Butters]

Originally posted by Alejandrawrrr

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.

He's been going after the Republican candidates over Hillary all these months. now he can actually focus all his bigotry/sensationalized lies/insults on her like he's done to poor Ted since March. If you take out the whole low blow/5th grade nonsense from Trump, they use the same talking points (she's controlled by Wall St, she voted for the Iraq War, she's what the establishment wants, etc)
I'm curious if Bernie can keep attacking the presumptive democratic nominee alongside Trump without looking like he has the same ideologies/is similar to Trump.

Originally posted by hairofglory

In a world where "progressive" policies are running cities and nations into the ground.

Can you expand on this? What kinds of progressive policies and where

[Reza]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

I live in a world where the GOP hold 34 governor ships, most of the state houses, the house, the senate, and until Scalia died the Supreme Court. If Hilary loses, the Dems will be completely shut out of government at all levels.

and our country will probably collapse

[bleuwaffle]

Originally posted by Mickey

The superdelegates who switched to Obama switched after Hillary dropped out, in the name of party unity. Two of the supers that switched were Bill and HIllary

Originally posted by Retro

... after Hillary was clearly losing and proceeded to drop out.

My point is that their vote is not permanent, therefore they should not be included in the overall count yet.

[rivers]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

I live in a world where the GOP hold 34 governor ships, most of the state houses, the house, the senate, and until Scalia died the Supreme Court. If Hilary loses, the Dems will be completely shut out of government at all levels.

This makes me wonder what the country will look like after 8 years of pure conservatism. I can just imagine the amount of protests that would go on