[MAKSIM]

If you do not have a mathematical path to the presidency, then you should not be soliciting campaign donations for a presidential election. Sanders continues to ask for donations even when he has been mathematically eliminated. For someone that is supposed to take on the greed and fraud of Wall Street, it sounds like it is one of the most fraudulent things you can do in a campaign--intentionally deceive voters that there is a mathematical chance to the presidency and continue to solicit donations.

[that G.U.Y.]

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?

Because it is time to mobilize the party! The republicans have their guy. Its time for our girl to start the fight to November.

I get it. Your obsessed witth the underdog and saving sinking ships, but im more concerned with having a good president. I will not underestimate Trump. Every single republican underestimated him and look at him now.

[RatedG²]

Y'all a mess

[Beautiful Liar]

Originally posted by jpow

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.

Hmm... The majority of the time he was talking about the Super Delegates scandal saying him and his voters are not being heard that's why he wants to take it to the last states because when he WINS a state those state Super Delegates are still choosing Secretary Clinton and he is gonna ask for them at the convention it appears he is making a political statement about being "FAIR" the DNC really needs to give Bernie what he wants in all honesty we all know it's not fair that Super Delegates are choosing the loser of a state that Bernie wins ..

[LuLuDrops]

GOP Establishment today

[Diarrhoea]

Originally posted by fridayteenage

Isn't that literally what Hillary said in 2008

[Javan]

Originally posted by fridayteenage

Originally posted by jpow

Oh are you offended now? Was you offended when Hillary said this about Obama?

[Rihab95]

So Cruz and Kasich dropped out and Bernie is still trying?

He's basically allowing Trump a 2-month headstart by staying in the race until the convention. IF Trump wins in November, Bernie will be blamed for it by generations to come.

[Eros]

Ya'll took the bait smh!

[King Maxx]

I get what Bernie is saying about super delegates. But them voting for what their states voted for completely defeats the purpose of what they were created for in the first place.

If that happened, then essentially their role is slim to nothing. Might as well get rid of them for good.

[Adonis]

Originally posted by Beautiful Liar

Hmm... The majority of the time he was talking about the Super Delegates scandal saying him and his voters are not being heard that's why he wants to take it to the last states because when he WINS a state those state Super Delegates are still choosing Secretary Clinton and he is gonna ask for them at the convention it appears he is making a political statement about being "FAIR" the DNC really needs to give Bernie what he wants in all honesty we all know it's not fair that Super Delegates are choosing the loser of a state that Bernie wins ..

Good point and well said.

[Adonis]

Originally posted by King Maxx

I get what Bernie is saying about super delegates. But them voting for what they states voted for completely defeats the purpose of what they were created for in the first place.

If that happened, then essentially their role in slim to nothing. Might as well get rid of them for good.

The people should be voting....Hilary is going to win regardless.

[Benzene]

Bernie is a selfish ass. He has no path to the nomination short of Hillary dying and he still insists on going.

And don't come @ me with that poll saying that most Dems think he should keep running. That was a poll from last week. Obviously the situation has changed.

His deranged supporters have #DropOutHillary trending on Twitter. A Bernie with minority voters-sized mess.

[jpow]

Originally posted by Beautiful Liar

Hmm... The majority of the time he was talking about the Super Delegates scandal saying him and his voters are not being heard that's why he wants to take it to the last states because when he WINS a state those state Super Delegates are still choosing Secretary Clinton and he is gonna ask for them at the convention it appears he is making a political statement about being "FAIR" the DNC really needs to give Bernie what he wants in all honesty we all know it's not fair that Super Delegates are choosing the loser of a state that Bernie wins ..

Why would they chose Bernie though? Super delegates are members of the Democrat party. The entire time during Bernie's campaign, he's spoken only negatively about the entire democrat party. You can't campaign about how bad the party your running in is, and then expect those supporters to turn around and support you...

[fridayteenage]

So Kasich just waited till today cuz he would have just been an afterthought yesterday. Get your 15 minutes I guess.

[@michael]

Originally posted by King Maxx

I get what Bernie is saying about super delegates. But them voting for what their states voted for completely defeats the purpose of what they were created for in the first place.

If that happened, then essentially their role is slim to nothing. Might as well get rid of them for good.

Agreed. If you completely get rid of superdelegates, then Hillary is "only" at 84% the total needed for the nomination, opposed to the 92% she has under the superdelegate system.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Benzene

Bernie is a selfish ass. He has no path to the nomination short of Hillary dying and he still insists on going.

And don't come @ me with that poll saying that most Dems think he should keep running. That was a poll from last week. Obviously the situation has changed.

His deranged supporters have #DropOutHillary trending on Twitter. A Bernie with minority voters-sized mess.

Sad!

[Eros]

Y'all are so delusional and misinformed about this super delegate situation. And its honestly such a weak talking point either way because its pointless!

The restructuring of something like that isn't gonna come by overnight. If there's an issue and enough people support it, then make a case to ratify it for next time. But nothing is gonna come of it this election cycle.

[King Maxx]

No I don't agree with some Hillary supporters. Bernie has 1 month left. June 7 will be here before you know it.

I'm sure Hillary isn't even focused on him anymore. She has already started VP training and sent staff to the key states, etc. Bernie will continue to say what he wants, but clearly Hillary won't be responding because you know she can lose every state from now on and still win....

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Benzene

Bernie is a selfish ass. He has no path to the nomination short of Hillary dying and he still insists on going.

And don't come @ me with that poll saying that most Dems think he should keep running. That was a poll from last week. Obviously the situation has changed.

His deranged supporters have #DropOutHillary trending on Twitter. A Bernie with minority voters-sized mess.