[Speezy]

how many delegates Bernie needs to probably overcome Hillary

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

Some people may have to wait in long lines or caucus, but yeah voting usually doesn't take long at all.

Yeah, caucuses should be gotten rid of.

Which is why it doesn't make sense to say "maybe if they were voting instead" They can do both. It's not hard.

I agree.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Speezy

how many delegates Bernie needs to probably overcome Hillary

He's a little less than 300 pledged delegates behind. So, he would magically need to gain that amount without her gaining any... Not going to happen.

[cherylcole]

I just saw a story (on TYT ) about how a waitress gave someone a Bernie pen to sign their check and they refused to tip them and left them a message instead because they supported Trump

Politics is dividing our country so much, this is why half of the country remains so stupid because nobody will listen to others opinions if they differ from their own.

[King Maxx]

California is important for Bernie to get his final moment, but essentially yet again it's not an important state because Hillary will get the nomination even if she loses. She won against Obama in 2008 and still lost. And Trump is already the nominee. Plus it's a safe blue in November.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Cupid

It's familiar to you? How unfortunate

You know exactly what I meant

[D_Man3379]

Can't believe McCain endorsed Trump after the awful things he said about him.

Where's you dignity McCain? The Republican party remains a train wreck.

[Andres]

She doesn't buy the party unity argument and neither should Bernie and his supporters

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by D_Man3379

Can't believe McCain endorsed Trump after the awful things he said about him.

Where's you dignity McCain? The Republican party remains a train wreck.

But he hasn't....

[that G.U.Y.]

Remember a vote for Bernard is a vote for gun violence!

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

Remember a vote for Bernard is a vote for gun violence!

Meanwhile...

[D_Man3379]

Originally posted by King Maxx

But he hasn't....

According to Reuters he has:

John McCain, the 2008 Republican nominee, said he would support Trump. McCain is a U.S. senator from Arizona who is seeking re-election this year and was insulted by Trump last year.

"As John McCain has said, he will support the nominee of the Republican Party, who is now presumptively Donald Trump," said McCain's Senate campaign spokeswoman, Lorna Romero.

Mentioned about a page down:

http://api.viglink.com/api/click?for...-idUSKCN0XU0TP

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Andres

She doesn't buy the party unity argument and neither should Bernie and his supporters

2008 was a MUCH closer primary than this year.... This primary ain't close by any measure.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by D_Man3379

According to Reuters he has:





Mentioned about a page down:

http://api.viglink.com/api/click?for...-idUSKCN0XU0TP

Hmm as long as he doesn't go all out of his way. He'll probably stay quiet like the Bushes.

I wouldn't be surprised tho if he'll secretly vote for his good friend Hillary.

[that G.U.Y.]

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

Meanwhile...

Whats wrong with my avatar? You have a problem with black women?

[Cheetos]

Bernie is leading his followers into thinking he has a chance at the nomination. He doesn't. He should say that he's staying in to modify the platform, cause he's NOT gonna be the nominee.

And HRC isn't gonna lose Fl or PA.

[Blade]

Hillary changed her stances on issues like 3 years before she ran for president. Didn't President Obama change his stance on issues like gay marriage DURING his presidency? Yet he's not given **** by anyone.

I'd rather someone change their views before they run than during important moments like these as Trump is.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Cheetos

Bernie is leading his followers into thinking he has a chance at the nomination. He doesn't. He should say that he's staying in to modify the platform, cause he's NOT gonna be the nominee.

And HRC isn't gonna loose Fl or PA.

[cherylcole]

Originally posted by Blade

Hillary changed her stances on issues like 3 years before she ran for president. Didn't President Obama change his stance on issues like gay marriage DURING his presidency? Yet he's not given **** by anyone.

I'd rather someone change their views before they run than during important moments like these as Trump is.

And they act like evolving on an issue is a bad thing

I'd rather have people change their minds and move with the times than be stuck in their previous way of thinking for forever.

[Blade]

Originally posted by Cheetos

Bernie is leading his followers into thinking he has a chance at the nomination. He doesn't. He should say that he's staying in to modify the platform, cause he's NOT gonna be the nominee.

And HRC isn't gonna loose Fl or PA.

I started this election loving Bernie but the man really is not smart. Him dropping and straight up tweeting "I endorse Hillary Clinton. #NeverTrump cannot succeed if #BernieOrBust is supported by my followers" would be the best.