[Retro]

Yes! Correct. Make integrity a bigger deal than the electoral process, and it will become a bigger deal. You reap what you sow.

[Benzene]

Bernie brats whine and moan about not having to fall in line, but expect Hillary voters to do just that, without contest, in the event the superdelegates overturn the popular vote. It's quite hypocritical and shows that the busters haven't thought of a legitimate endgame.

[Giselle]

And I'm not sure what's complicated about Retro's post. He's saying the Dems/Liberals should support the democratically elected nominee, and saying that he would not support a candidate who was not democratically elected.

[heckinglovato]

Bernie Sanders wins the Wyoming Democratic Caucus with an 11% lead over Hillary Clinton

Originally posted by Bey Admired

10-7 for Hillary because of superdelegates

She wins

Oops.

Originally posted by Retro

Superdelegate swag

Make integrity a bigger deal than the electoral process!

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Benzene

Bernie brats whine and moan about not having to fall in line, but expect Hillary voters to do just that, without contest, in the event the superdelegates overturn the popular vote. It's quite hypocritical and shows that the busters haven't thought of a legitimate endgame.

It makes zero sense.
He cried about superdelegates being an unfair system the ENTIRE campaign season and now he wants to use them to bypass ACTUAL voters
Bernie is a disgrace (and his fans can go ahead and vote for Jill Stein, who cares)
We're moving to the middle anyway. Winning Georgia, NC + Arizona >> getting 1,000 more votes in Syracuse or Maine.

[Venus Temple]

I understand what Retro is saying, but sorry even I couldn't just stand by and let Trump get elected. I would begrudgingly vote Bernie.

[Venus Temple]

Originally posted by Damien M

It makes zero sense.
He cried about superdelegates being an unfair system the ENTIRE campaign season and now he wants to use them to bypass ACTUAL voters
Bernie is a disgrace (and his fans can go ahead and vote for Jill Stein, who cares)
We're moving to the middle anyway. Winning Georgia, NC + Arizona >> getting 1,000 more votes in Syracuse or Maine.

THIS!

[Giselle]

If Bernie stans can write his name in than I get to write in Sheryl Sandberg.

[Istan4R]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Yeah she'll be the presumptive nominee but she won't grab it because she'll need superdelegates which don't vote till the convention. There's a tiny chance she won't be the nominee

Conversely Trump will have his nomination based purely on pledged delegates so there's no possible way for him not to be the nominee

Oh ok thanks! That makes sense

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by Giselle

HIV/Aids and Malaria are killing people, girls are being forced into child marriages and getting pregnant and dying all over the world, over a hundred million girls still aren't able to go to school, the Taliban is slowly gaining more strength and power and you people are sitting her worrying about when she supported gay marriage. Not that gay marriage isn't an important issue, but there are things like, priorities.

You're absolutely right and it isn't even as if she's ignoring the gay community either. Just the other day she said that she wanted to work with HIV activists and help end the discrimination and some unjust laws they face in the USA that is largely based on homophobia. Not to mention how detailed her foundation is for LGBT members on her website.

[Akil]

www.twitter.com/HAGOODMANAUTHOR

His timeline

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by Bey Admired

Let's just imagine, hypothetically, that these protests work and Bernie somehow becomes the Democratic nominee. It's going to very hard to get some of Hillary's most loyal supporters and much of the Democratic base to vote for Bernie after the way so many of his fans have behaved. It's basically handing the presidency to Trump.

We are now in a situation where the Republican base is getting behind Trump, yet the Democratic party is in a complete divided mess.

I would totally unstan Bernie because of that mess, since Hillary won fair and square. But in the end Trump, must be stopped so I'd be heading to the polls a lot more disgruntled than usual.

[Temporal]

Originally posted by Bey Admired

Let's just imagine, hypothetically, that these protests work and Bernie somehow becomes the Democratic nominee. It's going to very hard to get some of Hillary's most loyal supporters and much of the Democratic base to vote for Bernie after the way so many of his fans have behaved. It's basically handing the presidency to Trump.

We are now in a situation where the Republican base is getting behind Trump, yet the Democratic party is in a complete divided mess.

Originally posted by Venus Temple

I understand what Retro is saying, but sorry even I couldn't just stand by and let Trump get elected. I would begrudgingly vote Bernie.

!!!

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

I would totally unstan Bernie because of that mess, since Hillary won fair and square. But in the end Trump, must be stopped so I'd be heading to the polls a lot more disgruntled than usual.

Same. I think I'd do it, but only because Trump will irreversibly destroy this country.

With Hillary's help (if Bernie will even talk to her again), she could advise him to at least be 100x better than Trump

[Dessy Fenix]

Actually I change my mind, I wouldn't be voting for Bernie at all at that point. Mostly since my state is going to Trump no matter what. I don't think I can fully get behind a candidate that usurp his way to the top (unless Hillary was otherwise found guilty of terrible things or wrong-doings). I feel like that'll open the door for more undemocratic things if Bernie even ends up getting elected. I also want the progressive movement to grow by cracking the code on the door, not to force itself through with an ax.
I'll be voting for Jill Stein instead, if I can.

[MiMiLAMb!]

[chilicheese01]

Clinton’s 6-point lead among all adults, 48-42 percent in a general election matchup, switches to essentially a dead heat among registered voters, 46 percent for Trump, 44 percent for Clinton. Regardless, the contest has tightened considerably since March, when Clinton led among registered voters by 9 points.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/post-...ry?id=39265102

Are the Hillary stans shaking in their boots yet?

[Icarus]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/post-...ry?id=39265102

Are the Hillary stans shaking in their boots yet?

He still doesn't have a chance in hell sorry

[chilicheese01]

^ I bet you thought the same thing when he announced his candidacy. And look what happened. I doubt anyone thought he would make it this far.

[BlueTimberwolf]

That is the 5th poll to show Trump gaining on Hillary and the 3rd to show him leading. Good for him, but Dems are still in disarray. That poll has like 20% of Bernie people backing Trump which I find very unlikely.