[Marvin]

At worst, Bernie continues to be anti-Trump while urging his supporters to vote for an alternative progressive candidate (Clinton, Stein, etc).

I think he'll get behind Hillary before the convention though, after they meet and get an agreeable platform to run on

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

*including superdelegates that are yet to vote

I think Nate Cohn knows how this works.

[Chivas]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

*including superdelegates that are yet to vote

So you're suggesting the superdelegates should overturn the will of the voters and choose Sanders?

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Ibrahim

Then there's the scenario in which Clinton is indicted after securing the nomination. There is no law that would require that she drop out of the race. Michael Mukasey, former attorney general under George W. Bush, told The Washington Examiner that there would be no reason for her to drop out, legally speaking. "The Constitution lists the qualifications for the presidency. And if you add anything else, it would be unconstitutional."

No law but no democratic will want her as their candidate if she's indicted. Will be suicide. The supers will flock to anyone else left in he race


Hence why it makes sense for Bernie to stay in

[Kamren]

Originally posted by Marvin

At worst, Bernie continues to be anti-Trump while urging his supporters to vote for an alternative progressive candidate (Clinton, Stein, etc).

I think he'll get behind Hillary before the convention though, after they meet and get an agreeable platform to run on

Bernie gave an interview to TYT and said he will refuse to back Hillary unless she adopts $15 minimum wage, single payer healthcare, etc. which are basically his entire platform. He's a sore loser, through and through.

[StephenNYMonster]

Originally posted by TaggedGalaxy

Not this damn argument again, they aren't flipping

Damn sure not going to flip after her huge wins tonight.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Kamren

Well where was that Bernie today? #WhichBernie

Continuing to "fight" for the nomination by trying to flip superdelegates even when the opposing candidate has reached the number of delegates necessary to win isn't "participating in the nomination process". It's obstructive, egotistic, and frankly dangerous.

Well his reasons for trying to get them to switch was because of the polls that show him doing better than Hillary vs Trump plus the ongoing FBI/email investigation.

If she gets indicted, he has a strong argument for them to switch.

[Ibrahim]

Originally posted by RatedG²

No law but no democratic will want her as their candidate if she's indicted. Will be suicide. The supers will flock to anyone else left in he race


Hence why it makes sense for Bernie to stay in

If you read the rest of the article, Bernie is not guaranteed anything. Te DNC gets to choose who they want still if she decided to bow out.

[Ramos]

Well, see you in 2024 Bernie...

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Kamren

Bernie gave an interview to TYT and said he will refuse to back Hillary unless she adopts $15 minimum wage, single payer healthcare, etc. which are basically his entire platform. He's a sore loser, through and through.

I don't believe him

I think they'll be able to come to some agreement. Hillary will need Bernie's support and Bernie seems serious about wanting to bring to some change to the country

[retromaury]

D.C is also largely older African American. They're not going to vote for him

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Ibrahim

If you read the rest of the article, Bernie is not guaranteed anything. Te DNC gets to choose who they want still if she decided to bow out.

I read it

The DNC will NOT run a woman who has been convicted of a federal crime. That's just not realistic

I personally don't care if he's in or not because he's lost

[Redstreak]

Originally posted by Kamren

Bernie gave an interview to TYT and said he will refuse to back Hillary unless she adopts $15 minimum wage, single payer healthcare, etc. which are basically his entire platform. He's a sore loser, through and through.

Because how horrifically unconvincing would that be?

"I know I've said for months that she's the personification of the corrupt establishment with unbreakable ties to Wall St. and that currently she has no policy ideals to counteract anything I've said about her, but suddenly none of that matters to me anymore and I'm endorsing her today because, well, she's not Trump I guess."

[TikiMiss]

I could see Bernie being happy with being appointed Secretary of Labor, and Hillary agreeing to run with Elizabeth Warren as VP.

[Skywalker]

Nate Cohn ‏@Nate_Cohn 10m10 minutes ago Washington, DC
The Election Day vote has basically been tied. He's been 400,000 votes behind for a long time.

If it stays like this throughout the rest of the night, she'll still keep her lead. It should probably be called soon.

[rivers]

Originally posted by Marvin

I don't believe him

I think they'll be able to come to some agreement. Hillary will need Bernie's support and Bernie seems serious about wanting to bring to some change to the country

I agree with this. They will compromise and it would also be very beneficial for the democratic party's future if they do this.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Ibrahim

If you read the rest of the article, Bernie is not guaranteed anything. Te DNC gets to choose who they want still if she decided to bow out.

It ain't happening but I don't see it going over well if they vote for someone other than Bernie. But again, it's not happening.

[doitwell11]

me right now... https://www.instagram.com/p/BGYR2hBn...=jason_bolanos

hopefully hillary gets bernie in as VP or at least a part of the team. I can't have trump.

[D_Man3379]

[RatedG²]

Oh I read that wrong

Bernie isn't guaranteed it but if they don't give it to him (and he's still in) the democrats lose anyway. So they better if that time comes

Anyways as long as he isn't personally attacking her I don't see the problem. Though not formally dropping out still fractures her poll numbers