Exceptional desperation from the Sanders acolytes this morning. What

[livetohike]

happened over night? Besides boredom with their candidate that is.

[DURHAM D]

1. His "meeting" claim got called out.

[George II]

20. He tried to get the Pope to fill out an absentee ballot, he said "no".

[liberal N proud]

2. The clock is ticking and they keep on kicking

[BlueMTexpat]

3. No idea. eom

[uponit7771]

4. Pope Francis: "..I greeted him, I shook his hand and nothing more..." direct quote

Counters Sanders claim of a "meeting"

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

19. #FeelTheFacts

[Cha]

5. "5 min secret meeting" turned out to be a quick "handshake, nothing more.." via The Pope, himself.

[livetohike]

12. B.S. advisors had to think of some way to arrange a meeting. They are so

immature and sleazy. His "different" campaign has turned to one of lies, deceit, spite and hate.

[redstateblues]

6. The end is near. The Hail Mary ambush failed

[riversedge]

8. It was an obvious pandering for the Catholic vote.

[livetohike]

11. Maybe he's walking around NYC carrying rosary beads today. I don't mean to

offend any members of the Catholic faith with this comment. I think he's been thinking of some other stunt.

My best friend had an "audience" with the Pope and he blessed her Terrible Towel! (It's a Pgh Steelers fan thing). 😊

[Tanuki]

23. Even Kim Davis got a couple of rosaries when she met the pope.

Bernie just got a handshake and a "hello, good-bye." What is sad is that it sounded from the letter to Monsignor Sorondo (the one that the Bernicrats claimed was "handwritten to Bernie&quot as if the pope had been planning to put in an appearance at the conference but decided to skip it once Sanders'last-minute inclusion turned it into a politicized circus. I would imagine that was a disappointment to many of the legitimate attendees, who were probably looking forward to seeing the pope.

[splat]

7. Saturday Night Live had Bernie endorsing Hillary, perhaps?

[OhZone]

9. OhYeah!

That was pretty funny! And I can see why BS'ers would be grumpy this morning.

[livetohike]

10. LOL!! Got him! n/t

[spooky3]

17. That's good. Julia L-D is amazing.

[okasha]

13. They're decompensating.

[SharonClark]

14. I'm not going to GD-P

Even to read with delight how desperate they are.

[UtahLib]

15. Constipation? eom

[Treant]

16. The needle isn't moving

and all the New York polling is repeating the same drumbeat: "Hillary! Hillary! Hillary!"

With less than 48 hours to go until polling begins, there simply isn't much time, and everybody's fully aware that this is the absolute last potential split in the road.

Somewhere, deep down, they realize that Hillary +10 or better is nowhere near the Sanders +8 they need to simply stay competitive.

[fleabiscuit]

18. Maybe...

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[jmowreader]

21. The "we don't need to win New York" email the campaign sent probably did it

Tomorrow is do-or-die for the Sanders campaign. If he doesn't score an earth-shattering Mississippi-grade landslide, his campaign is effectively over. If the polls are correct, and New York being a closed primary leads me to believe they are, Bernie will lose the state by double digits. And his little Vatican stunt did Sanders no favors...especially since he used campaign funds to do it, and will probably be forced by the FEC to reimburse his campaign.

Now he's saying he doesn't have to win New York? His strategy seems to revolve around going to Philadelphia and trying to flip pledged delegates. His supporters know in their hearts it's over on Tuesday, and they're hurt.

[Fla Dem]

22. They're facing the inevitable demise of their idol, and having difficulty dealing with it.

When you know all is lost, but cannot accept it, you begin lashing out (more than usual) to deal with your anger and disappointment. Knowing that soon you will not be able to come to this web site and bash Hillary is a tough pill for them to swallow. What will they do with themselves. Oh I guess join the others over at JPR.