They're more deluded and mad than usual

[StayFrosty]

What's going on?

[liberal N proud]

1. BS just keep pumping them up with more attacks on Hillary

[MADem]

5. He has more bills than he can pay--he needs those donations to try to get even halfway

to even.

His campaign is broke, so he's firing up those who can least afford to donate, and telling them to send the rent money to continue on in this pointless, fruitless and failing adventure.

I feel sorry for the people who are spending the grocery money on this guy.

[shenmue]

7. Yesh

[itsrobert]

2. They are running out of primaries/states

And the math is starting to get clearer to them.

[MADem]

3. Anger, disappointment, hurt, resentment. Realization that it's all over but the tears.

That's pretty much what they're feeling.

And they're taking it out on US, instead of looking to the missteps of those who were responsible for managing their favorite's quest.

[TwilightZone]

10. One of the worst managed campaigns I can recall.

Spending millions in places like NY that he was never going to win was just irresponsible. He's out of cash because of decisions like that, just when he needs it most. The plan was clearly short-term, and they've been flying by the seat of their pants since maybe halfway through the campaign. Send more money!

[shenmue]

14. Yes

[stopbush]

4. Panic gets worse as the end gets closer.

Watch any version of Titanic to see what I mean.

[BootinUp]

6. lol nt

[caquillo]

11. Like rats abandoning a sinking ship!

[2naSalit]

15. I don't think they consider abandoning because they are refusing to let go

as they insist that the ship will right itself and sail handily into safe harbor... a thousand miles away.

[Koinos]

17. They think the Titanic is a submarine.

[TwilightZone]

8. The end is near.

Actually, the end is here, but they're just starting to realize it.

[Thinkingabout]

9. Yes, reality starts to set in, there is a tomorrow.

[nini]

12. I'm sure it's tough to find the next thing to be outraged over

Life isn't complete for them unless there's some kind of drama to freak out about.

[William769]

13. They want to change the rules mid game.

[TwilightZone]

16. But only when they lose. When they win, the rules are just fine.

Just like they want democracy, except when their candidate wins caucuses, the least democratic portion of the process.

And they want the will of the people to decide, except in Nevada.

The Superdelegates are completely undemocratic, unless Sanders can use them to win. Then, it's the will of the people (again).

[Koinos]

19. For them, democracy is the will of the minority who believe themselves to be "right."

They rail against the "oligarchy," but they forget what the word means: "government by the few." In their way of thinking, the many do not count.

They are anti-democratic authoritarians.

[TwilightZone]

20. They also grossly overestimate their numbers.

There's a thread in GDP that starts with the assertion that Sanders represents half of the Democratic Party.

Wait, I thought he hated the Dems, now he represents half of them?

I pointed out that Dems have voted for Hillary as a solid majority. If everyone had closed primaries, this would have been over a month ago.

[OilemFirchen]

18. Be careful.

You'll be accused of gaslighting the ratfuckers.

[Squinch]

22. Yep. Or some sick twist will contact you by email and tell you to apologize to white men and BS.

Scary shit going on these days.

[Squinch]

21. Drain circling.