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[GreatGazoo]

1. Dream on....

[Bjornsdotter]

2. Nope

Tuck your fear away and let all of the states vote. It's called democracy.

[itsrobert]

9. The people have spoken

they want Hillary. Bernie has lost.

[Bluenorthwest]

12. So your claim is that the entire West Coast is not 'the People' and have no right to speak?

Apparently so. Just recently Hillary supporters were furious at suggestions that the Red States she won don't matter much but now her supporters are saying the rest of the entire country does not matter at all.

Some consistency would do a lot for your material.

[artislife]

57. I get to caucus on the 26th

And I will love it!

[lovemydog]

69. I'm looking forward to hearing your description of it.

Good luck and have fun!

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

13. Half the people have NOT spoken.

The primaries aren't over yet, and the people in the states that haven't voted yet deserve to have a chance to speak. Bernie will do well in those states.

[Bluenorthwest]

23. Bernie doing well makes them nervous, neither Hillary nor her supporters do well when not constantly

rewarded with positive results. When Hillary loses she and they tend to say things they wish they had not said. They know she might do more 'Ronald Reagan warned the world about AIDS' sort of horrific errors and they know more of them will snap and say stuff so nasty they will lose all credibility. It's a win/win for Bernie.

[whatchamacallit]

38. Some people have spoken

most have not. Take a hike.

[narnian60]

61. +1000

[Bjornsdotter]

45. Would you like to go into the GE

...and only have the states that have voted vote in the GE and leave all of the other states out?

[Vincardog]

3. Time for Bernie to Bern it down and run full ahead all the way to the WH. HRC can sit down and let

the adults handle thing from here.

[JaneyVee]

4. This will be a nice experience for Bernie to look back on one day....

When he's running for senate reelection.

[Dawgs]

24. Same for Hillary...

Who will be wondering why most Americans still don't like her and why Wall Street no longer cares to pay her for speeches.

[JonLeibowitz]

52. Do you think he should be reelected to the senate in 2018 if he loses the nomination?

[JaneyVee]

64. Sure thing.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

5. F*ck that.

In 2008 Hillary stayed in until the convention. Why is this any different?

[Third Doctor]

6. No

[atomingai]

7. Enough. You guys know darn well that he won't raise the white flag. This thread is good as

trashed.

[Kip Humphrey]

8. nope.

but try again. I hear they pay per post so facts aren't necessary to collect.

[Bluenorthwest]

10. Why do you want to deny the vote to more than half the country on the day Bernie won Democrats

Abroad Primary 2 to 1? Shall I post Hillary's own reasons for staying in until June? It's detailed and she mentioned Bobby Kennedy being killed so it's loaded material but she condemned those who called for her to drop out and said it was historically unprecedented and had never been asked of any other candidate, she would not speculate why she was subjected to this unique treatment. It is treatment she and her supporters are now subjecting Bernie to, she said it was personal,unique, unprecedented in all history. She was very forceful in her argument for staying in the race till the end.

[RDANGELO]

11. Tell that to 60,000 people who showed up in the rain to see him in Washington state.

[Bluenorthwest]

14. The OP does not count the West Coast as actual Americans, he says the people who matter have

already voted so it's over. We don't count at all.

[SamKnause]

15. No.

Hell no.

[lmbradford]

16. Well, its time to donate.

From now on, every time someone on this board says to quit, that will be my cue to give more money to Bernie. Hope that inspires you. It sure does me. After every American has voted, we will get to see who won. That's how it works. Any team that quits at halftime is ridiculous, and we plan to fight til the end. See you at the buzzer!!!!

[tularetom]

17. Since the polls show that Clinton would lose to several of the republican candidates,

maybe its time for her to shut it down.

We could just cancel the general election and proclaim Trump/Cruz the president.

[itsrobert]

21. We aren't talking about polls

But hard data.

Bernie is toast. He can't win. On to the General.

[Dawgs]

26. Are you speaking from the future, because we won't have ALL of the hard data until June?

Why are you fighting against democracy?

[tularetom]

28. The policies he advocates are far from toast

He needs to stay in the race for a lot of reasons.

As long as he is around, Clinton and her fanboys and girls will at least have to give lip service to progressive economic policies.

And besides, its only March and the convention is months away. A lot of things can happen.

[dogman]

18. ?

[Land of Enchantment]

19. So 12 states determine the winner? The DEEP SOUTH AND

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Ohio fairly and equally represent ALL the voters? HOGWASH.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

63. Why does Michigan have two colors?

Did each peninsula have its own primary?

[Land of Enchantment]

65. My error--I had to make my own map in photoshop and I screwed up--I

corrected it just now. Sorry.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

68. Well, now I'm impressed ...

... that you made that map and didn't just link to something.

Way more photoshop talent than me (as if I had any such talent).

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

20. No, he shouldn't.

He's doing a helluva good job showing how corrupt and undemocratic our political system is and how our government has been corrupted by it.

By continuing to run that demonstration will open more peoples eyes to the fact that "trusting" the rich and powerful is not what democracy is about.

[sadoldgirl]

22. Great OP for HRC supporter fears. Keep it up!

Make sure you or your fellow supporters write
this kind of thing 20 - 50 times a day,
because it is changing so many minds!
(sarc)

[Bluenorthwest]

25. Bereft of the antisemitism driven bait, Camp Clinton runs short on material and falls into panic.

nt

[Avalux]

27. Figured you'd chime in at some point.

Now please get out of the way, we're going to the convention.

[itsrobert]

29. And will lose.

Math says Bernie can't win.

[immoderate]

39. Math says no such thing.

--imm

[Avalux]

40. If you're certain Bernie will lose, why insist he drop out now?

There are plenty more states left to weigh in and they need to be able to do that.

[Autumn]

49. Because they are afraid he won't lose.

[JonLeibowitz]

55. More likely they hate liberal ideas and want to crush the left for good

[Autumn]

56. Yeah some of that too, but the fear today is strong

[Viva_La_Revolution]

30. somebody open a freakin window please!

The stench of fear is ripe up in here

[djean111]

31. No. Is that today's little effort, announcing Bernie should give it up?

Better check around, other want Bernie to stay in the race - but support Hillary and run against Trump.

No. No. Dream on. And there is no way to corral all those new little voters for Hillary. The platform differences are astoundingly diametrical to each other.

[Jackie Wilson Said]

32. No, not time yet. More important than when he does is how, how does he

maximize his message.

Bernie is not now or ever been in politics for personal gain or celebrity.

Therefore he will do what he does and it will be out of character from most politicians.

One way or another.

[Orsino]

33. Psst. More than the winning number of delegates matters in a political primary.

There are platforms, running mates, cabinets and other favors to shape. A candidate who quits early is ceding this power. A voter who stops paying attention is giving up.

Do you recall what became of 2008's runner-up on the Dem side?

"It's time" posts tend to come across as naive.

[HooptieWagon]

34. Nope. In until the convention.

Might as well get used to it.

[panader0]

35. Time for you to give it up.

[Lizzie Poppet]

36. Fuck that.

Bernie's run ends at the convention (or if he's mathematically eliminated prior). Not one fucking second sooner.

[Rebkeh]

37. LIS

[mindwalker_i]

41. "You'll take who the establishment gave you and like it!"

"We gave you The Democrat (tm), and it's your job to gobble it up."

[TheCowsCameHome]

42. In your dreams, dude.

How about Hillary shutting down before the indictments come out?

[Fawke Em]

43. We should ask Hillary to step aside.

She is the only candidate running who is under a possible criminal investigation by the FBI. How would the party ever win if she's either indicted or if the investigation heats up and leaks like a sieve?

Worse yet, she might taint Obama's legacy. If the FBI recommends indicting her and Obama tries to save her, it won't look good for any Democrats.

Bernie simply has far less skeletons in the closet.

[0rganism]

44. why? what is gained by him dropping out now?

for your post to have the usual non-effect of the "drop out now" threads, at least put something in your post that mentions the benefits to the nation of his leaving the race today rather than June 8.

[rogerashton]

46. Time for you to stop telling other people what to do.

That's a pretty good way to set Hillary up to lose in the general.

[frylock]

47. Time to fuck off with this shit.

[Autumn]

48. You are afraid.

How delightful! What a wonderful day

[Bjornsdotter]

50. Yes

....the fear seems to be quite strong today.

[Autumn]

51. The fear is seeping out ans staining everything.

Wow I am digging the shit out of this

[PatrickforO]

53. I don't think so, Robert.

Bernie still has a chance, albeit a narrow one. And you know what? I STILL want single payer.

I'm supporting Bernie because he has a 40 year track record of fighting for things that I want and think would be good for the American people. Clinton, not so much.

[HumanityExperiment]

54. Funny...

Time for Hillary to give it up

She had a nice run

She just does not and will not have enough support to win

time for HRC to face facts and shut it

See how that works... I can troll stir like you, it's fun...

[Vattel]

60. It's too bad the conservative part of the country dominates the early primaries.

[ucrdem]

70. Just Mich.

And Vermont.

[Legends303]

62. Yes I agree

something tells me he is going to lose big tommrow and I wonder what the new excuse is going to be....

[bigwillq]

66. The candidates should stay in until one wins the necessary amount of delegates

Needed to clinch nomination. I don't think that's happened yet so both Hillary and Bernie should stay in the race until that happens.

[Karma13612]

67. hahahahahahahahahahahahahah. SERIOUSLY??

[reddread]

71. that broken clock again?

is this the 50th week in a row when someone has pointed to it?

[Betty Karlson]

72. I'm not sure in what world anyone would be convinced by the flimsy condescenion

your argument consists of. Maybe camp Clinton is just desperate to stem the likely losses in upcoming primaries, now that she has exhausted her supposed "southern firewall"?

[itsrobert]

73. Wow

thanks for the link.

[geek tragedy]

74. that person also thinks Obama is committing crimes by covering up for Clinton

on the email issue.

Proof that Tea is served by some on the left.