What's up? I used to see lots of posts with the latest long lines and big crowds for Bernie

[pdsimdars]

events. Is he not doing them any more? I loved to see those huge crowds. It was inspirational.

[Trenzalore]

1. They are probably getting less press coverage nt.

[Duckhunter935]

2. Not much room here on DU

Between the posts insulting Bernie and his supporters or the dozens of threads demanding we must vote for Hillary. Not to mention the many asking for Skinner to call it.

Seriously, less coverage just like the first six months of his campaign he had to deal with.

[Buzz Clik]

3. His event at IU in Bloomington was ridiculously packed.

Enormous lines starting many hours early.

[Autumn]

4. The event are still huge and he's still doing them. The posters who posted about them

all the time aren't here as often as they were, they post elsewhere.

[wyldwolf]

5. People are realizing big crowds don't equate to votes.

[J_J_]

7. that is just silly

I cannot believe anyone believes that ridiculousness.

Bernie voters are being dropped off the voter rolls, but I doubt anyone that interested in politics would not be motivated to vote.

I understand why Hillary, who has no apparent popular support and has 'won' elections where exit polls would have implied fraud in every other democracy in the world....

would want to make up such a silly excuse, but I can't imagine why any thinking person would repeat it.

[wyldwolf]

8. that is just silly

Bernie voters are being dropped off the voter rolls,

Proof?


I understand why Hillary, who has no apparent popular support person would repeat it.

Close to three million votes more than Bernie.

[Bluenorthwest]

6. Thursday he had a big rally in my neighboring town, 8,000 attended with 24 hours

notice. People lined up hours in advance and came from all over the State. We are just getting out ballots in the mail, this is election season.....

Thousands Flock To Bernie Sanders Rally In Springfield
Vermont senator and Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders delivered a wide-ranging speech Thursday at a rally in Springfield, Oregon. The campaign says a crowd of 8,000 people showed up at an outdoor rally.

Like his previous two visits to Oregon, Sanders focused on issues of income inequality and attacked Republicans for being out of touch with everyday people. He also talked briefly about Oregon in particular, citing the number of youth living in poverty.

“Nearly 20,000 public school students under the age of 18 are homeless in Oregon,” Sanders said. “And that a quarter of the children in this great state live in households without adequate access to food.”
http://www.opb.org/news/article/oregon-bernie-sanders-rally-springfield/

[hz_xlnc]

9. What? did you forget

about the million dollar troll army? lots of people refuse to feed the trolls

[pdsimdars]

10. "ignore" is the troll-be-gone. . . . use it freely