"She will win and we don't care how, and you will submit!"

[whatchamacallit]

Good luck with that.

[bettyellen]

1. Is this from a bad dream you had or something?

[TheCowsCameHome]

2. Now heel.

[Walk away]

3. Actually, she is winning by millions of votes and hundreds of Pledged Delegates!

[whatchamacallit]

4. I believe your advantage is about to be gobbled alive

[Walk away]

8. By what? A Unicorn????

[JoePhilly]

16. Here he is ...

[griffi94]

28. Hillary poisoned his unicorn hahahaha

Hillary's got this in the bag.

Wishful thinking on the part of Bernies supporters
won't change reality.

[Buzz Clik]

10. Sound ominous.

There be monsters?

[Rass]

29. You are partially correct

She is "winning" through election fraud and other dishonest tactics.

Some people actually don't consider that "winning".

[Adrahil]

42. Just like Obama beat Romney through election fraud.

Amiright? That was the mantra among the sore losers on the right. And now Sandernistas are adopting that tactic too.

[yallerdawg]

5. Awww....

[Ed Suspicious]

6. Show me a gracious loser and I'll show you a loser.

[Buzz Clik]

12. Show me a loser who throws a fit and screams, "Unfair! Cheaters"...

... and you've got a significant segment of Bernie's supporters.

[NurseJackie]

20. I'll drink to that! Amen! ...

[Fawke Em]

34. Bernie supporters who see the truth.

Not hide in their neocon's bubble.

[anigbrowl]

44. Show me an ungracious loser and I'll show you a loser

Being in denial about the outcome isn't going to alter it. By all means you should work to secure the outcome you desire but if you fail then you also need to accept that fact when it happens. On past form, some people (not you particularly) don't handle that part well and tend to throw themselves to the ground and lie there complaining about hippie punchers. For the rest of us this is unpleasantly like dealing with a toddler tantrum at the supermarket.

[Joob]

7. Go Bernie!!!

[Awknid]

40. Great logo

[Buzz Clik]

9. Who are you quoting?

[JoePhilly]

11. Oh the drama.

[Sparkly]

18. Yup. Who's got the smelling salts?

[Bobbie Jo]

13. Then don't.

[Mnpaul]

14. and then they wonder why Republicans control Congress

try it again, blame the voters when it fails again

[silvershadow]

15. All I know is, her people had better behave themselves at convention.

(Back Atcha meme of my own)

[seabeyond]

23. Not too well behaved, right?

[sadoldgirl]

43. You noticed, I hope, that the HRC sign on

the shirt is backwards.

[Buns_of_Fire]

17. Not only will you submit, you must suffer for your heresy.

"Okay, guys, now who's up for a rousing chorus of 'For She's a Jolly Good Fellow'?"

[NurseJackie]

19. Rational people will rally around Hillary. There aren't enough of the ...

... other type of "Bernie supporters" to make much difference.

They're like gnats. Shoo! Annoying, but they won't spoil the picnic.

[Fawke Em]

35. Rational people don't vote for candidates under criminal investigations by the FBI. eom

[mythology]

21. It's the Sanders team who is trying to find a way to win around the pledged delegates

[seabeyond]

22. Clinton won with votes and delegates. Tough concept but the way we do it, have done it, will do...

[rhett o rick]

24. That's what they said in 2000. Nuff said. nm

[MineralMan]

25. Said nobody ever.

Except you. So, you're quoting yourself?

Here's a better quote, and this one's from me: "She will win and I know why. You will soon understand the benefit of it."

[That Guy 888]

32. Your quote isn't much better.

Perhaps the reason Sanders supporters don't back Clinton is because we understand her, and who will benefit.

Furthermore, the op is right about the "tone" from HRC supporters on DU.

[Fawke Em]

37. There is absolutely no benefit of her winning for me.

None.

She is a neocon, a war hawk, beholding to the wealthy and will make such a horrible president for the working and middle classes that women will be set back for years.

Ever wonder why there's not been a female Prime Minister since Thatcher?

[1StrongBlackMan]

39. Hmmm ...

Ever wonder why there's not been a female Prime Minister since Thatcher?

Not really; but, please do tell.

This ought to be interesting.

[SharonClark]

47. There is no benefit to anyone if Sanders wins

None.

He doesn't have the leadership skills to get anything progressive done.

[SidDithers]

26. She has won...nt

Sid

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

27. New Hillary sticker: The Ends Justify the Means

[CoffeeCat]

30. They've written us off, but they'll be back

and that's when they'll realize they're screwed.

The Clinton camp knows they treated Bernie and his supporters like dog shit. So, they've moseyed on over to the Republican side to scrounge up some support and votes. Idiots.

They won't find what they're searching for and they'll become desperate and eventually wander back--trying to win us over with their legendary grace and charm.

Very sad. And we warned everyone about this. She won't be able to cobble together the votes for a win. She polls abysmally with Indies. Republicans can't stand her, and she's abused the Bernie camp seven ways to Sunday.

Little Miss Sunshine will have to try to continue squeezing some votes out of the turnip that is the Republican party.

I will enjoy watching this. After the shenanigans her campaign and her supporters pulled during the primary...we've earned a few chuckles while watching karma bite them all in the hiney.

[NewImproved Deal]

31. At the same time the Clinton Machine is kissing Neo-Con Ass...

Such a clever politician!

[onecaliberal]

33. As soon as hell freezes

[seekthetruth]

36. Y'all keep being proud of your candidate.....

..don't be surprised when you hear a collective"we told ya so" when the next war begins.

Oh wait, you'll support that as well.....

Have fun in your new neoliberal war party.....

[KingFlorez]

38. I feel like the reverse is true

Sanders is trying to get superdelegates to ignore the pledged delegate result. That seems like trying to force voters to submit to someone that they didn't vote for.

[MFM008]

41. Sore loserville

Vote, dont vote, vote for Trump , stay home and sit in a closet, however if you can do math she is very close to the nomination.

[Ed Suspicious]

45. If you count pledged superdelegates, she is close, but they are in play until the convention when

they are not.

[Demsrule86]

46. No, Hillary got out before the convention...all candidates

since Kennedy have done so...it make Bernie look bad to stay in and probably will destroy whatever career hs has left.