There are only a few more weeks left, why not let CA vote?

[Csainvestor]

We are almost at the end of the primary process. Less than one month. Why the pressure to drop out now?

[nadinbrzezinski]

1. For teh same reason the stupidy in Nevada was done

I concluded that the core of the party does not want progressives to do anything more than vote, and even that is to be questioned. It is stupid, but hey... whatever, it is not my party... but it is my country.

[KingFlorez]

2. Who canceled the damn primary?!!!

No one is being stopped from voting. I filled out my absentee ballot and I'm looking forward to California giving Clinton the remaining delegates she needs to close this out formally.

[litlbilly]

3. because they are in total panic mode right now. the only way she wins is if Bernie quits. not

gonna happen. I think maybe something is about to come down on them and they have no idea what to do.

[puffy socks]

10. " the only way she wins is if Bernie quits"

She has already won.
Bernie isn't even close.
The only super delegate flips since Bernard decided to go against his oh-so-solid convictions about SDs and the system, decided to flipped over to Hillary. The SD count is now further in favor of Hillary than it was before he started his Campaign o' Wooing the super delegates.

HC - 525, BS - 39
Thus far the death threats, rape threats , wishes for public hangings or imprisonment, and threats to cut out tongues haven't swayed any SDs so far as I know.

[PeaceNikki]

4. Who's not letting California vote?

[Brother Buzz]

5. What about Washington DC? Should we let them vote?

[MFM008]

6. Let them all vote

Would you say that if the situation was reversed. Clinton was down and behind?
I say let everyone vote- do it by the rules I had to follow to vote.
BE a democrat, register by the right DAY, I dont care if its January of 2010.
Noone is saying drop out, except some of Sanders more devoted followers on this forum to HRC.

[Dem2]

7. Of course, let them vote

I see no issue - plenty of time to decimate "small hands" after the primary ends.

[DURHAM D]

8. I have not heard anyone suggest not letting CA vote.

However, most Democrats would like for BS to stop lying about the process and trashing the party.

[sadoldgirl]

11. He was not wrong. Changes of rules in the end game???!!!

[DURHAM D]

12. I think I have this right -

you and BS want to change the rules of one of the two major parties even though you are not a member of either party.

I am a registered long time Dem and don't want Independents, Republicans, and not registered people to vote in our primary.




Done

[alcibiades_mystery]

21. Bernie's delegates had better things to do on the weekend, so they didn't show up

Maybe the same will happen with his shadow cabinet!

[PeaceNikki]

13. No rules were changed.

[NCTraveler]

9. Seems everyone is campaigning hard to me. Nt

[polly7]

14. I think they realize they've alienated too many independents and Sanders supporters

with the daily lies and filthy accusations from day one - sexism, racism, whatever meme Brock trotted out to be spread far and wide. So much hatred and condescension, dismissal and insults for simply challenging the chosen candidate, and now they're worried that all those they wanted brought to heel may not go crawling back. jmho, but when you treat good people like crap, they don't forget.

[Maedhros]

15. Progressives and Liberals are to SHUT UP AND VOTE AS THEY ARE TOLD.

If they don't, they are to blame for everything that goes wrong.

[Retrograde]

16. Voting started in CA last week

I send my ballot in yesterday. There's a lot more to decide than a Democratic presidential candidate. Going by the yard signs around here, the biggest race is for state assembly, followed by a county proposition. One Sanders window sign, no Clinton ones.

[pdsimdars]

17. Who is stopping it? They are going to vote. Don't respond to that rubbish.

[MineralMan]

18. Nobody can stop the CA primary.

Nobody has to let people vote. On June 7, the primary will be held there. Both names will be on the ballot. It is not within anyone's power to prevent Californians from voting.

[lostnfound]

19. Because it gives hope to the commoners of future change

[alcibiades_mystery]

20. What pressure

More imaginary nonsense.

I want to see you lose, once and for all. Stay in. It's fun watching you lose.