A clear, undeniable majority of Democratic voters in the primaries chose Hillary Clinton as their

[Yavin4]

nominee for president. She represents the will of the people.

If you cannot accept that, then that's your problem.

[morningfog]

1. MORE SHIT STIRRING.

It gets tedious.

[Yavin4]

4. Sorry, but facts are tedious to those who refuse to accept them. n/t

[morningfog]

7. You are just stirring shit. Nothing of value.

[Armstead]

25. The facts are not as cut and dried as your portray them

A lot of people prefer many of Sanders positions and agree with him, but have supported or voted for Clinton because they have accepted the meme that she's the most electable....or they want to elect a woman.

So it's not like a mandate for the Clintons to treat the Democratic Party as their own private fiefdom

[MineralMan]

6. Posting simple, verifiable facts is shit stirring, now?

Really. Who knew?

[morningfog]

10. You do.

[hrmjustin]

13. Don't like facts?

[anotherproletariat]

17. Oh come on. The Sandroids are constantly saying how unfair it all is. The OP is just stating

a fact that clearly needs to be heard by many people.

[morningfog]

23. So petty and repetitive. Boring, meaningless flame bait.

Back slaps from one sides, poo flinging from the other. Repeat repeat repeat.

[anotherproletariat]

28. There seems to be many people who still need to hear this message. It is worth repeating.

This is nothing against Sanders, it is simply stating that Hillary won by every possible measure, and it is time for all of us to move on. No one is asking people to change their allegiance, just to accept reality.

[hrmjustin]

2. Stop posting facts.

It is not nice.

[Yavin4]

11. Some times facts are not nice

For example, fact: I will never ever date Scarlett Johansson.

[Bluenorthwest]

22. Scarlett would probably rate that fact as 'nice' so perhaps it's all a matter of perspective.

nt

[rock]

36. (It is not nice) especially to BSers

That's why they don't like facts or truths.

[MineralMan]

3. Yes. Yes, they did.

Votes count.

[1StrongBlackMan]

31. But only if you come to that conclusion by tallying up the votes and pledged delegates and

number of contests won ... I say let's count the touchdowns!

[arcane1]

5. "She represents the will of the people." So does Trump.

[Yavin4]

12. Yes. Trump does.

He is a true representative of the Republican primary voters.

[Cali_Democrat]

14. Democratic vs Republican voters

Republican voters are a bunch of dumbshits.

What's your point?

[timmymoff]

8. Please do not whine about the results in November

or the lack of support. If you can not accept that, then that's your problem.

[Joe the Revelator]

9. I accept that, the fact that she does not represent my views on a number of key issues, and

she will not get my vote, doesn't mean I don't accept that, it just means that I am saddened at what the party has become, and what they had to do to get her into this position.

[Bluenorthwest]

15. Not enough to secure the nomination and around here she lost by a huge margin.

nt

[firebrand80]

16. Nobody I know voted for Hillary nt

[B Calm]

18. She represents the oligarchy we call the DNC.

[Sivart]

19. she represents the will of the people is stretching it a bit, don't you think???

Maybe if she wins the nomination she will represent the will of a slight majority of one of the political parties in our country....?

Then again, she changes her mind on things a lot, and her views evolve often, so how can you be sure??

[Yavin4]

33. She clearly represents the will of the people in the Democratic party

by 3 million+ votes.

[Sivart]

35. walk it back.... :)

Close, but not close enough.

If she ends up winning, she will likely represent the will of NOT ALL democrats, but a slight majority of democrats. How much of a majority will have to wait until everyone has voted.

I think the problem is that you are pretending the Democrats who don't support Clinton don't exist, but they do.

[Cobalt Violet]

20. They chose the less electable candidate.

Don't come whining and blaming the rest of us in November when that doesn't work out so well.

[lagomorph777]

24. There you go speaking in past tense again,

denying in your head, that CA, NJ, ND, SD, MT, DC have yet to vote.

That imperious bullshit is exactly what drives Bernie or Busters. Hope you enjoy President Trump.

[highprincipleswork]

26. Not over yet.

[inchhigh]

27. Have chosen

thus far. Its not over yet.

If you cannot accept that, then that's your problem.

[immoderate]

29. It's not really a "clear, undeniable majority." Most people didn't vote.

And I don't think the will of the people is represented.

--imm

[Yavin4]

34. Yes. A majority of the states have voted.

There are only a few states left.

[brooklynite]

30. Benchmark Politics: Clinton lead over Sanders likely to grown to 6 million...

Benchmark Politics ?@benchmarkpol 3 hours ago Nags Head, NC
Clintons popular vote margin over Sanders is anticipated to grow from 3 million to nearly 6 million after CA/NJ/NM/MT/ND/SD/PR/VI

But the good news is: if Sanders can win 100% of the remaining contests, they'll be tied, right?

[MariaThinks]

32. Yes