Staying in the race does not make Bernie Sanders a sore loser...

[tom-servo]

... this isn't a sporting event. Bernie Sanders should stay in until the convention because he believes in his agenda. He should take every opportunity he can to give that agenda high visibility, regardless of simple-minded perceptions of his motives. It's a pretty close race and he and his supporters deserve and should demand a hearing. If Hillary Clinton had an agenda that she strongly believed in, she also should have stayed in the race against Obama, but I don't think that was the case. Hillary Clinton wanted to be president and the agenda was the vehicle, not the end in itself.

[AmBlue]

1. Precisely.

And very well said.

[One Black Sheep]

2. I agree. But it looks like Obama may try to convince him otherwise

Not sure if he will bend to that kind of pressure. Or, maybe Obama will make an offer that Bernie can't refuse, which may be good for Bernie's goals...who knows.

[tom-servo]

14. He might, it's a difficult position to be in...

... any move he makes will alienate some group.

[jcgoldie]

3. no

It is not a "pretty close race."

[Renew Deal]

4. Yes it does. It makes him a disgrace.

We're not here for his agenda. That's all about his ego. We're here to win the presidency and keep it in Democratic hands.

If anyone wonders why people think Bernie is an egomaniac, it's the points in your post.

[tom-servo]

9. Someone is an egomaniac if she believes in an agenda?

[Renew Deal]

10. Your post doesn't make sense.

[G_j]

16. Did I hear you include that

we're here for the betterment of the people? I know the Democratic Party is supposed to be just that.
There seems to be a fair amount of contention and
debate about that. When someone says "we" who are they speaking for?

[seabeyond]

5. Yes it does and it is a competitive event. Poor loser.

[Trust Buster]

6. I would be agreeable to that if he tips his hat to Hillary in the week ahead so that President

Obama could begin to work his magic.

[LexVegas]

7. Pretty close race?

[tom-servo]

11. Very close, considering the candidates.

[eastwestdem]

8. As a Hillary supporter, I agree. I'd much rather see this play out. He is no longer running,

or won't be after next week, so he can't really do any harm.

[msongs]

12. let him stay in. he has that right and should keep paying staff nt

[Barack_America]

13. Absolutely. He should just step back. Attack only Trump.

The only primary left is the "FBI primary" as they call it. He's only there to save the Democratic Party if they lose that one.

[Hiraeth]

15. Stand Tall

[felix_numinous]

17. This election is informative

it will if nothing else inform the US and the world just how democratic our voting process actually is. Everything is being documented along the way, and we can know where the problems lie in order to reform our system. So history will record who is honest and who is not

[Triana]

18. I agree. n/t

[Waiting For Everyman]

19. I agree too.

I don't think it matters much what HRC supporters think he should do.