Bernie Sanders has Hillary Clinton right where he wants her

[thereismore]

http://blogs.reuters.com/great-debate/2016/03/28/why-wont-sanders-quit-the-race-because-hes-winning/

"Sanders still has a shot. His support is growing, his opponent is increasingly unpopular and his supporters will finance his race. No regular candidate would leave the race in such a position. Ohio Governor John Kasich and Senator Ted Cruz (R-Tex.), the GOP candidates trying to best Trump, would give their left arms to be where Sanders is.

...

The keepers of the failed consensus are aghast, Democratic officialdom nervous. Wall Street donors aflutter. Get used to it. There isn’t a whit of reason for Sanders to shut his campaign down. As the old gospel song puts it, the road ahead is hard. But he’s come too far to turn back now. And he is in no ways tired."

[peacebird]

1. : )

[silverweb]

2. K&R

[font color="purple"]Go, Bernie! Feelin' The Bern!

[islandmkl]

3. K&R

[GoLeft2004]

4. K & R

[TIME TO PANIC]

5. K & R!

[Babel_17]

6. Unspoken in all this is that a viable Sanders means more legal jeopardy for Clinton

The pressure on the DOJ to take no action against "our only hope" nominee will be enormous. But if it become obvious that there's a definite lack of widespread enthusiasm for Secretary Clinton, and that in fact Senator Sanders will do a better job at the top of the ticket, then President Obama and Attorney General Lynch might be doing some thoughtful gazing out of their respective windows.

Those are part of the stakes for Secretary Clinton, imo.

"Lemon, that’s actually my thoughtful window staring spot. Visitors stare over here."

[thereismore]

8. Mollari/G'Kar.

[truebluegreen]

7. K&R!

[SoapBox]

9. "The keepers of the failed consensus are aghast, Democratic officialdom nervous."

I hope their pants are wet!

[tomm2thumbs]

10. great shot - egads

I don't suppose someone had to ask for enthusiasm and point the mic towards the audience to get a reaction