Pundits on MSNBC freaking out about "what are they (Dems) going to do" about Bernie.

[DanTex]

Here's an idea. How about people stop bashing him?

How about no more "central park executions" and "body language experts" and "how can any woman support Bernie" and "he's always so grumpy and angry" and "he's not a real Democrat" and "oh no the Bernie Bros"? Maybe actually listen to him and his supporters and treat them with respect instead of as some kind of interloper with a cult following?

Would that really be so hard?

[MOMFUDSKI]

1. What

You Said

[Jersey Devil]

2. The evil media

Where have I heard that before?

[evertonfc]

3. Bernie will

lose and take party with him. I've been in this game, on the ground in the southeast for 25 years. Bernie isn't electable. Period.

[ChubbyStar]

9. Some of us have been in the game since before you were born

[helpisontheway]

13. I think he will cause Virginia to flip back red. Nt

[CalFione]

4. well... he IS an interloper with a cult-like following

That part is true.

[ripcord]

12. I'm so tired of hearing that tired saw

I honestly think people who are complaining about Bernie not being a democrat would have rather had him run as an independent, split the vote and assure that no one from the left would have a shot in the general election.

[jmg257]

5. They might have to start soon, if he goes on as some expect to clean house, 'the Blue no matter who"

wave better kick in.

[Moderateguy]

6. To the M$M he is the interloper with the cult following

They need ratings and playing Kumbya won’t get them ratings

[totodeinhere]

7. Bernie is just killing it with votes from people of color.

He is leading in whiter areas of the state but his biggest margins are in Clark County which has many minority voters.

[jmg257]

8. BTW, wonder whom they could be speaking of? There is no establishment..So what "Dems"?

are going to do what?

[bucolic_frolic]

10. It's another strain of MAGAzitis

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

11. So true! Surely people realize the consequences of their negativity & divisiveness against Bernie!

Bernie/Elizabeth or Elizabeth/Bernie 2020!!
Either way, they're stronger together & can't be bought!!
Jump on the Bernie Bandwagon & join The Revolution!!

[Qutzupalotl]

14. Proposals mean nothing if our nominee does not win the swing states.

It is not too late to stop the party from making a terrible mistake. Those who know this have a duty to inform.

[JFlash]

15. Buck up and get ready for it. You asked for the nomination, and this comes with the territory

You had better be ready for this shit because it's about to come down in droves.

And Sanders had better win this thing in November because the stakes are too high to fail. And I for one am not going to tolerate you people blaming the media, and the DNC if he loses.

You think your guy can do better than Hillary? Prove it. Show us.

[Fiendish Thingy]

16. Will DU have to shut down for a while if Sanders get the nomination?

I’ve been here since 2004, and things always get a little crazy during primary season, but this year all bets are off IMHO.

It’s not just MSNBC, Folks here are getting desperate and panicky...

If the majority of voters aren’t voting for Bernie, the only mathematical solution is for every candidate to drop out, except for one, before Super Tuesday, which would then allow Sanders and the remaining candidate to compete, with one of them surely obtaining a majority of delegates.

If Sanders is truly a no-chance-in-hell-to-win-in-November, then the other candidates must put their egos aside and draw straws, flip a coin, or otherwise decide who will stay in the race to fight for the nomination. If they don’t, and Sanders gets the nomination, they have no one to blame but themselves.

Since early voting has already started in many Super Tuesday states, it may already be too late- the other candidates are likely staking their chances on deal making at a brokered convention, since none of them will have a majority, let alone more delegates than Sanders, going in to the convention.

I hope those who are certain Sanders would lose in November have also considered the risks of selecting someone other than the delegate leader at the convention, a move that David Plouffe said would take the Democratic Party “a generation” to recover from.

I think many MSNBC pundits, as well as many DU’ers need to prepare for the bumpy ride ahead...

[ehrnst]

17. Flog away at that strawman....

[Uncle Joe]

18. Kicked and recommended.

Thanks for the thread DanTex.

[NurseJackie]

19. Aw.

Would that really be so hard?