In the end, we have to fight. We have to defeat Trump. There's too much to lose to give up.

[Yavin4]

Looks like Bernie will be our nominee. Take a day, a week, a couple of weeks to get out of your feelings, and then proceed to work like hell to get him and other Democrats elected.

[fleabiscuit]

1. You might be a bit premature. nt

[Moderateguy]

5. Bit? Completely premature

Even after Super Tuesday 40% of the delegates will have been awarded

[rockfordfile]

2. If he's the nominee , I would support him.

[Jersey Devil]

3. Way too early to declare anyone a winner

Nevada has 36 pledged delegates, South Carolina has 54. By next week it could all change. Even after Super Tues less than 1/3 of the delegates will have been committed for the first ballot.

[denem]

4. Despair. Bernie will lose,

lose badly, and end up as one of the most hated, reviled figures in American history.

[redstateblues]

8. I'm sick about it

[JudyM]

9. .

[Codeine]

6. #bendtheknee

[democratisphere]

7. Nevada is another caucus state. Caucuses have no validity.

There are problems once again with THIS caucus. Caucus goers are complaining when interviewed by MSNBC. After Super Tuesday we'll know who is for real. Until then, this caucus provides nothing.

[KewlKat]

10. Defeating the con won't matter if we can't maintain the house and retake the senate.

Nothing will get done with a Dem Pres and the cons controlling the house and senate. That's why we need the right person for the top of the ticket.

[musette_sf]

11. "Looks like Bernie will be our nominee"?

Not at all.

On edit: "work like hell to get him and other Democrats elected"?

He's NOT A DEMOCRAT.

[brooklynite]

12. Not the point...

What people HERE decide to do has marginal impact on politics in the real world. I'll have to decide if there's any value trying to help Bernie or if I should spend my time and money trying to firewall the House.