Should Bernie end his campaign if he loses Michigan?

[PubliusEnigma]

All signs point to yes.

[getagrip_already]

1. yes.....

[musicman65]

32. Yes,to save face

and to get us on the path to respect and dignity

[showblue22]

2. Yes but he won't.

Bernie is not going to drop out! He is going to ratchet up the attacks even more. It's who he is.

[Big Blue Marble]

11. I am beginning to think

he might surprise us.

[LenaBaby61]

36. "Bernie is not going to drop out!"

This 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻

[DemKittyNC]

3. Absolutely!

He needs to go, now!

We need to start focusing on tRump now.

[stopbush]

4. Yes.

[drray23]

5. I doubt he will.

I cant tell if it's his ego or he truly believes in his revolution and is in denial. I expect him to stay all the way until the convention.

[zackymilly]

6. He should have never started it. n/t

[William769]

7. Yes.

[IronLionZion]

8. Trump should end his campaign also

I hope Biden can win some of these states in November too.

[Codeine]

9. Should and Will are two entirely separate things. nt

[Stallion]

10. He Doesn't Have a String of Meaningless Caucuses to Keep Him Alive like 2016

It is OVER

[Maru Kitteh]

12. Do what is RIGHT FOR THE COUNTRY Mr. Sanders. Concede so we can move ahead and

DEFEAT TRUMP!

[LizBeth]

13. Yes. If he had any integrity like our other Democrats that stepped out at the point of not viable.

But then Sanders has never behaved like a Democrat.

[jimlup]

14. NO

Bernie gets to decide when he wants to end his champagne. YOu don't rule the world - orange clown does

[tritsofme]

22. I can't imagine much champagne is flowing at Bernie HQ tonight...

[yankeepants]

31. Champagne! Good night Bernie! I'll drink to that!

[SunSeeker]

15. Yes, if Bernie wants us to beat Trump. nt

[we can do it]

16. Yes. Today.

[underpants]

17. Yes but he won't.

Not Bernie specific but it's hard to give up thousands of people screaming for you.

We. Biden. are going to have to do so serious work to bring the Bernie people back I or we lose a lot of ballast in the GE.

[Gothmog]

18. Yes

[Hav]

19. At least reduce the amount of rallies

The next batch of states has some big ones. I have to admit, I kind of want to see what Florida has to stay....

[J_William_Ryan]

20. Suspend his campaign, yes.

But he won’t.

[pamdb]

21. Primary

Getting worried here. Apparently lots of UofM and students at WMU lining up for registering and voting in Ann Arbor and WMU. Don’t know about my alma mater MSU. Could shift to Bernie. Wish Biden had spent more time here, hell, Bernie came back to Michigan today. All of us old Retired farts have voted for Biden, we’re more pragmatic than the young, we just want the orange pustule on the buttocks of humanity out of office, we’re not interested in a revolution.

[musicblind]

23. If it is by double digits, then yes.

If it is close, then I can see him wanting to hold on a little longer. I don't have a problem with him staying in a little longer just to be absolutely sure.

But, in all truth, it's likely over, now. I don't say that to rub it in anyone's face. I actually admire Sanders, but it really is likely over at this point.

Whatever happens, I hope Sanders doesn't take it all the way to the convention if it becomes clear he won't walk into the convention with anything close to a plurality. I especially hope he will drop out if Biden ends up getting a majority of the delegates going into the convention. I actually think, in that last scenario, he will drop out and do the selfless thing.

[TomCADem]

24. He Won't, Which Will Underscore The Hypocrisy of His Attacks On Warren

From the get-go, his campaign has pushed out this idea that Warren should drop out because there is no path to the nomination for her. Indeed, Trump has jumped on this Bernie talking point in blaming Warren for causing Bernie to fall behind when the truth is that Biden was hurt far more by the presence of so many other moderate and left of center candidates.

Yet, even if Bernie were to fall helplessly behind, watch him disregard his own campaign's prior rhetoric and insist on the need to continue the fight until the convention regardless of the math. Also, remember all that rhetoric about the nominee should be the person with a plurality? Well, watch Bernie and his campaign change their tune, because you cannot trust Bernie anymore than you can trust his promises to provide his medical records.

It is not a question about electability. It is about fitness for office. In the end, if Bernie can't be the nominee, then he and his campaign will work to sabotage the Democratic party's chances given that Bernie's campaign is built on attacking the Democratic party.

[Celerity]

25. ...

[zackymilly]

26. To Bernie, it's all about himself. n/t

[CatMor]

27. Yes

[samnsara]

28. yes..we need to get on to the business of beating trump*...

[sunonmars]

29. Its turning tragic, he needs to consider his legacy and concede. Its over.

[Renew Deal]

30. It's over.

It's just a matter of when he wants to admit it.

[Roland99]

33. Ayup

[dweller]

34. i'll give him til tomorrow

he's going to have to rein in his team and decisions like these usually
creep in, in the hour of the wolf

✌🏼

[R B Garr]

35. Yes!

It’s over.

[sunonmars]

37. Biden winning Flint by over 25% over Sanders.