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In reply to the discussion: Democrats Evenly Split Over Clinton, Sanders in Bloomberg Poll [View all]c-ville rook
(45 posts)... if the results of this poll is near correct.
No matter who wins, in order to win the GE, some deals will have to be made.
Bernie has too many votes to ignore at this point. And while I prefer Bernie to Hillary, if he is the nominee, it would be more true that Hillary could not be denied.
And if a significant amount of either candidates' people "stay at home" or go "third party" it could well give us President Donald.
So, why is everyone yelling over what is going to have to happen?
I will say this to Hillary supporters -- as she is likely to be the nominee at this point just by the numbers -- they are not doing their candidate any favors by attacking Bernie and his supporters. I say that not because I support Bernie but because she is quickly approaching a level where she is almost without question the Democratic nominee and she is going to need "Bernie Bro.s" support in the GE or she is going home too.
And really President Trump -- do you want to say that for 4 years? And have listen to how we are going to be "winning" Presidential addresses when it is more likely we will be watching the last Presidential addresses like its a Charlie Sheen clone on crank giving them. Sorry, Charlie for all you foibles you do not deserve that -- at least you have the good sense not to run for President just because you have been on TV. Tiger blood!
As for the Democratic Party establishment, including HC and John Lewis, they do no credit to their credibility when they accuse Bernie of not being around for big and usually very progressive moments when he is standing in the pictures with them. They need to stop that as well -- for obvious reasons.