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Hillary Clinton

Hoyt

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6. I really think it's possible he'll yield to his supporters and say he was mistreated by Democrats.

Reply to fun n serious (Reply #3)

Sun Feb 21, 2016, 01:15 PM

Feb 2016

I hope not, but it is possible. If Sanders doesn't become President, I think enough of his supporters are spiteful enough to accept a GOPer appointing 2 or 3 Supreme Court Justices, repealing the ACA and replacing it with inadequate vouchers, cutting Social Security, bombing Iran, etc.

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Not sure if this belongs here but I feel safe here. [View all] Tommy2Tone Feb 2016 OP

That would be ugly and hard to predict who would walk away President. Don't think it is far fetched Hoyt Feb 2016 #1

Thanks I thought so too. Tommy2Tone Feb 2016 #2

Sanders sounds different now. fun n serious Feb 2016 #3

I really think it's possible he'll yield to his supporters and say he was mistreated by Democrats. Hoyt Feb 2016 #6

Yep. He is dangerous. nt fun n serious Feb 2016 #8

His supporters as well Tommy2Tone Feb 2016 #7

I think if the supers don't "give" him the nomination he will run as an indie. leftofcool Feb 2016 #11

I do too fun n serious Feb 2016 #14

My $.02 or call it wishful thinking: ucrdem Feb 2016 #4

If Bernie does that it may very well be the beginning of the end for him Fla Dem Feb 2016 #19

They both say a lot of things & cry foul to justify a change of direction, the next day misterhighwasted Feb 2016 #5

Could mean allowing House of Representatives to decide. spyker29 Feb 2016 #9

Does some candidate have to get 50% of the vote? Tommy2Tone Feb 2016 #10

Yes spyker29 Feb 2016 #12

It's interesting! Treant Feb 2016 #13

I''m pretty sure Bernie will support Hillary, but honestly I can't say I believe some of his book_worm Feb 2016 #15

I agree, I don't think Bernie is a Nader jsmirman Feb 2016 #16

I dunno. wildeyed Feb 2016 #17

Bernie said he wouldn't run as an Independent. charlyvi Feb 2016 #18