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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: BERNIE: " I am in UNTIL THE CONVENTION" [View all]stopbush
(24,808 posts)42. Bernie has already said he will support Hillary if she wins.
Your point?
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I agree and unless I'm missing something I wouldn't be popping any champaign corks...
platitudipus
Feb 2016
#121
Obama lost New Hampshire, Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, California in 2008!
reformist2
Feb 2016
#4
I think you said it. We're impatient for some justice. It's coming, but the wheels turn slowly...
reformist2
Feb 2016
#79
Some of us who are old enough to remember union power and strength and what a real
silvershadow
Feb 2016
#210
I hope your hard work pays off. The rest of us could learn a lot from what seniors know about unions
reformist2
Feb 2016
#212
I don't know...his whole schtick is that he is an angry old man. He won't get any less angry...
anotherproletariat
Feb 2016
#109
Why would you choose Goldman-Sachs over the 50 million living in poverty?
rhett o rick
Feb 2016
#214
After Iowa on CNN, Paul Begala, longtime Clinton ally who advises a Super PAC
appalachiablue
Feb 2016
#97
If not for Super Delegates, they are quite literally tied at 51 delegates each after 3 contests.
Ed Suspicious
Feb 2016
#43
Okay, then. Thanks for the insight. I guess you don't have to deal with us anymore.
mikehiggins
Feb 2016
#52
Ridiculous! Bernie won the popular vote in all 3 states that have voted. Almost tied in delegates
JimDandy
Feb 2016
#110
despite your possible wishes to the contrary, he will say the same thing.
restorefreedom
Feb 2016
#22
Do you think Bernie would have been allowed to run as a Democrat if he said otherwise?
jalan48
Feb 2016
#44
If a campaign is in a strong position, it doesn't need to reassure its supporters.
Bleacher Creature
Feb 2016
#36
You think that the Big Money can scare us. You are wrong. We will fight you and the Big
rhett o rick
Feb 2016
#216
he owes it to his supporters to go to the convention. that doesn't mean going scorched earth
geek tragedy
Feb 2016
#70
Good. We need to make sure we repeat this every time the debbie downers try to piss on
Cleita
Feb 2016
#80
And you think you are an expert on who he is. This fight is life and death for some.
rhett o rick
Feb 2016
#217
restorefreedom, more people have been swarmed and chased off this forum than currently post here
Cary
Feb 2016
#174
"I am sorry that your candidate has made less than ethical decisions in her life?"
Cary
Feb 2016
#240
Many candidates have said this and drop out when the money dries up (campaigns cost a lot to run)
PoliticAverse
Feb 2016
#149
I saw a lot of hate at our caucus from the Hillary side of the table....
Spitfire of ATJ
Feb 2016
#161
I would not be surprised to see Sanders supporters stay home in protest....
Spitfire of ATJ
Feb 2016
#209
I expect Senator Sanders to stay in this race & remain the voice of about half our Party.
Sunlei
Feb 2016
#167
We can count. We'll still know he's not the nominee even if he chooses to not drop out ...
NurseJackie
Feb 2016
#218
I think it's important for Democrats to coalesce around the eventual nominee as soon as possible.
Trust Buster
Feb 2016
#234
I'm with him and what he stands for all the way to the convention and beyond.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Feb 2016
#254