If Hillary has it in the bag, why would she risk upsetting/alienating Bernie supporters?

[Armstead]

58. Forgive me for butting in, but I'm going to butt in

She doesn't support fracking, she supports local determinations on it, including approval only if the fracking meets a bunch of criteria that it rarely does.

Why not just ban it, but allow exceptions if a proposal is proven absolutely safe? Her approach strikes me as waffling in favor of fracking by making it possible as a by-right activity....Sounds trivial but makes a difference when it gets down to greedy zoning boards or state governments.

death penalty--you're mad at her for supporting the death penalty?

I am. I think it is morally wrong.

She's not going to lie to you and say we can enact single payer on the federal level right away--Bernie Sanders told us in 2010 that it had to begin on the state level and not in Washington DC.

Totally disagree with that. I would prefer any president set that as a goal NOW and fight like hell for it....and keep fighting like hell for it as long as necessary....even if it means "incremental" public option as a step. And even if the GOP votes it down. SELL THE DAMN IDEA AND ACTUALLY MEAN IT!.

$15 very well may be too high for some areas with low wages and cost of living. If you think someone is a big meanie for holding that opinion, then the obvious retort is "why don't you support a $30/hour minimum wage for the nation?"

The national minimum wage is a floor. But $15 is the minimum livable wage these days -- and unless it is national we will have areas keeping it low to attract cheapskate employers.

She is bad on Israel/Palestine, unfortunately that's also the mainstream position.

I agree, except I think the public does get frustrated with Israel's overreactions and intransigence sometimes.

I disagree with her on Glas-Steagall, but her overall wall street regulation plan is actually pretty good. And you can even get transcripts.

Her plan is basically what Bernie is saying, ex cept with a lot more words.