Question about CA
Where is the polling data showing that Sanders is going to sweep California big time? 538 lists 14 polls taken from January through April and he is not leading in any of them. Closing in, yes, he may even win it, but the polls don't indicate anything like the landslide Sanders will need to make a dent in Hillary's pledged delegate lead. Dem primaries award delegates proportionately, not winner take all. So where are these magic campaign saving numbers that will catapult Sanders into the White House?
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And although Bernie Sanders has REALLY cut Hillary Clinton's lead down quite a bit here in California, the polling I've seen as of late consistently has Hillary Clinton leading Bernie Sanders anywhere from 6.7 % points (As of 4/7-4/21 2016 Real Clear Politics averages of recent polling). The Democratic primaries are about 1 month and a bit away, so we'll have to wait and see how much enthusiasm Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders supporters has when June rolls around, especially given the fact that Bernie Sanders as per the AP, has no chance to win the race with pledged delegates, even if Hillary Clinton were to lose every remaining state left in the primary race.
I was talking with a friend whose a die-hard Bernie Sanders supporter from New York late last night, and she says that Bernie needs to leave the race and start coalescing behind Hillary Clinton (She is voting for Hillary in the general--always intended to if Bernie Sanders didn't win the Democratic nomination for President). But I told her that I feel that Bernie Sanders shouldn't leave the race, because he's earned the right for himself and for those supporting him to go all the way to the end of the primary process.
I'm sitting here now laughing to myself thinking that late last night, I told a Bernie Supporter that the candidate she's endorsing and supports should not leave the race until HE wants to leave or until the end of the primary process 
That's different then!
