Congratulations to team Clinton.

[JRLeft]

It's looking like she will be the eventual nominee. Bernie platform will have to be pushed by the movement, unless he can pull some miracle. He's likely to be walloped in South Carolina.

[bravenak]

1. Yep

Get her to make concessions in her platform

[JRLeft]

3. It may take another decade to get Bernie's policies implemented, because it will most likely require

a POC to do it.

[JonLeibowitz]

10. why would it take a PoC? I thought Democrats cared little about race, gender, religion, but ideas...

[JRLeft]

19. Not just a POC a young charismatic person. The electorate is getting darker.

A young Asian or Latino could be huge. If the candidate is female even better.

[JonLeibowitz]

24. I agree it will need to be a young charismatic person.

Will be interesting to see what happens with PoC, but I guess I'm not so cynical to think that people vote based so heavily on ethnicity. The fact of the matter is that the Democrats do not have a deep bench and shallower still minority bench. That worries me greatly because it lessens the odds of having the right person with the right vision.

[JRLeft]

26. I'm thinking a young Latina, may be the person.

[Metric System]

4. Exactly. Push her on what matters to you. We need to keep the eventual nominee (and President)

accountable.

[ucrdem]

2. hey thanks.

It's going to be a photo finish but a loss would be really bad for Hillary.

[Robbins]

5. no

say hello to president trump then.

bernie movement is defeated then.time for progressives to leave democratic party.we would have 2 corporate neocon partys that
are corrupt.

[geek tragedy]

21. Only a royal asshole would prefer Trump to Hillary nt

[Motown_Johnny]

6. a bit early for that conclusion.

Lets get into March before we choose a winner.

[JRLeft]

9. She's doing to have some much momentum, come on it's a wrap.

[Robbins]

15. then it's over for democracy and progressives

get ready for total republican control In 2017.

[joshcryer]

7. Kind, but don't rule Sanders out yet.

[cali]

8. I've said from the get go she'll be the nominee and lose the White House

[JRLeft]

12. If a reporter has a transcript from one of her Goldman Sachs speeches she would wise to leak it now.

[TTUBatfan2008]

18. GOP can't go after that

The GOP is just as bought off by wealthy donors as the Clintons.

[vercetti2021]

11. Welp

Time to switch to independent.

[JonLeibowitz]

13. ditto. But not before my primary. after.

[Le Taz Hot]

14. Fuck that!

She's a sleeze who is running a sleezy campaign and will NEVER see the inside of the White House.

Fuck this. <ignore>

[angrychair]

16. If true

Than get used to a president tRump or Rubio. There is no evidence to support her ability to win nationally.

While a Democrat candidate has lost the GE with a positive trustworthiness and likeability number, no Democrat has ever won the GE with these numbers being negative.

[bunnies]

22. Congrats to them on today.

Im not willing to give up all hope yet, though.

[GreenPartyVoter]

23. Yes, congrats.

[mvd]

25. Congrats to the Clinton team and supporters

It's a clear win for them. I still think Bernie should stay past Super Tuesday though because of so many southern states there. I feel Bernie is by far the best candidate and will continue to support him. Very encouraged by what I see even if he isn't the nominee.

[villager]

27. His run has been great in starting a public conversation that never would have been held, otherwise

Assuming Clinton is indeed the nominee, we'll have to support her against the psychopath nominated by the other side.

When she's in, the trick will be to make sure she doesn't drift as immediately right as Obama did (i.e., with his appointments).

And to make sure that she, like Obama, and the previous Clinton, don't create a massive GOP wave in the subsequent off-year elections...