I don't know how many times people need to tell Hillary they just aren't that into her.

[Joe the Revelator]

After the 08 collapse, and her inability to win states and close out this Primary, it's honestly time for her to start thinking about putting the party above her own ambition.

How long must the democratic party be hijacked by a candidate we never wanted in the first place.

[NightWatcher]

1. But it's her turn god dammit. Give her what she's due.

Need I the sarcasm thingee?

[desmiller]

8. Allow me....

[bigwillq]

2. She's winning. And is the likely nominee.

There's a lot of folks that don't like her, but folks are voting for her more than they are voting for Mr. Sanders.

[Joe the Revelator]

3. Not lately they aren't.

[bigwillq]

11. She has a a big lead in pop vote

and winning big in delegates. The people are speaking, and they're voting for Hillary more than they are Bernie. That's democracy.

[Joe the Revelator]

15. WHy is she continually losing states then? That isn't something winners do....

[mythology]

17. Why do you keep using this stupid line of argument

Clinton has more pledged delegates, more popular votes and has won more states. If she's not popular, then the guy she's beating is even less popular. I really don't understand why you think repeating something so obviously silly helps convince anybody.

If Clinton isn't popular enough to be the nominee, then the guy she's beating by a substantial margin sure isn't either.

[Joe the Revelator]

19. You.don't.get.it. Sanders is over preforming and Hillary is way WAY underperforming.

Clinton has been running for this moment since at least 92. Bernie was supposed to be token opposition on her way to the nomination, yet she can't close the fucking deal.

[bigwillq]

18. Delegates count, not states.

I believe she also leads in states won. So, she is winning all the way around.
BTW, Sanders supporter here. But Hillary is winning this contest based on the rules set up entering the primary season.
She could lose the remaining states, but unless Bernie wins by a large percentage in each state, Hillary will likely still win more delegates.

[Joe the Revelator]

21. And that's a problem with the GE. Do we want a nominee with momentum?

or one that can barely beat what was expected to be token opposition. One candidate is underperforming, one is over performing. Which one would you want heading into the GE?

[bigwillq]

22. I like Bernie better.

But the party will get behind Clinton if and when she becomes the nominee and I am fairly certain she will do well in the GE.

[Joe the Revelator]

23. Then you have more faith in her as a candidate then I do. nt

[peacebird]

26. LOL! She generates NO excitement, and a large segment of Sanders supporters are #BernieOrBust

[Codeine]

4. Scoreboard. nt

[frylock]

10. Third quarter just started.

[grossproffit]

29. He'll need a lot more than just a second half. The math isn't there.

[frylock]

33. mm hmmn

[DanTex]

5. Would your opinion be different if you were told that she had won 2.5 million votes more than

her closest rival?

[Joe the Revelator]

7. Not when votes are still being counted.

The momentum has spoken.

[Kalidurga]

28. Not quite

Caucus voters aren't counted in that number. So her total would be higher and so would Bernie's if those numbers were included. Bernie's would be much higher though since he's won most the caucus states.

[Cali_Democrat]

6. Why does she have more votes and pledged delegates than Bernie Sanders?

If the Democratic voters don't like Hillary, they must really hate Bernie Sanders.

[longship]

9. Tell that to Lloyd Blankfein.

Hillary, running for president of Government Sachs.

[Little_Wing]

20. They make such a cute couple!

[KingFlorez]

12. Here's the odd thing: SHE'S WINNING!

More delegates and the popular vote. At this point Sanders knows he can't win, so he's going to the convention to beg super delegates to give him the nomination regardless of the result is.

We don't want Bernie Sanders. He's lost the registered Democratic vote everywhere.

[PowerToThePeople]

13. The party has been hijacked by a ideology we never wanted in the first place

Clinton is just the next puppet ruler the oligarchs planned on putting into place.

They have the media, the money, the name recognition, and the vote counters. They are still having a tough time at it.

[Renew Deal]

14. 2.5 million more people are into her than Bernie

[Joe the Revelator]

16. So far, but she's stopped winning states. That's not a great sign.

[jillan]

24. She just lost seven of the last eight states.

The only state she won was Arizona and that election is in the hands of the department of justice as we speak.

[peacebird]

27. Bingo!

[azmom]

31. [phone]

[LuvLoogie]

25. And Bernie is the Paz de la Huerta of revolutionaries.

[Trenzalore]

30. Nothing sexist at all about this post nt.

[Joe the Revelator]

32. Say what? I mean, I've seen leaps before...but this is amazing.