If Bernie doesn't win the nomination......the American people will miss him.

[virtualobserver]

But then. when they see the horrific negative campaigns that Trump and Hillary wage against each other.

They are going to say....My god, what have we done?

[bkkyosemite]

1. Damn it! We have done nothing! Rigged is the system. Bernie has said so and I agree!

[virtualobserver]

5. It is rigged.....but there are a lot of Democrats blindly going along with that rigging.

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[Jester Messiah]

10. Because it feels so good to win.

They don't notice until later exactly what it is that they won.

[virtualobserver]

13. Yay, we won everything the Oligarchs wanted.

[LuvLoogie]

2. All they'd have to do is listen to Tom Hartmann on any given Friday.

[virtualobserver]

8. Bernie will be a national figure now, no matter what...with ACTUAL stature.

[bjo59]

3. I don't know if it will be exactly then, but it will be sure to happen either a) after

Trump wins over Clinton or b) she's been president for a year. Whatever the case, "buyers remorse" is getting to be a sad, sad, and utterly predictable phenomenon is US political life. And the remorse means absolutely nothing after the damage is done. I despair.

[virtualobserver]

12. Don't despair. This is just the beginning of the change here in the US.....

Unexpected things may yet occur.

[Electric Monk]

4. It's been said that America doesn't get the President it needs, it gets the President it deserves

and I'm starting to believe it

[BernieforPres2016]

6. Nah, they are going to say this campaign is better than the Real Housewives

The average American is a fucking idiot.

[BreakfastClub]

7. Nope. nt

[Jester Messiah]

9. Not until it's too late.

Ah well. What could have been.

[SidDithers]

11. No, they won't...nt

Sid

[virtualobserver]

14. of course they will..it will be the most disgusting campaign in modern history if it is Trump-Hill

People will loathe them both even more than they do now.

[Bleacher Creature]

15. I won't miss him.

I've been following his career since the mid 90s. He's always been one of my favorites. At one point, I gave a lot of thought to supporting him in the primaries and gladly would have supported him in the general had he won. Even now, I would vote for him as the nominee, but any enthusiasm I had is long gone.

He turned out to be a sanctimonious jerk and, worse, a massive hypocrite. The crap he pulled at the end about trying to flip superdelegates was despicable.

I'm glad it's over. I'm proud to have voted for the Hillary, the first woman nominee for President, and now I just want Bernie to go away with whatever remaining dignity he has left.

[COLGATE4]

16. K&R

[virtualobserver]

18. So, trying to work within this undemocratic system to win is undignified?

Having a system where party elites pile in behind a corporate backed candidate to such a degree that corporate pundits declare the race over before the first vote is cast.....that is admirable?

Bernie has opened my eyes to the reality of how far the Democratic party has fallen.

[Hiraeth]

19. May I remind you there is also another woman running for president.

[LexVegas]

17. No...we won't.nt

[dlwickham]

20. Wringing of hands gnashing of teeth

[virtualobserver]

21. So you think that we are headed for an inspiring campaign?

[dlwickham]

22. Yes

[virtualobserver]

23. Be sure to finish the entire glass of kool-aid....you don't want any of it to go to waste.

[dlwickham]

24. I'll save some for you

[virtualobserver]

25. what flavor is it? I'm not easily tempted.

[djean111]

26. I won't miss him - I will still be with him.

I am a woman, and I could never support - or "be with" or whatever - a warmongering Third Way Wall Street politician.
Ever. Gender is irrelevant. Deeds and issues are the only things that count.