Drop out now, Hillary, with honor.

[reddread]

before California drops you.

[Actor]

1. What the heck? LOL

[beachbumbob]

2. Lol....145 more delegates she is the nominee

Get used to...

[seekthetruth]

13. Get used to what?

More war? More income inequality? More greenhouse gases being leaked into the atmosphere? More infusion of money into our politics? More Wall Street cronyism?

No thanks.

[CorkySt.Clair]

52. ...

[seekthetruth]

55. Wow.

That's all I can say. Can't take you seriously.

[CorkySt.Clair]

58. Good

I stopped taking Berners seriously months ago, when it became clear it was all about the free stuff.

[seekthetruth]

60. .....and that's why you don't get it.

Do you go to school nowadays? Do you know just how expensive it is? The same old argument about wanting free stuff is akin to an old man yelling at kids to get off of his lawn.

You're assuming a whole hell of a lot.......

Regardless, I'd rather not have fracking in this country, or more war. With her, we will continue to fracking, and we're much more likely to go to war.

[Sheepshank]

86. I have 1 in college and 2 about to enter in the next 2 years

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I can't buy into the pipe dream that Bernie will able to accomplish anything towards fee tuition. He is not that accomplished and he lack Congressional and Senatorial support...always has, always will. And so your pretense that only people with a vested interest in free school are likely to understand Bernie's freebies, has now been debunked.

[Demsrule86]

94. I have two in college

can you imagine what Trump would do to college loans? It has been pretty good since Obama took them from the banks.

[CorkySt.Clair]

103. Not in school.

But I can assure you if I were I wouldn't take out $300,000 in loans to get a degree that will get me a job that pays $40,000. As business decisions go, that's pretty moronic.We have a lot of problems with college costs in this country. We also have a lot of problems with discretion and wise, prudent decision making.

Now if you want to go into the hole 400 or 500k to become a doctor, or some other high income professional, that kind of money and the debt associated with it is probably a good investment given that the debt holder will likely earn many more times that over the course of a 30-40 year career.

[Demsrule86]

93. Less than 100

I hear...then the supers make their decision know as in 2008 and Bernie concedes and endorses...unless he wants to try to be Ralph Nader. He can't win and must know it.

[beachbumbob]

96. I think it's done to 92...now we will see if sanders has any class or is

Just an angry old socialist who offers nothing for moving our country forward except ranting rhetoric...

[Sheepshank]

97. IMHO I do believe he has already shown to be the latter n/t

[Demsrule86]

100. Bitter and spiteful

The speech was awful yesterday.

[Cali_Democrat]

3. Hillary is leading by over 3 million votes

She's also leading in pledged delegates and states won.

Why should someone who is winning drop out?

[Fawke Em]

61. Because she's under a criminal investigation.

She shouldn't have run in the first place under those circumstances.

[KingFlorez]

4. Once again, Sanders has to beg the leader to drop out in order to win

That's like running a foot race and asking the leader to sit down in order to let you win, because it will make you feel good.

[Txbluedog]

7. This is like Rubio begging everyone to drop out so he could win

[Jester Messiah]

5. That ship sailed a long time ago.

She should quit, though.

[SFnomad]

6. The closer Secretary Clinton gets to clinching the nomination

the more delusional the BS cheerleaders become.

[UMTerp01]

8. ...

[KingFlorez]

11. You get a gold star for using a Tamar Braxton gif

[MrMickeysMom]

9. Sigh...

She HAS no honor

[reddread]

15. +1

[Thinkingabout]

10. If she drops out and still has the number of delegates required then releases those delegates to

someone else, then Sander will not be the nominee. There are over 150 SD's, the delegates will be split tonight and she will have more than enough delegates and someone else will be the nominee, its over for Sanders.

[Demsrule86]

95. Do you guys also believe in unicorns

Why would the front runner drop out? Bernie is done.

[Thinkingabout]

98. Just explaining Sanders would not get Hillary's delegates if she

Drops out, ergo, he still needs 2383 delegates to get the nomination.

[Demsrule86]

99. Oh sorry

Mea Culpa...Mea Maxima culpa.

[Thinkingabout]

102. I think the unicorns took the information though.

[dana_b]

12. Honor?

Hillary & Honor - two H words that don't go together.

[Trenzalore]

14. You want Biden to be the nominee

Because her delegates and the Super Delegates are certainly not voting for Bernie.

[big_dog]

17. Liz Warren is warming up for the veep spot as we speak

with Biden as backup for POTUS, sorry Bernie great campaign but it was not to be this time.

[Fawke Em]

63. If Elizabeth Warren accepts a veep under that criminal Hillary, I will lose

all respect for her.

[pdsimdars]

88. That is a fantasy. I think even Biden has too much honor to do that.

[One Black Sheep]

16. It would be for the good of the party

Sanders is very capable of winning versus Trump, whereas Hillary is the Titanic...Plus, Sanders and the youth voters who love him represent the future, Hillary represents the past, she only does well with the elderly and the retired...

Finally, Sanders would change things radically, while Hillary will be like an Obama third term, but with much more wars and conflicts, she is war happy.

[lunamagica]

23. Wow, amazed at the ageism...the elderly and the retired voters count as much as anyone. plus

She has the AA, Latinos, LBGT, women on her side..the Democratic base is with her

[Fawke Em]

65. Latinos and women have been breaking for Bernie recently.

[lunamagica]

101. Not really...

[GulfCoast66]

36. One thing about we geezers...

We're not lazy. We actually vote.

[rhett o rick]

18. This election is her life. This is what she has been working for. She seems to be willing to

do just about anything for this. Money ($150,000,000) and power.

[jwirr]

22. Unfortunately I think you are correct.

[KittyWampus]

26. Sanders is the one who can't bring himself to condemn mob behavior and threats

from his supporters.

[bunchofpenguins]

29. The mob behaviour is coming from the crooked DNC.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz is behaving like a dictator.

[rhett o rick]

32. Did Clinton condemn the shots fired at his headquarters?

Give us an example of mob behavior. Shouting at a convention when the bullies are stealing your votes? I think you'd condemn our founders as mob behavior.

We are fighting for freedom and liberty not bigger profits for Goldman-Sachs. Shame.

[reddread]

104. "mob behavior"

yeah. and in Nevada too. hmm.
good observation.

[rhett o rick]

92. I think she wants the power and wealth. Just my opinion. nm

[baldguy]

19. .

Isn't is fun when supposed "progressives" repeat Donald Trump's talking points for him?

[PowerToThePeople]

20. DUrec

[Skid Rogue]

21. So, Sanders is going...

to win California by 80%? Um... okay.

[SidDithers]

24. Awwwww...

There, there.

Sid

[Surya Gayatri]

25. ...

[bunchofpenguins]

27. Hillary has no honour.

The Democratic Party has already sold it's soul and now it's obvious that the establishment is happy with an unpopular candidate under federal investigation who will most likely go on to lose spectacularly in the general election and I stopped caring months ago.

[GulfCoast66]

37. If you stopped caring months ago...

Why are you still posting trite comments here?

[MFM008]

28. The winner drops out?

????

C O U N T I N G. counts.

[rhett o rick]

34. No, the cheater should drop out.

[TexasTowelie]

38. Do you mean the guy who had four campaign staffers pilfer data from the DNC? nt

[Fawke Em]

69. Or the woman who risked our national security secrets to avoid FOIA requests?

[Zynx]

30. He would have to win CA by 50 points.

That's not going to happen.

[NanceGreggs]

31. Yes, Hillary ...

Despite the fact that you are ahead by hundreds of delegates and millions of votes, you should ignore the will of the people and drop out - because Bernie is just like the coolest loser ever, and he should be handed the nomination he was unable to win on his own merits.

That makes sense - right?

[Number23]

39. And she's *thiiiiiiiiiiis close* to taking freaking KENTUCKY despite the fact that electorate was

was tailor made for Sanders and he needed at least a 70% blowout to even pretend to stay viable.

He won't even get 50%, let alone 70%+.

[NanceGreggs]

44. Well, there must be some kind of fraud involved ...

NO WAY Democrats didn't swoon upon hearing Bernie's "message".

Maybe he should wave that finger in the air with more authority, and shout a little louder - that'll get him the nomination for sure!

[rhett o rick]

49. The will of the people that weren't disenfranchised by the oligarchy that you've tied your wagon

to. You've chosen to side with the Wealthy 1% because you think they are the winners. While some are actually fighting against them to help those among us that are suffering. There are two sides to this class war and your Goldman-Sachs isn't on the side of the 2.5 million homeless children. Do you think that Goldman-Sachs' profits are more important? Sorry, that's rhetorical.

[Tarc]

33. Is someone having a sad

Because Sanders has missed his Kentucky mark by 21 points?

[dubyadiprecession]

35. With people like you on BS side, it's no wonder he's losing.

[JoePhilly]

82. + 1

[CobaltBlue]

42. 'Democratic' party logic: Let's nominate a high-disapproval, FBI-subject candidate for POTUS.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

62. The people elected her...If you don't like that, prevent them from voting!!!

[Adrahil]

43. LOL. I admire the spunk! But that's nuts. NT

[Beacool]

45. Some of you must live in a parallel universe where Sanders has an actual chance to be the nominee.

[rhett o rick]

50. We are fighting on the side of the 99% and not surprised that you don't understand.

Some chose to side with the Big Money because they assume they will win. Maybe you will at the peril of the 16 million children living in poverty. Which I guess is just collateral damage for Goldman-Sachs to make bigger and bigger profits.

Mammon: The greedy pursuit of wealth.

[JTFrog]

64. Yes, you are the most righteous of people in this country and only YOU and BERNIE can save us.

You really think that people are gonna buy that at this point? Sorry, but your guy lost and all this demonizing of Hillary and her supporters just makes you guys look like what you've been all along. Sore losers.

[rhett o rick]

72. We are fighting the corruption of Big Money Fat Cats domination of our Party.

I guess some like to side with them because they admire the Wealthy so much and some think the Wealthy will win and want to be on the winning side.

And Hillary brought her baggage with her. Pointing out that she betrayed her own party and acquiesced to the Republicons, the George Bush Republicons, isn't "demonizing". She blatantly lied to the Senate and American people.

You can name call us all you want, if that's your thing, but we aren't losing. Your Oligarchy may manipulate Hillary into the nomination, but we are a force that won't go away. Some may try to ignore the 2.5 million homeless children in their quest to get more profits for the Wealthy but sooner or later we will throw out the Oligarchy and reestablish democracy.

Some rationalize that Hillary's meager $12 per hour is good enough for the peons, that those in pain don't deserve medical marijuana, that shipping jobs overseas will make our corporation stronger and maybe, just maybe they will trickle on us. The 99% has been losing ground for decades while the Wealthy Fat Cats have been making bigger and bigger profits, and that will continue under a Clinton/Goldman-Sachs presidency.

[Corey_Baker08]

46. Why Would The Candidate With More Delegates & Millions More Votes Drop Out?

[wildeyed]

47. lol!

#berniemath

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[amborin]

48. Hillary is helping ensure a Trump victory, please drop out, Hillary!

[MrWendel]

51. ...

[grasswire]

53. I think the FBI is going to take care of the problem. nt

[underthematrix]

54. The math

Total Delegate count


HILLARY 2289

SANDERS 1522

[TomCADem]

56. Quitting is Noble.

Between the Trump and Bernie double team, it is tough to see how Hillary is even competitive in California.

[anotherproletariat]

57. I saw two different local (SF Bay Area) newscasts tonight that showed the Nevada chaos

caused by the Sanders supporters. You can't buy this kind of advertising!

(Yes, both mentioned that chairs were thrown.)

[DemocratSinceBirth]

59. Was watching KABC . It is one of the most watched ABC affiliates in the nation.

They showed the mayhem Team Sanders caused in Nevada. Can't buy that kind of advertising.

CA is not Marin and Humboldt County.


Sanders.will.lose. here.

[reddread]

66. Marin and Humboldt are Hillary's best bets, that and Hollywood

Those dope growers know the money in illegal pot is better than the reduced, taxed take of a legal crop.
And all that Hollywood money is probably where 50% or more of the .01 get theirs.

its the rest of the state that she has to worry about.
Latinos?
she cant.
Working people in some of the poorest parts of the state?
her billionaires cant.
win the state of California in 2016?

hahaha

[DemocratSinceBirth]

68. I am not being snarky but I think you believe that.

Humboldt and Marin will be two of Bernie's best counties.

It's like Vermont with a more temperate environment.

[reddread]

73. it is pure wealth, and legalization threatens pure wealth

are you from California?
thats like the worst analysis imaginable.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

76. Los Angeles...

Marin and Humboldt County were two of Obama's best counties in 08:


http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?fips=6&year=2008&f=0&off=0&elect=1


Obama did well in homogeneous CA counties in 08 and struggled in heterogeneous counties with high Latino populations. The latter are Hillary Clinton's bailiwick.

Los Angeles is more like New York City and Humboldt County and Marin County are more like Stowe.

[reddread]

77. apples and oranges.

much like Socal and the rest of the state.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

79. Hillary will win the heterogeneous and densely populated areas of the state.

Hillary will win the heterogeneous and densely populated areas of the state. Bernie will win the homogeneous and sparsely populated areas of the state. That pattern has largely held, with a few exceptions, since Iowa.

[reddread]

81. she is HUUUGE with Latinos I know

that whole farcical notion wont survive CA.
oh wait, Hispanics are white, right?
carry on, you may have a point.
good luck.

[JustAnotherGen]

67. But I want to vote for her

In the NJ Primary.

[ViseGrip]

70. And you should be able to. Just like my cousins in NJ who want to vote for Bernie.

If the democratic party would shun hypocrisy, all of us would be far better off here.....

[JustAnotherGen]

74. I guess I'm missing the hypocrisy part

I don't think supporters of either one of these candidates should be asking for one to drop out until the convention. As an early O'Malley supporter - I 'get' wanting ones candidate to stay in the race.

[JustAnotherGen]

91. Oh - I don't think I've participated in that at DU

I've pretty much kept GDP on 'trash' - but someone brought this op to my attention. I was like - huh? Why? thanks!

[Hiraeth]

71. honor?

lol

[NurseJackie]

75. Wha-wait-no, whut? Huh?

[Darb]

78. Typical socialism. Want it given to them.

Not earned with hard work.

[amborin]

83. HRC wants Bernie to drop out, but she's the one guaranteeing a Trump presidency

[auntpurl]

85. She has never said she wants him to drop out.

Not once. Nor has her campaign staff.

[pdsimdars]

87. Or before the FBI ruins your day.

[reddread]

90. i can hear the music already

[pdsimdars]

105. Nice.

[arcane1]

89. She has no honor n/t