Thank you, Bernie! I don’t think he will get the nomination, but it’s good information for the Democratic Party that there are in fact many liberal voters who participate in the process.
The longer he stays in, the further left Hillary will get pulled. Let’s face it, she’s never going to be liberal but she has already proven that she can be pulled incrementally to the left by Bernie’s participation in the process.
That sounds neither like a vow or capitulation to me.
He is seeing this through because he continues to get votes and delegates
and because of this, his voice at the convention will be heard.
That’s the way it’s suppose to work.
It’s all good, and having more than one candidate is good for the party. While the GOP is debating the size of their d1cks, the Democratic party is having intelligent, informative debates about real ideas and the future of the nation.
GOP= argue d!ck size
Dems= discuss problems and solutions.
If you stay home on voting day because you are upset that Hillary or Bernie didn’t get the nod, you are essentially voting republican.
Then you get this.
Ummm, I doubt it. I believe if he gets more votes than Hillary, then he may get the super delegates. I’m sure that’s what he’s hoping.
Hillary is not like Trump who’s threatened with brokered convention.
I am happy that he is Not dropping out. It is too soon for such talk. He can best support the party by maintaining his campaign. But, Not eliminating but reconciling what hostilities and reconciling differences there are, would be a benefit to both candidates at this time.
Um Cara March 18th, 2016 at 13:22
Thank you, Bernie! I don’t think he will get the nomination, but it’s good information for the Democratic Party that there are in fact many liberal voters who participate in the process.
The longer he stays in, the further left Hillary will get pulled. Let’s face it, she’s never going to be liberal but she has already proven that she can be pulled incrementally to the left by Bernie’s participation in the process.
jybarz March 18th, 2016 at 14:15
So true!
oldfart March 18th, 2016 at 13:35
That sounds neither like a vow or capitulation to me.
He is seeing this through because he continues to get votes and delegates
and because of this, his voice at the convention will be heard.
That’s the way it’s suppose to work.
The Original Just Me March 18th, 2016 at 15:52
You are definitely CORRECT.
William March 18th, 2016 at 13:52
It’s all good, and having more than one candidate is good for the party. While the GOP is debating the size of their d1cks, the Democratic party is having intelligent, informative debates about real ideas and the future of the nation.
GOP= argue d!ck size
Dems= discuss problems and solutions.
If you stay home on voting day because you are upset that Hillary or Bernie didn’t get the nod, you are essentially voting republican.
Then you get this.
tracey marie March 18th, 2016 at 14:07
if he can’t win by votes from the people he is hoping to have super delegates change from the leader to him.
jybarz March 18th, 2016 at 14:18
Ummm, I doubt it. I believe if he gets more votes than Hillary, then he may get the super delegates. I’m sure that’s what he’s hoping.
Hillary is not like Trump who’s threatened with brokered convention.
tracey marie March 18th, 2016 at 14:23
That is not what he said, he said vote for second place person.
Um Cara March 18th, 2016 at 14:19
Or more generally, both Hillary and Bernie hope to win the nomination according to the Democratic nomination rules.
tracey marie March 18th, 2016 at 14:23
No, bernie is once again saying I might not win but change your mind and vote for second place.
Um Cara March 18th, 2016 at 14:24
I’m not sure how what I said merits a ‘no’ – are you saying it’s not true that he hopes to win the nomination according to the nomination rules?
tracey marie March 18th, 2016 at 14:35
read my comment with comprehension. he is saying to chose number 2.
Um Cara March 18th, 2016 at 14:43
Totally comprehend what you said, same to you :)
I said ‘more generally’ he wants to win according to the rules, just like Hillary wants to win according to the rules. We are violently agreeing.
tracey marie March 18th, 2016 at 16:20
lol, I disagree but I love your phrasing.
The Original Just Me March 18th, 2016 at 15:44
I am happy that he is Not dropping out. It is too soon for such talk. He can best support the party by maintaining his campaign. But, Not eliminating but reconciling what hostilities and reconciling differences there are, would be a benefit to both candidates at this time.