Bernie Sanders is not dropping out of the race for President:

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And he shouldn't drop out until the last state has voted. Let those people have their say, then he can concede that Hillary beat him, but let the voters of CA and DC have their voices heard first.
Why? it's not like they're going to say anything worth listening to anyways... Personally I'd prefer that they just shut the fuck up for a change, after all they've made a big enough mess of things already.
Bernie Sanders: White House Security,,,,but instead of an AK-47....Bernie will be armed with a very dangerous golf club at the front door.
 
And he shouldn't drop out until the last state has voted. Let those people have their say, then he can concede that Hillary beat him, but let the voters of CA and DC have their voices heard first.
Why? it's not like they're going to say anything worth listening to anyways... Personally I'd prefer that they just shut the fuck up for a change, after all they've made a big enough mess of things already.
Then don't listen. Nobody is forcing you to.
Er...umm.. apparently you're not familiar with the way our authoritarian gub'mint operates these days; given that these assholes can vote I am in fact being forced to "listen" to them.
 
And he shouldn't drop out until the last state has voted. Let those people have their say, then he can concede that Hillary beat him, but let the voters of CA and DC have their voices heard first.
Why? it's not like they're going to say anything worth listening to anyways... Personally I'd prefer that they just shut the fuck up for a change, after all they've made a big enough mess of things already.
Then don't listen. Nobody is forcing you to.
Er...umm.. apparently you're not familiar with the way our authoritarian gub'mint operates these days; given that these assholes can vote I am in fact being forced to "listen" to them.
Er...umm.. No. You aren't being forced to listen to them.

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I suppose you think you're being funny?
Yep, it help takes the sting out of the reality that most of these morons are actually allowed to vote.

Bernie absolutely should not drop out until after CA on June 7th and DC on June 15th. Let the Californians who have been supporting him this whole time cast their votes for him...
I couldn't care less if Bernie drops out, stays in or commits seppuku on pay-per-view (although personally I'd actually pay to see the later option).

Then we can settle on into the fun that will be the General Election battle when it's Clinton vs Trump.

I cannot WAIT!

Uh-huh, the Career Criminal versus the Career Clown, I'll be sure and mark my calendar. :rolleyes:
 
And he shouldn't drop out until the last state has voted. Let those people have their say, then he can concede that Hillary beat him, but let the voters of CA and DC have their voices heard first.
Why? it's not like they're going to say anything worth listening to anyways... Personally I'd prefer that they just shut the fuck up for a change, after all they've made a big enough mess of things already.
Then don't listen. Nobody is forcing you to.
Er...umm.. apparently you're not familiar with the way our authoritarian gub'mint operates these days; given that these assholes can vote I am in fact being forced to "listen" to them.
Er...umm.. No. You aren't being forced to listen to them.

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Uh-huh, I'll be sure and tell the tax man that the next time he shows up to steal a bunch of my money to pay for all the nonsense the assholes that I don't have to listen to voted for themselves. :rolleyes:

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I uh don't think the point is or ever has been winning, and certainly isn't "uniting the Democratic Party".

I doubt Sanders ever expected to win and was presumably as surprised as anyone else that he got as far as he did. I don't think that was ever the end game. So there's no reason to quit until forced to. That would be counterproductive.

Then he is doing more damage and that is not good.

Look I dislike Clinton but it is over and staying in is just for their egos now and Sanders should be a true leader and after California say goodbye.

Hell I like Sanders but his time is done.

He is the Progressive Left version of Ron Paul, and he is fun but there is a time to say goodbye and let the season roll on.

It isn't about "egos". It never has been, at any point. Don't you get it? It's about issues.

I understand it is about that Clinton is an insider that is controlled by Wall Street but if Bernie keep on going and refuses to let go then it could mean Trump in November and does Bernie and those that voted for him want that?

To me there is not much difference between Trump and Clinton but still the Progressive left may see it differently.
Bernie beats any republcan in hypothetical match ups by large margins. Hillary only beats Trump and even that is by a smaller margin than Bernie's. People really need to wake up and see the reality of Bernie's support. Yes, he'll lose to Hillary, but he has support on both sides of the aisle. The term socialist is means jack shit to Americans nowadays.. That was only a tag Obama couldn't shake off in 2008.
The only beat Bernie has is off. He hasn't been vetted. Once is admiration for Castro becomes common knowledge, his wife's legal problems, and all the mischief are known, the guy would be toast.
Oh please. His wife's legal problems? What are those exactly? I doubt they would be anything to keep him from being president. And what mischief? That sexual article he wrote in the 60s? Oh the horror! And I seriously doubt him saying something positive about Castro once means jack shit. Everyone already knows he calls himself a socialist. That just isn't a tag people apparently care about. It was only a dirty word when Obama was running.
 
I uh don't think the point is or ever has been winning, and certainly isn't "uniting the Democratic Party".

I doubt Sanders ever expected to win and was presumably as surprised as anyone else that he got as far as he did. I don't think that was ever the end game. So there's no reason to quit until forced to. That would be counterproductive.

Then he is doing more damage and that is not good.

Look I dislike Clinton but it is over and staying in is just for their egos now and Sanders should be a true leader and after California say goodbye.

Hell I like Sanders but his time is done.

He is the Progressive Left version of Ron Paul, and he is fun but there is a time to say goodbye and let the season roll on.

It isn't about "egos". It never has been, at any point. Don't you get it? It's about issues.

I understand it is about that Clinton is an insider that is controlled by Wall Street but if Bernie keep on going and refuses to let go then it could mean Trump in November and does Bernie and those that voted for him want that?

To me there is not much difference between Trump and Clinton but still the Progressive left may see it differently.
Bernie beats any republcan in hypothetical match ups by large margins. Hillary only beats Trump and even that is by a smaller margin than Bernie's. People really need to wake up and see the reality of Bernie's support. Yes, he'll lose to Hillary, but he has support on both sides of the aisle. The term socialist is means jack shit to Americans nowadays.. That was only a tag Obama couldn't shake off in 2008.
The only beat Bernie has is off. He hasn't been vetted. Once is admiration for Castro becomes common knowledge, his wife's legal problems, and all the mischief are known, the guy would be toast.

"Hasn't been vetted"
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Sanders has been in public political life longer than any candidate except John Kasich, and that's only if you count Kasich's years at Fox Noise.
 
I uh don't think the point is or ever has been winning, and certainly isn't "uniting the Democratic Party".

I doubt Sanders ever expected to win and was presumably as surprised as anyone else that he got as far as he did. I don't think that was ever the end game. So there's no reason to quit until forced to. That would be counterproductive.

Then he is doing more damage and that is not good.

Look I dislike Clinton but it is over and staying in is just for their egos now and Sanders should be a true leader and after California say goodbye.

Hell I like Sanders but his time is done.

He is the Progressive Left version of Ron Paul, and he is fun but there is a time to say goodbye and let the season roll on.

The same for Cruz and Kasich but I believe Cruz is too hell bent on getting revenge with Trump over comments like " Canadian Anchor Baby " to let it go, and I really do not know why Kasich is still in unless he think he can steal it in a Brokered Convention and if so it will split the ticket even more...

I disagree with the notion that Bernie Sanders should drop out of the race for President of the United States. He's doing surprisingly well, and...hey...let's see what happens come November. Here's hoping that Bernie Sanders stays in the race until the (bitter) end!
 

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