He has nearly 3 million LESS VOTES than Hillary and he has 277 LESS pledged delegates.... although he has done way better than anyone has expected, it ain't looking good for him.The question is whether his primary purpose in continuing his campaign is affecting the public debate and democratic policy and electing a democrat OR stroking his ego. If he continues attacks on Hillary that are more about exciting his crowds that actual substance, e.g. the Wall St speeches, than actual policy differences, he will not be acting constructively.Over 700K voted for him in NY. The folks at his rallies vote for him, assuming they got registered in time. But more are voting for Hillary. Still, Bernie's riding a wave of populism. He's a professional politician getting his huge ego stroked. Nothing wrong with it, so long as he keeps his eyes focused on the goal. The worry from Team Hillary is that since he really isn't a dem, Bernie's goal may not actually be electing a dem.Thousands and thousands show up at the rally's....
Then they don't vote for him??
It isn't. Never has been. Bernie won his first office by unseating an entrenched Democrat. He only joined the Party to run this campaign.
At least once in Vermont, the Democrats and Republicans teamed up and ran a joint-endorsed candidate to try to beat him. He still won.
Anyone who's not a big fan of the Same Old Thing loves that sort of thing. One of the reasons he has the highest approval rating from his constituents of anyone in the Senate.
He is electable. Hillary is not. In the end, he will be the nominee.
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"FEWER" -- not "less".
"Fewer raindrops... Less rain"