Hillary Clinton may be the gutsiest person alive

[cali]

but in one critical way, she's not. She's scared of losing. And to some significant degree, she's shaped by that.

Bernie is fearless in that regard. And it's not just having nothing to lose. He's always been that way.

[libdem4life]

1. That brings back an old saying...S/he who has no investment in the outcome,

can never lose. Right on.

[Depaysement]

4. +1

[VulgarPoet]

8. +1.

There's something to be said for finding that kind of special nigh-masochistic Zen. Go down swinging, but go down unattached. We've already lost everything-- Bernie's just our chance to get that back.

[randys1]

2. Bernie doesnt think this is about him. Someone like Hillary and most politicians

cant help but think that way.

Bernie would be happy, maybe even happier if he wasnt president but headed up the new medicare for all dept under someone else.

[Gregorian]

3. Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose.

Ambition, or service? Tough decisions.

[Ron Green]

5. As the Zen Master reminds us: "Do the right thing...

...and detach from the outcome."

[libdem4life]

9. I like that one.

[panader0]

6. In any contest, you gain an advantage when you truly believe you are right.

As we who believe in Bernie's ideas are right. You also gain an advantage when you are fearless and
have nothing to lose.

[Health Wagon]

7. She's done for.

I expect an excess of 25% more people favoring Bernie then O'Malley clearing the threshold, BUT Clinton fails to clear the threshold, finishing third again.

That should be a loud and clear message to the 1%.