MO, IL, OH, NC and FL, please join MI in saying, "Fuck You"...

[Barack_America]

...to the media, the establishment, the pollsters, to those who have given up on what American can do and what America can be.

I gotta admit, it feels great.

Am I right, NH, VT, CO, MN, OK, KS, NE and ME?

Or am I right?

Let's do this.

[Ed Suspicious]

1. I would so love that. I'm so tired of the bias, especially MSNBC's bias.

[Aerows]

2. The sleeping dragon that is the MSM's callous disregard

for the people they are supposedly preaching to has been awakened.

Don't mess with dragons, humans are crunchy and go well with condiments.

[brooklynite]

3. No, you're wrong...

People in MO, Il, OH, NC and FL should just vote for the candidate of their choice.

BTW - I notice you didn't feel the need to say F- U- to the media for New Hampshire, for which a Sanders lead was reported for months in advance.

[revbones]

8. Vote for the candidate of their choice - that's funny

Given all the loyalty pledge style posts lately about expecting people to support the candidate they can't stand.

[brooklynite]

10. Gee, I thought all the "loyalty pledges" applied to the General Election...

Feel free to point out any example of "DEMANDING" that you vote for someone specific in the Primary.

[revbones]

11. I just said vote. Nitpick and parse words all you need to... ;) nt

[brooklynite]

14. Actually, you said:

Given all the loyalty pledge style posts lately about expecting people to support the candidate they can't stand

I'll repeat my question. When did anyone say something about "expecting people to support the candidate they can't stand" in the Primary?

[revbones]

15. Well, since you're such a stickler

taking what I said "expecting people to support the candidate they can't stand"

you can just scroll up to your post that said "No, you're wrong...People in MO, Il, OH, NC and FL should just vote for the candidate of their choice" in response to the original post about saying FU to the media and establishment.

You're just going to mince words to try to argue about some meta crap, when you know you were responding to the original poster rallying Bernie supporters. So touchy. I wonder if you're worried about tomorrow or something. It'll be ok if she loses - it'll just be a nicer country is all...

[senz]

25. True and nicely argued. nt

[Gene Debs]

27. My fondest dream is that Sanders' winning the nomination would hopefully mean that

Bill and Hillary Clinton will, at long last, just finally go the fuck away and stay away, for good.

[rury]

31. AMEN!!

[WillyT]

9. Right... They Shoud Look At Their Blighted Neighborhoods, Closed Factories, Abandoned Cities...

And then vote for the candidate of their choice.

The candidate that supports them.

https://www.google.com/search?q=detroit+blight&biw=1024&bih=638&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjjwoDi5sHLAhVEKWMKHf6cAv4Q_AUIBygC

[appalachiablue]

26. +1

[Cavallo]

32. However the majority in those places will likely vote for the candidate who helped do this too them.

That Clinton predator policy and profiting from for profit prisons sure has done a duzy on minorities.

[marions ghost]

12. Finally

we HAVE a choice.

[Barack_America]

16. Exactly. If people who support Sanders vote for him...

...and ignore the voices telling them he's not possible...he wins.

They should "just vote for the candidate of their choice".

Precisely the point of my OP.

[rhett o rick]

17. And their choices are the Candidate that is beholden ($150 million dollars in personal wealth) to

the Big Money or the candidate that supports the lower classes.

[AzDar]

4. ...

[cherokeeprogressive]

5. Can't WAIT for California to say it!

[ucrdem]

6. . . . to the Clintons and the party that elected Bill twice?

No thanks.

[senz]

19. Oh, is that what this is all about? Not about America's FUTURE?

You think a vote for Bernie is a vote against the Democratic Party??

You think a vote for Bernie is a rejection of a president from 20 years ago??

We have bigger fish to fry, ucrdem!

Come gently now, into the 21st century..... [img][/img] [img][/img] [img][/img]

[ucrdem]

20. A future Trump-Cruz presidency is not my idea of a happy outcome.

YMMV.

[senz]

21. Bernie beats Trump. Hill don't.

And you didn't even thank me for all the pretty stuff I put in my reply to you.

Harumph!

[ucrdem]

22. LOL, thank you, it was a nice post.

I don't think Bernie stands a chance in the GE and I don't think he'd be much of a president if he won it. He's a great bomb thrower but not a lawyer and not a legislator. And he's not running a positive campaign. Basically he's running against the Clintons and that's a well-worn easy path and not remotely progressive. And not very honest either, by my lights at least.

Anyway we'll see what happens tomorrow.

[senz]

24. I must correct a few of your misconceptions.

Polls show Bernie winning out over Republican candidates by wider margins than Hillary.

Bernie was a popular four term Mayor of Burlington, so he knows how to be a chief executive. As a presidential candidate, his popularity grows as people get to know him. He has always put the interests of the people first, so, like FDR, he will most likely be an effective and beloved president.

Bernie has never been a bomb thrower. He works within the system and has earned the respect of his colleagues. He has been a legislator for a quarter of a century, is beloved of his constituents and has been repeatedly reelected by wide margins.

He has only recently begun to mention either of the Clintons in his campaign, and he has never resorted to lies and smears as Hillary does to him and did to President Obama. He is far more progressive than the DLC/Third Way Clintons could ever be. And you should know that.

[Kentonio]

35. Not very honest? Well, that's an interesting revision of reality..

As for a 'bomb thrower', considering his actual elected history involves him entering a partisan political scene as an independent and winning over support from both sides to pass pragmatic and constructive measures that greatly improved the city he was running, that seems an odd description. In congress he then became known as the Amendment King because of the huge number of amendments he worked with both sides to achieve.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but he's more of a legislator than Hillary has ever been.

[Ed Suspicious]

23. We'll if that's what you're worried about then get your head right and start feeling the bern.

[Gene Debs]

28. Which is precisely what you'll get if Hillary Clinton is the nominee.

[Punkingal]

7. I'll drink to that!

[Uncle Joe]

13. Kicked and recommended.

Thanks for the thread, Barack_America.

[MuseRider]

18. From Kansas

Every. Single. County.

Y'all can do it, I know you can!

Bern baby, bern

[Populist_Prole]

29. K&R: Fuckin' A!

Can't wait to vote tomorrow. I'm gonna' be a swaggering arrogant bastard too when I do.

Piss on the media, the establishment, the pollsters, and third-wayers everywhere.

[quantass]

30. +1

[AtomicKitten]

33. k/r

[SamKnause]

34. I will be doing that today in Ohio.

FEEL THE BERN

[Barack_America]

36. Way to go!

And congratulations on your vote mattering!

Hopefully this will be true for all of us...all the way into June!

[WhaTHellsgoingonhere]

37. Polls: yesterday on (Chicago's) Wayne Besen Show he reported that before Michigan

Hillary led in Illinois with 67% (according to Chicago Tribune), but CBS's poll yesterday indicated she trailed with 46%.

Lol I don't pay much attention to the polls, but I wouldn't be surprised if both reflected a kernel of truth.

[Freddie Stubbs]

38. This seems to be the same message of Trump voters

Good luck with that.

[ladyVet]

39. Doing my best here in NC.

Lots of people working hard to turn the state blue again. We've got good candidates this time around, and I'll be voting for the ones most like Bernie, to help him after November.

[GusBob]

40. Kick