Well everybody, we have a presumptuous nominee.

[appal_jack]

Get with the program as you see fit.

Me, I'll educate, agitate, and organize for Bernie all the way through the Convention!

-app

[One Black Sheep]

1. presumptuous nominee

I see what you did there, quite fitting, indeed!

[CorporatistNation]

4. AND BEYOND!!!

[imagine2015]

14. And I would add arrogant.

[appal_jack]

15. Entitled, even. nt

[pdsimdars]

18. with a big dash of pure "smug"

[Ned_Devine]

2. The funny thing is, that was the monicker she tried to hang on Trump

...the difference being, he actually won his party's nomination handily. Amazing

[ContinentalOp]

7. She actually did too!

So I guess they're exactly the same after all!

[Ned_Devine]

9. Trump had no real competition

[randome]

3. Such puerile bitterness.

Try to see things from the point of view of the voters themselves -whether you like it or not, they clearly prefer Clinton to Sanders. It's a simple fact.
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[passiveporcupine]

5. Not bitterness. Justified anger for a rigged system and a refusal to accept

that Bernie has not and will not concede before the convention.

[TwilightZone]

6. Don't count on it. Sanders endorsed Obama in 2008 before Clinton even dropped out.

He had no problem with superdelegates being counted well before the convention that year.

I wouldn't be surprised if he's out by the end of next week and endorsing Clinton.

[Hiraeth]

13. I wouldn't be surprised if he's out by the end of next week and endorsing Clinton.

lol

[tk2kewl]

17. would you be surprised if he's not?

I'll wave to you from Philly

[Hiraeth]

19. I will wave back!

[appal_jack]

8. It's been a coronation since Day 1.

Sanders has given a good run, indeed the most impressive run by the most progressive Democratic candidate during my long-ish lifetime. I hope he sticks to his guns through the Convention. There is nothing puerile about that, but you are free to project all you want.

You want puerile? Fine. I still believe in the indictment fairy.



Of course, if James Comey also believes in the indictment fairy, shit gets serious...

-app

[randome]

10. If it seemed like a coronation, it's only because Clinton was the only Democrat running.

The only Democrat who did the groundwork, formed alliances and partners and prepared for the Primary.

Whereas Sanders has fewer endorsements from his co-workers than Ted Cruz and apparently did nothing to prepare before hurriedly changing his party affiliation to Democrat.

You can say what you want about Sanders being a better or truer Democrat than Clinton but face facts: he did not do the prep work he needed to do. No one is going to be President who doesn't even have the support of his colleagues.
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[appal_jack]

11. No comment about the FBI investigation, eh?

What a randome omission...



-app

[randome]

12. "Email protocol violation" -that really sings in the history books, doesn't it?

That's been going nowhere for months and that's where I expect it to end.
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[aikoaiko]

16. Yes so far, but that Bernie's point give every voter that same chance.

[LWolf]

20. And a presumptuous media. nt

[NCTraveler]

21. Over 800 more delegates have committed to Clinton than Sanders.

Really low class to call her the "presumptuous nominee".

The statement being made here is about you personally, not Clinton.

[restorefreedom]

22. yes, so good of the corporate press to decide our elections.

long live democra....- er, plutocracy!

[AmBlue]

23. Presumptuous being the operative word.

ugggh.