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141. She said the same thing in 08 when folks were calling her to drop out to unite the party

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Not continuing to run would be ‘outrageously undemocratic,’ Bernie Sanders says [View all] blueintelligentsia Mar 2016 OP

You don't have half the people behind you Bernie. Your down by over a million votes so far. upaloopa Mar 2016 #1

Half of the delegates are still up for grabs Odin2005 Mar 2016 #4

More than half KPN Mar 2016 #27

Not at all. Betty Karlson Mar 2016 #72

I think that the most progressive parts of the country have yet to vote Baobab Mar 2016 #156

Agreed. If they're so certain of her "inevitable victory" Nickel79 Mar 2016 #136

I Have to Agree With Bernie gordyfl Mar 2016 #40

True blondie58 Mar 2016 #94

Back-scratching. Fantastic Anarchist Mar 2016 #115

It's a pretty good haul for someone with a lifetime of public service. bluedigger Mar 2016 #123

She said the same thing in 08 when folks were calling her to drop out to unite the party motionspotlight Mar 2016 #141

Especially the states that are Blue. AtheistCrusader Mar 2016 #97

The point just flew over your head davidpdx Mar 2016 #5

i have this for such occasions... tk2kewl Mar 2016 #10

That is a good one davidpdx Mar 2016 #11

Yep truthisfreedom Mar 2016 #25

Does ir? Iwillnevergiveup Mar 2016 #108

It's about delegates, not votes. But you knew that, right? She still needs over 1000 delegates jillan Mar 2016 #14

His campaign forecasts they will over take Hillary in Delegates on June 7th. Cavallo Mar 2016 #20

Has his campaign detailed how they expect that will happen? Because pnwmom Mar 2016 #61

Let us worry about that. It's our problem, not yours. Elmer S. E. Dump Mar 2016 #104

Who we elect as the nominee is everybody's problem. The sooner we can make that decision pnwmom Mar 2016 #107

No, not really. Elmer S. E. Dump Mar 2016 #109

Nicely done. Fantastic Anarchist Mar 2016 #117

You expect a "unified front" by not letting 24 states have a chance to vote? Fantastic Anarchist Mar 2016 #116

Where did I suggest that? I'm in one of those states. I do think pnwmom Mar 2016 #126

Bernie is a moderate candidate in a field full of right wingers Baobab Mar 2016 #158

Not really - and it has not happened in the past karynnj Mar 2016 #124

DAMN! that was a good post! :D renate Mar 2016 #146

Oh nonsense. Hissyspit Mar 2016 #145

They forecasted the would win last week too. leftofcool Mar 2016 #127

Yes, exactly! It's just like the Super Bowl... Beartracks Mar 2016 #15

Bingo! klook Mar 2016 #98

Go Bernie liberal from boston Mar 2016 #16

He is actually down 2.7 million votes lunamagica Mar 2016 #21

Yup, those red states we'll never win sure came through for Hillary, all right! n/t ColesCountyDem Mar 2016 #37

You mean Illinois, Ohio and FL? lunamagica Mar 2016 #39

No, I do not mean Illinois, Ohio and Florida, because they're not red states. ColesCountyDem Mar 2016 #41

Don't forget MA and NV... stopbush Mar 2016 #53

Georgia is fast becoming a purple state. It might already be one, pnwmom Mar 2016 #63

And your point? leftofcool Mar 2016 #128

My crystal ball is at the dry cleaners, so I'll have to assume you're right.... n/t ColesCountyDem Mar 2016 #135

Post removed Post removed Mar 2016 #67

Reality is not racism. ColesCountyDem Mar 2016 #68

Hillary supporter. eom zalinda Mar 2016 #71

I think it's required that any post about Bernie kiva Mar 2016 #122

I'm about fed up with the perpetual victimology, frankly. ColesCountyDem Mar 2016 #125

How do you know we won't win them? leftofcool Mar 2016 #130

This is a serious question? ColesCountyDem Mar 2016 #133

Means nothing. Elmer S. E. Dump Mar 2016 #105

Didn't think so. Blue State Bandit Mar 2016 #121

wait there's only 2 million voters in the USA PatrynXX Mar 2016 #24

D'oh! BeanMusical Mar 2016 #26

That's super cool you got the first response... tex-wyo-dem Mar 2016 #42

Show us the breakdowns of individual voter preference in the Caucuses... Blue State Bandit Mar 2016 #75

Account status.... N_E_1 for Tennis Mar 2016 #90

That's a little presumptuous, eh? Fantastic Anarchist Mar 2016 #114

Ego has no limits JoFerret Mar 2016 #150

Seriously, June is months away and a week in politics is a lifetime. Go Bernie! nt thereismore Mar 2016 #2

Yes! SoapBox Mar 2016 #3

Be The Bern! Nt DemocracyDirect Mar 2016 #6

Nice! jillan Mar 2016 #64

Enough of this shit already. They should be asking Kasisch that question, not Bernie. Nyan Mar 2016 #7

Exactly. Very biased reporting peacebird Mar 2016 #70

+1 CrispyQ Mar 2016 #74

Good... fullautohotdog Mar 2016 #8

Hillary is up by 48 points in NY. stopbush Mar 2016 #17

Not the point... fullautohotdog Mar 2016 #29

I want to vote for Bernie in CA, and wish we voted sooner! highprincipleswork Mar 2016 #55

She was up by 40 points in Illinois Kall Mar 2016 #36

and up by over 20 in Michigan... we know how that turned out! Go Bernie! FighttheFuture Mar 2016 #96

And she still won leftofcool Mar 2016 #131

Just updated my IL chervilant Mar 2016 #155

People are still coming in the thousands to see him-run Bernie run. jalan48 Mar 2016 #9

Too bad they don't show up to vote. stopbush Mar 2016 #56

Thanks you Bernie. We in California would like to be heard. JDPriestly Mar 2016 #12

Hill is up 13% in CA right now. stopbush Mar 2016 #19

Just wait. She has been up that much higher in other states. We haven't really started the JDPriestly Mar 2016 #23

This message was self-deleted by its author stopbush Mar 2016 #45

I'm in LA abelenkpe Mar 2016 #47

Psssst - she was up 30 in Michigan too. She was up 20 in Illinois & won by less than 2% jillan Mar 2016 #34

Ok. Thanks for you input, unhelpful as it may be. Ed Suspicious Mar 2016 #48

This message was self-deleted by its author stopbush Mar 2016 #50

You're acting like a jackass. Ed Suspicious Mar 2016 #52

This message was self-deleted by its author stopbush Mar 2016 #54

Why are you goading me? Ed Suspicious Mar 2016 #57

Not acting. SammyWinstonJack Mar 2016 #100

I think you're quoting a poll that was done... tex-wyo-dem Mar 2016 #59

Real Politics poll from today. stopbush Mar 2016 #62

Since you didn't cite your source ... Fantastic Anarchist Mar 2016 #119

Here's a link to today's RCP. stopbush Mar 2016 #143

That's what, 29% undecided? nt. druidity33 Mar 2016 #157

Ha! We will see, shan't we! Elmer S. E. Dump Mar 2016 #110

Can I just say that Rachel looked like a fool tonite. She's been living in the Comcast Bubble jillan Mar 2016 #13

Good question. KPN Mar 2016 #30

Propagandist, like all the MSM lately. Ed Suspicious Mar 2016 #49

No shit... tex-wyo-dem Mar 2016 #60

It's hard to understand when you're paid to not understand. Scuba Mar 2016 #77

Rachel's motivation Worldly Traveler Mar 2016 #93

The interview was very short... motionspotlight Mar 2016 #142

He is so honest about this election. He is truly a great man. I can only vote for him for president JDPriestly Mar 2016 #18

"I thought that was the point" --Sanders opponents MisterP Mar 2016 #22

Kick and R BeanMusical Mar 2016 #28

And trying to get superdelegates is democratic? scscholar Mar 2016 #31

Those are the cards we've been dealt. We think superdelegates in states that went for Bernie should Ed Suspicious Mar 2016 #51

He made the point on Maddow's show that superdelegates... motionspotlight Mar 2016 #137

I certainly agree. nt WheelWalker Mar 2016 #32

Me too! motionspotlight Mar 2016 #138

Still feeling the Bern! blackspade Mar 2016 #33

It IS a bad question... Bernie handles idiots like a BOSS, though. AzDar Mar 2016 #35

Hillary Cheated On Missouri Ballot billhicks76 Mar 2016 #38

so if bernie was on the top, presto it would not be "cheating" anymore lol nt msongs Mar 2016 #43

You Don't Know What You're Talking About billhicks76 Mar 2016 #46

More alleged and unsupported (though very creative) conspiracy theories. LanternWaste Mar 2016 #102

Oh, yes, now I see your other response Tarc Mar 2016 #103

Proof? katmille Mar 2016 #79

Silly Hill, she should change her name to Hillary Zinton, would that make things fair? Tarc Mar 2016 #87

You're Blind And Misinformed billhicks76 Mar 2016 #92

Hey, I'm blind. Harcourdt Fenton Mud Mar 2016 #161

Bernie has a longshot... Tragl1 Mar 2016 #44

That's the great thing about supporting Bernie. stopbush Mar 2016 #58

Snark aside... Tragl1 Mar 2016 #91

Who would you rather be at this point in the campaign? Hillary or Bernie? stopbush Mar 2016 #95

Bernie Tragl1 Mar 2016 #101

She should have more delegates? Do you know how ridiculous that sounds? stopbush Mar 2016 #106

Don't be scared Tragl1 Mar 2016 #111

Whatever. See you in January when Hillary is inaugurated. stopbush Mar 2016 #112

Meh Tragl1 Mar 2016 #113

I love Bernie Pastiche423 Mar 2016 #65

I love Bernie and..... markj757 Mar 2016 #66

Love him all you want JoFerret Mar 2016 #152

Like I wrote.... markj757 Mar 2016 #154

President Sanders has a nice ring to it! peacebird Mar 2016 #69

THIS: CrispyQ Mar 2016 #73

Yup. Shadowflash Mar 2016 #76

But will he continue to be a 'Democrat' once he loses? onehandle Mar 2016 #78

He has already filed his Senate papers for 2018 leftofcool Mar 2016 #132

Why would he? motionspotlight Mar 2016 #139

The man has a point. TowneshipRebellion Mar 2016 #80

If he wants to stay while it's still mathematically possible to win fair enough. Bad Dog Mar 2016 #81

Sanders is doing to Clinton what she did to Obama. On June 3, 2008, Obama NCjack Mar 2016 #82

The reason Hillary's people want him to drop out is "all of jwirr Mar 2016 #83

having a competitive primary can help in the general election because it helps build state Fast Walker 52 Mar 2016 #84

Stay in, Bernie deutsey Mar 2016 #85

This is not Late Breaking News Tarc Mar 2016 #86

What is that about, BTW are latest threads no longer showing certain threads? Jackie Wilson Said Mar 2016 #129

No threads from GD-P can appear on the main page now Tarc Mar 2016 #144

Can you imagine what George Washington would think about the idea of quitting? Major Hogwash Mar 2016 #88

Well first he'd try to tear down the two party system... motionspotlight Mar 2016 #140

As a Californian who votes late in primary season, I agree. I've had my vote voided by a candidate yurbud Mar 2016 #89

DON'T GIVE IN!.. It's what THEY WANT. F'em All. SammyWinstonJack Mar 2016 #99

I'd like there to be more than one candidate to vote for tabasco Mar 2016 #118

that's our bernie! shanti Mar 2016 #120

"Why would you not allow half the people to vote?" he asked. "That is outrageously undemocratic" Dont call me Shirley Mar 2016 #134

I have absolutely no problem with this argument ... LannyDeVaney Mar 2016 #147

Clinton supporters don't get it because their ideology is about supporting a person. lumberjack_jeff Mar 2016 #148

Time to pack it in JoFerret Mar 2016 #149

Nope. The most tenacious fighter the Democratic party has had for decades, RiverNoord Mar 2016 #160

Both candidates are helped with Bernie in the race SHRED Mar 2016 #151

So glad Bernie is staying in the race CoffeeCat Mar 2016 #153

Damn right. Corporate Media to Ignore 27 Remaining Democratic Primaries LS_Editor Mar 2016 #159

This message was self-deleted by its author Agschmid Mar 2016 #162

I sure agree with Bernie! And will continue to give him money! Akamai Mar 2016 #163