Sanders Supporters Venting Zone

[HagridOfTheDeep]

Glad to add another name to the ignore list. Thank you for so clearly singling yourself out. Makes things easier.

[Cruzcrew]

I'd rather become a registered democrat to vote for hillary so bernie never gets anywhere near the presidential office.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

I appreciate your enthusiasm for your candidate......but come on now.

[Pyro]

tmcusa2 comes out in YUGE support of Senator Sander

[°Leprechaun]

I appreciate your enthusiasm for your candidate......but come on now.

I am not saying he WILL win. The point is that he hasn't dropped out. He does have a mathematical chance, unlike KASICH by the way, to get to half of the elected delegates. Can anyone deny that he has better odds of being the Democrat's nominee than Kasich does of being the GOP's?

He still has the support of millions of people who will definitely vote for him. His supporters are enthused, more so perhaps than even I. Some may think that he Will win. I do not. But, He hasn't dropped out, because Clinton has a long way to getting the nomination. She has a lead in elected delegates. That doesn't mean that it is totally and completely over as the Clinton supporters here are trying, unsuccessfully I might add to spin it. They claimed victory before the first vote was cast. They claimed victory after SC. They were surprised, were they not when Clinton lost Michigan. It is possible that this kind of victory may not happen again for Sanders, who knows? I am not going to let Clinton supporters walk all over me. I'm sorry if you feel differently, but that's the way it is. Sanders hasn't dropped out. Deal with it.

[°Leprechaun]

tmcusa2 comes out in YUGE support of Senator Sander

I missed the memo. I thought his name is Sanders. Yes, he does have "yuge" (as you put it) support from millions and millions of people. I have seen many more "Bernie" than "Hillary" bumper stickers.

[ElectionsGuy]

It's ok, you guys will win eventually. He's the future of the Democratic Party.

[°Leprechaun]

It's ok, you guys will win eventually. He's the future of the Democratic Party.

It wouldn't surprise me. But then again, nothing that happens on this wacky world should.

Even if he loses, he has proven that politics as usual is becoming quite unusual.

[IceSpear]

I appreciate your enthusiasm for your candidate......but come on now.

I am not saying he WILL win. The point is that he hasn't dropped out. He does have a mathematical chance, unlike KASICH by the way, to get to half of the elected delegates. Can anyone deny that he has better odds of being the Democrat's nominee than Kasich does of being the GOP's?

Yes. The GOP could steal it for Kasich at a brokered convention. The Dems would never steal it for Bernie.

[°Leprechaun]

Nah if I were Sanders I would definitely forgot DC because he's gonna get crushed there.

I wasn't implying otherwise. I was merely stating that I didn't want to ignore them; that wouldn't be nice. More than likely the contest will be over before DC, but they still get to vote.

Realistically 80 days rather 87 days. It is mathematically possible that Clinton could have a majority before June 7, but perhaps not likely that she will. If she continues to win states like NY and PA, she may be a lot closer than she is now and her inevitability will be that much more likely. Right now, it would take a lot for Sanders to win this.

[°Leprechaun]

I appreciate your enthusiasm for your candidate......but come on now.

I am not saying he WILL win. The point is that he hasn't dropped out. He does have a mathematical chance, unlike KASICH by the way, to get to half of the elected delegates. Can anyone deny that he has better odds of being the Democrat's nominee than Kasich does of being the GOP's?

Yes. The GOP could steal it for Kasich at a brokered convention. The Dems would never steal it for Bernie.

Yes, of course, to the latter anyway. That wasn't my point. My point was that Sanders has a mathematical chance, however small, of winning a majority of delegates. Mathematical chance <> probability. I have a mathematical chance of winning a million dollars in the lottery. Those who win the big jackpots knew that they had a chance, so they buy a ticket even if their friends laugh at them for expecting to beat the odds. They laughed at Jesus, they laughed at Columbus and some day they'll be laughing at me. haha

[°Leprechaun]

I've already made the bold prediction that the winner of the majority of D pledged delegates will get the nomination.

[ProgressiveCanadian]

I've already made the bold prediction that the winner of the majority of D pledged delegates will get the nomination.

That's not very bold, it's pretty logical.

[°Leprechaun]

I've already made the bold prediction that the winner of the majority of D pledged delegates will get the nomination.

That's not very bold, it's pretty logical.

Sorry, I was trying to be funny, actually. Of course, you're right.

[Gass3268]

Bump!

[The Other Castro]

I've completed my transition to a meh Clinton supporter, assuming it's a Clinton-Cruz or Clinton-Trump race. Being a Sanders supporter is so exhausting.

[Sasquatch]

Still feelin' the Bern! wOOt! w00t!

[°Leprechaun]

Last night wasn't too bad for Sanders, he is no closer in terms of % of delegates vis a vis Clinton, but at least he didn't have another major setback. He can still win this of course, but I am not saying that it is likely by any means.

[Shadows]

Yuuuuuggggeee news -

Sanders of TYT (Young turn) - 6pm ET - March 23rd

[Gass3268]

Bump