Biden: Clinton will be the nominee

[The Other Castro]

Not that it really matters, but this is probably the closest thing to a Biden endorsement we'll get before Sanders concedes.

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http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/vice-president-joe-biden-confident-hillary-clinton-democratic/story?id=39014454

[Fusionmunster]

Obama and Biden desperately want to get back in campaign mode. I think this along with Obama's math comment might be a hint to Sanders to tone down the rhetoric which is all they can do to help Hillary right now.

[Beefalow and the Consumer]

Obama and Biden desperately want to get back in campaign mode. I think this along with Obama's math comment might be a hint to Sanders to tone down the rhetoric which is all they can do to help Hillary right now.

I'm sure Obama can't wait to be Attack-Dog-in-Chief.  He has to remain neutral right now, which must be frustrating.

[Pyro]

As if we should have expected anything else?

[Suburbia]

Obama and Biden desperately want to get back in campaign mode. I think this along with Obama's math comment might be a hint to Sanders to tone down the rhetoric which is all they can do to help Hillary right now.

[beaver2.0]

Joe Biden makes a shocking gamble by predicting this unlikely outcome!

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Captain Obvious Award for 2016.

[SillyAmerican]

Joe Biden makes a shocking gamble by predicting this unlikely outcome!

Yeah, Hillary has stacked the deck sufficiently that if she doesn't get it, I fear the earth will explode...

[Figueira]

I'm pretty sure I've said that Clinton will be the nominee. Does that count as an endorsement?

[IceSpear]

Joe Biden makes a shocking gamble by predicting this unlikely outcome!

Yeah, Hillary has stacked the deck sufficiently that if she doesn't get it, I fear the earth will explode...

The salt real. How has she stacked the deck exactly? By getting 3 million more votes?

[The Other Castro]

Joe Biden makes a shocking gamble by predicting this unlikely outcome!

Yeah, Hillary has stacked the deck sufficiently that if she doesn't get it, I fear the earth will explode...

The salt real. How has she stacked the deck exactly? By getting 3 million more votes?

Clearly she rigged the primaries by making sure more of the voters support her.

[TDAS04]

He also said he's confident Hillary will the the next president.  It would be nice if that was also so obvious.

[°Leprechaun]

One thing you all need to know about Clinton. Only for 4% have voted for. If you only count those over 18 it's still probably single digits. I am not impressed. Are you?
She may be slightly more popular among Democrats than Sanders, but registered Democrats who actually vote in primaries are only a small per cent of those who have even registered at all, even if you don't count those who haven't.

[Holmes]

One thing you all need to know about Clinton. Only for 4% have voted for. If you only count those over 18 it's still probably single digits. I am not impressed. Are you?
She may be slightly more popular among Democrats than Sanders, but registered Democrats who actually vote in primaries are only a small per cent of those who have even registered at all, even if you don't count those who haven't.

One thing you need to know about primaries. Turnout is much lower than in a general election. If you only count those over 18 than it's much lower.

She still got the most votes out of anyone running, no matter the party, and the same can be said about Sanders or Trump. I don't even know what the point of your post even is.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Obviously, he's providing cover for Clinton concerning email probe against Sanders attacks.  Who insist on having a contested convention amid the scandal.

[°Leprechaun]

One thing you all need to know about Clinton. Only for 4% have voted for. If you only count those over 18 it's still probably single digits. I am not impressed. Are you?
She may be slightly more popular among Democrats than Sanders, but registered Democrats who actually vote in primaries are only a small per cent of those who have even registered at all, even if you don't count those who haven't.

One thing you need to know about primaries. Turnout is much lower than in a general election. If you only count those over 18 than it's much lower.

She still got the most votes out of anyone running, no matter the party, and the same can be said about Sanders or Trump. I don't even know what the point of your post even is.

Just the obvious, that Clinton is not all that popular; if she was she would be crushing Trump (even less popular).

[The Other Castro]

One thing you all need to know about Clinton. Only for 4% have voted for. If you only count those over 18 it's still probably single digits. I am not impressed. Are you?
She may be slightly more popular among Democrats than Sanders, but registered Democrats who actually vote in primaries are only a small per cent of those who have even registered at all, even if you don't count those who haven't.

One thing you need to know about primaries. Turnout is much lower than in a general election. If you only count those over 18 than it's much lower.

She still got the most votes out of anyone running, no matter the party, and the same can be said about Sanders or Trump. I don't even know what the point of your post even is.

Just the obvious, that Clinton is not all that popular; if she was she would be crushing Trump (even less popular).

Give it a couple months.

[°Leprechaun]

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More like four years, then we'll see if she gets re-elected.
Although, that may never happen. I never would have imagined that the race would be as close as it is right now.