Who will Bernie blame his losses on tonight?

[NerdyBohemian]

So far he's blamed black people, poor people and the DNC. If you bet on "himself" they payout must be YUGE.

[Wells]

He's not going to blame anybody. He is going to drop out.

[SillyAmerican]

Plenty of blame to go around: black people, hispanics, poor people, that DNC woman, that misguided Clinton lady. Why the question? Isn't it obvious? 

[Crumpets]

"The system"

[IceSpear]

Should probably wait to see if he loses with class before revving up the hate bandwagon.

[Xing]

Who will the anti-Sanders hacks blame his wins on?

Seriously, this is getting old. Relish in Hillary's victory to your heart's content, but unless Bernie goes rabid and starts peddling conspiracy theories and actually does stay in until the convention, let him be.

[Mr. Illini]

Time to unite.

[Beefalow and the Consumer]

The AP's sinister declaration of Hillary's nomination clinch, one day before the primary, duh.

[Penelope]

He will just give a victory speech despite losing nearly every state. Same tactic we've seen all year from various losers.

[NeverAgain]

Who will the anti-Sanders hacks blame his wins on?

Seriously, this is getting old. Relish in Hillary's victory to your heart's content, but unless Bernie goes rabid and starts peddling conspiracy theories and actually does stay in until the convention, let him be.

Quite true. I find it ludicrous when Bernie attacks Hillary (even when I don't agree with his attacks), some of her supporters start screaming "MUH PARTY UNITY", but now that she's won it's "HAH WHAT A LOSER".

Just stop it. Some of you portray him as a racist, hatemongering, demagogue, whose only intent is to destroy America. There's already one candidate in this race like that right now, and if we are going to defeat him then we better unite.

[Virginiá]

Just stop it. Some of you portray him as a racist, hatemongering, demagogue, whose only intent is to destroy America. There's already one candidate in this race like that right now, and if we are going to defeat him then we better unite.

Well I certainly don't support such over-the-top comments (like he's a racist/sexist/etc, i think he is a good man overall, tbh), but people are angry that he has stayed in the race long after his path to the nomination was effectively cut off, and he spent that time attacking Clinton (the actual presumptive nominee) despite the virtual impossibility of getting the nomination. So that has to be factored in here. He's the one continuing to keep the party split right now, and if he really does carry this to the convention, he'll leave only a few months for the party to get over this primary. That's very sh**tty of him because it'll all be for nothing.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Just stop it. Some of you portray him as a racist, hatemongering, demagogue, whose only intent is to destroy America. There's already one candidate in this race like that right now, and if we are going to defeat him then we better unite.

Well I certainly don't support such over-the-top comments (like he's a racist/sexist/etc, i think he is a good man overall, tbh), but people are angry that he has stayed in the race long after his path to the nomination was effectively cut off, and he spent that time attacking Clinton (the actual presumptive nominee) despite the virtual impossibility of getting the nomination. So that has to be factored in here. He's the one continuing to keep the party split right now, and if he really does carry this to the convention, he'll leave only a few months for the party to get over this primary. That's very sh**tty of him because it'll all be for nothing.

I think Sanders had every right to stay until Hillary actually got the magic number (much like Huckabee did in 2008, despite his path to victory being dead already). Given that she essentially reached the threshold just before these primaries, I think he should definitively at least suspend his campaign tomorrow.

That being said, this behavior and behavior of his campaign, especially now, is quite foolish. They're only risking that all their efforts, all raised issues are going to be wasted. It wasn't supposed to go that way.

[This account no longer in use.]

Good question. For somebody with such a sexist, pseudo-racist campaign, it's hard to tell.

[RaphaelDLG]

Just stop it. Some of you portray him as a racist, hatemongering, demagogue, whose only intent is to destroy America. There's already one candidate in this race like that right now, and if we are going to defeat him then we better unite.

Well I certainly don't support such over-the-top comments (like he's a racist/sexist/etc, i think he is a good man overall, tbh), but people are angry that he has stayed in the race long after his path to the nomination was effectively cut off, and he spent that time attacking Clinton (the actual presumptive nominee) despite the virtual impossibility of getting the nomination. So that has to be factored in here. He's the one continuing to keep the party split right now, and if he really does carry this to the convention, he'll leave only a few months for the party to get over this primary. That's very sh**tty of him because it'll all be for nothing.

Like Meryl Streep in the movie Doubt, I have worries that you're right.  It's possible that a Trump win could erase all of these gains.

But I wouldn't say that it's all for nothing:

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/jun/5/bernie-sanders-social-security-expansion-flips-oba/

http://www.forbes.com/sites/brucejapsen/2016/05/20/hillary-clintons-medicare-buy-in-could-cover-7m-uninsured/#4139fe697b8e

http://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2016/04/bernie-turning-millennials-more-liberal%E2%80%94maybe

[NerdyBohemian]

The AP's sinister declaration of Hillary's nomination clinch, one day before the primary, duh.

I've got my money on this.

[ProudModerate2]

He's not going to blame anybody. He is going to drop out.

Agree.
It's just a matter of when.
He has every right to take his candidacy all the way to the convention.
I respect that, if that is what he does. (But my hope is that he concedes sooner.)