Will the Hillary folks boo Bernie tonight?

[jpak]

[Metric System]

1. No.

[OKNancy]

2. absolutely not

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

8. Those were his own delegates because he called for unity.

They weren't HRC supporters/delegates.

[emulatorloo]

4. More likely Bernie delegates will boo him

Hillary folks will cheer Bernie.

[beachbumbob]

5. Why?

[calimary]

6. If I were there, I would NOT.

There's a time and a place for disruption and poor sportsmanship. I would not do that. Show respect to those speakers. To Bernie this evening. And to Hillary also, on Thursday. Let's all be adults here.

[DinahMoeHum]

7. Not a chance.

The Hillary supporters, by-and-large, are adults.

They also know how to put aside petty squabbles and play as a team, which is something too many so-called "Bernie-or-Busters" have either overlooked or totally ignored.

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

9. Why would they? That's idiotic!

[Rex]

10. .

[HereSince1628]

11. Wouldn't be too surprising. Demonstrations spawn counter demonstrations

[jonno99]

12. Let's hope not. nt

[Squinch]

13. Not a chance.

[still_one]

14. no they won't. Will the reverse occur though when Hillary speaks?

[etherealtruth]

16. I sincerely hope not .....

the booing and heckling of Elijah Cummings as he spoke about civil rights has pushed me over the edge.

Throughout the day i simply viewed them as sore losers and thought "meh, let them protest" .... their current behavior gives some validity to the accusations of racism that haunted them throughout out the primary campaign. I had always hoped that the racism had come from folk pretending to support Sanders... this is beyond the pale

[kestrel91316]

23. That disrespect to Cummings was just insanely racist. I was stunned.

[etherealtruth]

30. It is revolting .. civil rights are supposed to be what we rally around

I am astounded (read sickened and disgusted) to see a civil rights leader talking about civil rights heckled.

We (democrats) are supposed to be better than this .... i have to face the reality that we (as a group) are not

[frazzled]

17. If he mentions Clinton's name or appeals for unity, yes

Absolutely. And it will be shameful. But he created these delegates and this "revolution," so I won't feel sorry for him.

[kestrel91316]

21. Oh, please. Why would the CLINTON supporters boo if he said that???

[frazzled]

24. I meant the Bernie supporters will boo

My bad: didn't see the OP said Clinton supporters. But there will be booing when Bernie appeals for support for Clinton/Kaine. It won't, quite obviously, be from Clinton supporters, who represent the majority and are completely civil.

[kestrel91316]

18. No.

[treestar]

19. Nope, not a one.

[rock]

20. For what?

We got nothing against his making his points.

[leftofcool]

22. No way!

[annavictorious]

25. Nope.

[prayin4rain]

26. What a ridiculous question. n/t

[Beaverhausen]

27. The better question is will the Bernie folks boo Bernie tonight

That's highly likely.

[lunamagica]

28. No, they will not

[radical noodle]

29. I don't think so

The question may be will the Bernie people boo him when he speaks about unity.

[Iggo]

31. You know they want to...lol. But no, I think they'll see the wisdom of moving on.

[LisaM]

32. No - they'll cheer him roundly

and the contrast between that and the Bernie supporters who've been booing will be even more marked.

[Hekate]

33. Not even a tiny bit. WE want unity.

Some of his erstwhile supporters, not so much.

[obnoxiousdrunk]

34. Stupid question ...

[mcar]

35. It's the faux Bernie supporters who are likely to boo him