Should Bernie drop out after March 15?

[Chichiri]

Meaning the day or two after.

19 votes, 1 pass | Time left: Unlimited
	Yes, unless Hillary is struck by a meteor.
	5 (26%)
	Yes, unless he has DRAMATICALLY closed the gap between himself and Hillary.
	10 (53%)
	Yes, unless he has at least SOMEWHAT closed the gap between himself and Hillary.
	0 (0%)
	Yes, but only if the gap doesn't worsen.
	0 (0%)
	Yes, but only if he loses a LOT MORE delegates to Hillary.
	2 (11%)
	No. Math is for losers.
	2 (11%)
	1 DU member did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[salinsky]

1. Not unless he gets totally mopped on the 15th ...

... Bernie has a lot to contribute to the conversation.

[William769]

2. Bernie who?

[Chichiri]

3. Sanders. The guy who's sharing the stage with Hillary as she runs for President. nt

[William769]

6. Apparently you don't know me very well.

In due time.

[Cha]

19. I liked it..

[DURHAM D]

4. No. They should have more debates.

[displacedtexan]

18. I agree. Dems need more air time blasting repukes.

If BS drops out this month, that makes the repuke primary a "my hillary bashing is better than your hillary bashing" until Their convention.

[Lucinda]

5. Once Hillary has half +1

[Algernon Moncrieff]

7. On March 15th, she should reach out and offer him the Veep spot.

Join forces and go after Trump & Cruz.

[DemonGoddess]

16. Absolutely not

her VP should be someone else, preferably a person of color

[Algernon Moncrieff]

17. I hear what you are saying. Here is my reasoning

1) As it stands now, Sanders supporters (and here, I'm talking about what I see outside DU) are talking about not showing up; writing in Sanders; or writing in Elizabeth Warren. This would help heal the divide, and bring those voters on board in a unified front.

2) Sanders would likely be a one-term Veep, so we could certainly have Deval Patrick, Corey Booker, Julian Castro, or Kamala Harris on the ticket for term 2.

3) I'd like to see Castro get a little more experience before putting him up as Veep.

4) I'd be good with Deval Patrick, but I think Sanders makes more sense from a situational standpoint.

5) re: Corey Booker -- see #3

6) I don't want Elizabeth Warren as Veep because it pretty much guarantees the Republicans pick up a Senate seat.

7) Not Martin O'Malley. Just no.

[eppur_se_muova]

8. No. Hillary didn't drop out until June 2012, and Bernie is the progressive candidate. nt

[72DejaVu]

9. Who cares?

[still_one]

10. That's up to him

[Treant]

11. No, but

it won't matter whether he stays or not. Still, it's his decision when to go or not.

Hopefully he chooses to drop out before people start thinking of his late campaign as sad. That happened a bit with Hillary in 2008.

[BlueMTexpat]

13. +1! eom

[Tarheel_Dem]

12. No option for "I don't give a crap what BS does, or when he does it"?

[Tommy2Tone]

14. I voted no

I think in the long run Bernie will help Hillary like she did Obama. I still Bernie will endorse Hillary and campaign with her.

[dlwickham]

15. Can't someone like Biden jump in if Hillary is hit by a meteor

[Cha]

20. It's moot.. he won't.

[beachbum bob]

21. Bernie keeps the conversation going on what

Defines us from conservatives.... Serves Hillary well in talking about it...