Time for Sanders to Drop Out

[riversedge]

YUP
But, I see He will be in AZ soon (maybe already there)


Kaivan Shroff ?@KaivanShroff 2h2 hours ago

Why Sanders should quit: #SuperTuesday #PrimaryDay
1. HRC will win
2. Money
3. Voter turnout
4. He leaves a success
http://wp.me/p7iYDg-6O

[Her Sister]

3. Feel for ye

Really do!


But this is the Hillary Clinton Group... Time for you to drop out

[johnp3907]

4. A self-described champion who can't navigate a discussion board?

Now THAT'S funny!

[grossproffit]

6. It's very hard at times

to separate the candidate from his supporters.

[johnp3907]

10. Yep.

My profile was flagged for review over the weekend because I sarcastically used Bernie's own word, "ghetto." I got called a racist, fascist, and anti-semite by people so clueless they didn't realize their own candidate was the one whose cluelessness led him to use that word while showing how out of touch he was! Talk anout LULZ!

[cosmicone]

8. You'll like my signature graphics

btw -- you are in the Hillary group

[grossproffit]

2. 5. Foreign policy and homeland security.

He's very, very weak in both areas.

[misterhighwasted]

7. Apparently he's pretty bad with accounting too.

The US Treasury doesn't need this:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/110773056


Accounting Error:
Bernie's Growing Troubles with Illegal and Foreign Contributions

YIKES!!

[NurseJackie]

14. This is troubling. (In more ways than one.)

Note to Jury: This is my opinion. I may have a different opinion from the alerter, but that doesn't mean that I've violated any rules or this site's TOS. No candidate or candidate's supporters were smeared or insulted in this post.

[misterhighwasted]

17. We don't invent the news, we only report it.

[GusBob]

18. This isn't said enough!

So very true

[otohara]

5. He's Not Finished

damaging the Democrats yet!

[AlaskaDave]

9. Actually I think it would be much better for HRC to drop out and work with Bernie Sanders

Virtually all polling shows Bernie Sanders winning the younger vote by a large percentage. These voters are the future of the Democratic Party. Hillary carries very high negatives going into a general election. These will be enormous fodder for Trump.
Many Republicans begin to salivate like rabid dogs just with the mention of her name. This is unfortunate, but cannot be ignored.

She should drop out and work to consolidate the party around someone who has a greater chance in the general, and who has the support of the future voters in this party.

[grossproffit]

11. Welcome to DU "new" member.

[johnp3907]

12. This is a group for Clinton supporters.

You could self delete your post.

[BlueMTexpat]

13. Welcome to DU

and buh-bye!

[NurseJackie]

15. Good lord.

[riversedge]

27. Every time I go to my mom's to make

her supper (she is 90 and has back problems-so I set up supper lots)--she has judge judy blarring from the sitting room.

[NurseJackie]

28. I can take her in small doses. Very small doses ... just YouTube bite-size doses ...

... but I don't think I could endure an entire show.

[musicman65]

37. true story

love it

[brer cat]

16. Thanks for your input.

I guess all us old folks just need to hurry up and die so you youngsters can take your rightful place in charge. Got it!

[misterhighwasted]

20. Actually bernie is the last person to trust the keys to the country with.

Oh..say for instance, The USTreasury.

Start here , & enjoy browsing the Hillary group!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/110773056

Accounting Error:
Bernie's Growing Troubles with Illegal and Foreign Contributions

SNIP
"Since October of 2015 to the end of January, the FEC counted a total of 665 potentially illegal foreign donations to the Sanders campaign, and hundreds of donors who have exceeded their contribution limits. The FEC noted more foreign contributions in just the month of January than in the previous three months combined, and has flagged over 3,500 contributions as over-limit. Through the end of December alone, the Sanders campaign had collected more than $23 million in donations without sourcing them or certifying that those came from donors whose aggregate total giving is below $200.

For someone so interested about campaign - and even non-campaign - contributions to other candidates, the American people deserve to know where Sanders' money is coming from. And no, Bernie's signature, dismissive diatribe of "our money comes from people giving $27" is just not cutting it anymore.

This is not Bernie Sanders' first federal campaign. He's been in elected federal office for 25 years.

The most benign of all possible explanations for these questions raised by the FEC on Sanders' campaign finances is an astounding level of incompetence.
MORE at Link.

Thanks for stopping by 

[Lil Missy]

22. Why would she drop out? She's winning!

[misterhighwasted]

23. Does anyone really listen to bernie anyway?

He has about 2 endorsements. That's how impressive his 25 yr Congressional record is.
Oh well, he'll always have his friend Sen Inhoffe R-OK

http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/13/politics/bernie-sanders-james-inhofe-friends/index.html?eref=rss_latest

[johnp3907]

25. No no no!

I heard some blogger endorsed him! It was, like, a big important blogger too!

[misterhighwasted]

29. was it that killer weaver guy? Don't know much about him, but he

endorsed sanders a while ago.
Him?

[johnp3907]

31. Mayyyyyy-bee.....

But, boy it was a big endorsement!

[misterhighwasted]

32. Must have been huuuuge

[nolabear]

30. Oh well I'll just go out on the ice floe...

[Cha]

33. Why would the winner drop out? Answer: Hillary wouldn't.. she's fighter.. you haven't seen

anything yet.

P.S. guess you haven't been paying attention to BS' "high negatives" but we have.

[NurseJackie]

19. The sooner the better. I can't wait for this thing to be over with.

Note to Jury: This is my opinion. I may have a different opinion from the alerter, but that doesn't mean that I've violated any rules or this site's TOS. No candidate or candidate's supporters were smeared or insulted in this post.

[misterhighwasted]

21. Sig line

[Chichiri]

24. I don't agree that he should necessarily drop out, but if he DID drop now . . .

. . . he'd be going out like Seinfeld: quitting while he's ahead, having created something awesome that won't be forgotten. Sure people will miss him, but the impact he's made on culture is already done.

So, not the worst idea.

[riversedge]

26. I do not know if I really do either but

I am just irked at him this last week as he has become nasty.

[kjones]

34. I'm betting he doesn't know when to gracefully bow out...

If this week has been any indication, there's a crash and bern coming up...

[oasis]

36. Weaver and Devine won't allow him to quit. Those $27 envelopes

keep coming in and they get paid.