Sanders is playing a dangerous game with the country.

[StayFrosty]

He has no path towards the nomination

It's over

The longer he stays in the more riled up his followers will become, and when he finally does drop out they will be bitter and I fear a lot will vote Trump to punish the party and out of spite.

[JRLeft]

1. LMFAO! Paranoid much?

Her policies are bad for people living in poverty which is why under neoliberal democratic policies the income inequality gap continues to widen.

[virtualobserver]

2. Hillary is playing a dangerous game with the country....

not standing up for actual progressive governance.

[dinkytron]

20. yup.

[highprincipleswork]

3. Sanders is leading a movement of a lot of people with a lot of passion. If Democratic leaders wish

to harness that power, they would be smart to deal with Bernie and I am sure he can be worked with.

If they choose to do their usual tricks, then they don't deserve that vote and may very well not get it.

It would all be so very easy if the Democratic Party was really half as "Progressive" as the Hillary folks like to say.

[Silver_Witch]

4. Oh get over yourself for Pete's Sake

What is this like the 100th oh shit Bernie is evil post of the night.

YOU GUYS fucking won. Stop gloating and rubbing salt in wounds so deep that we may never recover.

You are not helping at all and you are certainly not winning over voters to Hillary.

The speech tonight was loud and clear - I am getting ready to get out and we have to remember we have some serious work to do for the next election cycle.

We all know there is no path to nomination...but we are fighters and the battle is not over till every citizen has the opportunity to vote.

YOUR candidate did it in 08 and so it is okay to do now....

Go party somewhere and celebrate and stop this silly silly bleating.

[larkrake]

17. for this election cycle, downticket

[Skink]

5. We didn't take the oath

Sorry.

[killbotfactory]

6. It's very disrespectful to our corporate overlords. nt

[Jackilope]

7. Baloney.

I am much more nervous about the damage the oligarchs have done and will continue to do to us.

There is only one candidate that stands for us. It isn't the presumed nominee.

[immoderate]

8. Methinks you project too much.

--imm

[coyote]

9. Authoritarian Clinton supporters would love if Bernie and his supporters

would heel. Wouldn't they?

[840high]

13. I actually read that in the

Clinton group.

[grasswire]

10. what's dangerous is sending the weaker candidate to fight Trump.

That makes no sense at all.

[grasswire]

11. so says you, whose candidate endangered national security secrets...

...leaving them vulnerable on the open internet.

[Eric J in MN]

12. It's the opposite. A week of his campaigning in DC

...will be a nice way for his supporters to watch his campaign end.

[Cheese Sandwich]

14. "bitter" is the word of the day

I've read it quite a bit today

[aikoaiko]

15. His speech set up a concession for later. it will be ok

[larkrake]

16. dont be ridiculous

[Deb]

18. Are you suggesting Clinton is weak?

Until now I would have thought a ham sandwich could beat Trump.

[Jack Bone]

19. The truth is a dangerous thing to those skirting

The fine line between law abiding and lawlessness.

The truth is a dangerous thing to those who set out to obfuscate information and keep it secret.

I could go on all morning...

[LostOne4Ever]

21. I think the posts antagonizing Bernie and his supporters are far more likely to cause that. nt

[JHB]

22. There is a process. Why insist it must be cut short?

Either Sanders' supporters are a necessary part of the Democratic coalition, or they're not.

If you think they're not, then don't blame them for failures.

If you think they are, act like it. Do what's necessary to bring them on board.

If you really think they're the type of people who will get bitter and vote for the Howler Monkey, why do you think telling them to shut up and sit down, chop chop, won't make them just as bitter?