How come when Hillary mentioned Bernie last night there was no booing but

[Gomez163]

when Bernie mentioned Hillary the whole room booed??

[MariaThinks]

1. i think many bernie supporters think hillary is the enemy, not TRUMP

[boston bean]

7. Bernie has done a very good job at telling his supporters he was cheated out of the nomination.

His greatest responsibility will be to set it straight that Hillary won fair and square.

[Hortensis]

17. He may not believe it himself.

He believes she and all colleagues who aren't with him are corrupt, per colleagues long ago and staffers now...

[Herman4747]

2. That's easy. Because Bernie is moral and Hillary is not. n/t

[annavictorious]

8. No wonder your candidate lost.

How does it feel to know that it was people like you who cost Sanders votes?

[w4rma]

3. Compare the candidates' favorability/unfavorability ratings and you'll see why. (nt)

[Gomez163]

5. The answer is bad manners.

[w4rma]

14. The answer is: Clinton is the most strongly disliked major party frontrunner in history.

Second only to Trump, of course. But, give it time and she might supersede Trump's unpopularity.

[pat_k]

18. +1

[Proud Public Servant]

4. Winning is easier than losing

And prompts generosity more easily. That said, as a Bernie supporter, I thought Hillary's comments about Bernie were incredibly gracious. Earlier in the day, I heard Barbara Boxer on NPR, and she too did nothing but heap praise on Bernie. There's a lot of effort being made in the HRC camp at conciliation and unity, and it's great to see. The failure of some Bernie supporters to recognize that is boorish.

[Hortensis]

19. Yes. But remembering the beliefs of some about how

corrupt she is, how the election was stolen, all the evil conspiracies constantly directed against Sanders, what seems boorish to us becomes understandable as highly principled to true believers. It might even be boorish to expect anything else but refusal to shake such a dirty hand.

[bigwillq]

6. I don't know. You will have to ask them.

Anyone here go to the Bernie or Hillary speech that would like to chime in?

[rjsquirrel]

9. It's the sound of entitled, privileged

butthurt.

The crazy far left can't believe they had to yield to the will of actual voters when they are so much smarter than the tweet of us.

[w4rma]

15. It sounds like you feel that Clinton is entitled, and privileged, to their votes and support. (nt)

[rjsquirrel]

21. Yeah sure

No, Clinton won millions more votes. Fair and square.


Very obviously Bernie and his diehards want a result they didn't earn, for no good reason other than pure entitlement.

Amazing disdain for the democratic process, typical white privilege. The voters chose Hillary. Period. By a wide margin.

[RazBerryBeret]

10. pretty sure

it was because her supporters keep asking these inane questions.

[Gomez163]

11. Its obvious only one side has to be nice. If I said something like that

I'd have 30 people alerting my post and telling me that I'm making it impossible for the Bernie person to ever vote for Hillary.

[RazBerryBeret]

12. obviously...

maybe that's why your group has blocked 820 DU'ers?
thin skinned much? Better hold on for the election, GOP will not be throwing softballs...

[TheCowsCameHome]

13. ..says Gomez, the king of DU alerters.

[oasis]

16. Simply put, class vs. no class. nt

[DesMoinesDem]

20. Because Hillary is a unlikable corrupt lying politician and Bernie isn't.

[Joe the Revelator]

22. The ending of a campaign in emotional...and there are stark differences between the two.

But you know that already. Keep stirring.

[davidn3600]

23. Because we don't like her

There is no easier way to explain it. It is what it is.

Hillary is a corrupt politician that I cannot trust.

And those cheers are fake as hell. You Hillary folks spent over a year labeling us as "sexists" or "silly young people who just want free stuff." But now when you are worried about party unity...you start cheering for us? Save your cheers. They won't magically make us like your candidate.