If Hillary lost more states and also lost the total vote count and pledged delegate count...

[Cali_Democrat]

Bernie supporters would be applauding Hillary if she made demands and vowed to take the fight to the convention.

Right?

[Dawgs]

1. I wouldn't care what she did.

I would feel confident that Bernie would win easily with his supporters, Indys, and even some Republicans.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

2. I'd be too busy celebrating the death of politics-as-usual to give a rip.

[1StrongBlackMan]

3. Of course they would ...

when they weren't encouraging her supporters to post, bravely, peruse every right-wing (or leftist) site in order to mine and post, every right-wing (or left-wing) smear of the, then, presumptive Democratic nominee ... as it will only make his candidacy/campaign G/E stronger!

[geek tragedy]

4. they would never talk about her sense of entitlement, of acting like a queen, of not respecting

the will of the voters, nope.

[sadoldgirl]

5. Depends on how the exit polls compared to the machine

or scanner result. I don't trust any election anymore,
and probably won't vote because of these so called
irregularities.

If HRC had very good proposals she should be given
a chance to take these to the convention, in your
scenario. I don't like the idea of rewarding the loser
with an important cabinet position though.

[still_one]

6. Don't expect consistency. Hillary won because more Democrats voted for her.

[PragmaticLiberal]

8. Those Democrats weren't "educated enough" obviously.

[LenaBaby61]

7. It's becoming a moot point now....

As a Hillary supporter, I've moved on from Bernie/the primaries, a possible endorsement from him, him taking his fight to the convention etc. For me as a Hillary supporter and post Hillary's final primary victory in DC, I'm hoping that she keeps HER focus on the GE and on tRump from now on out, meaning she'll continue putting the pressure on tRump from now until election day.

[eastwestdem]

9. I'm sure they would. They are a very gracious lot. nt