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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Do voters in the last primaries deserve to have ANY say in who the nominee is? [View all]Garrett78
(10,721 posts)23. I didn't realize anyone from the Clinton campaign or MSM had called for Sanders to drop out.
Do you have a quote or a link?
I know some on DU have suggested he should drop out, but it seems most folks have no issue with him remaining in the race through June 14th.
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Do voters in the last primaries deserve to have ANY say in who the nominee is? [View all]
yurbud
May 2016
OP
You are wrong. People in California have been lied to. I know this, as I was one of them. n/t
truedelphi
May 2016
#3
The DNC does not control state elections. Someone else has been lying to you.
1StrongBlackMan
May 2016
#28
In 2004, Edwards pulled out AFTER I mailed in my primary ballot voting for him and before the actual
yurbud
May 2016
#7
It would be easier for that "loser" to show class if it was not stolen out from
truedelphi
May 2016
#5
Probably because they're fiction stories. Try the Disney channel for fairytales.
procon
May 2016
#21
That "loser" stuff is really going to convince Bernie supporters to jump on Hillary's bandwagon
yurbud
May 2016
#13
Is the position that you describe as belonging to all of us Sanders' supporters
truedelphi
May 2016
#30
People on DU have said they will vote for Trump? That seems unlikely for longtime progressives
yurbud
May 2016
#37
I didn't realize anyone from the Clinton campaign or MSM had called for Sanders to drop out.
Garrett78
May 2016
#23
This disgusting trying to push it to the end without it being the end by the MSM and others
bkkyosemite
May 2016
#8
He should stay in until the delegates and superdelegates actually cast their votes at the convention
Cheese Sandwich
May 2016
#16
California has a 40 million population. Why does anyone think any candidate should drop out before
onecaliberal
May 2016
#27
Oh please, at least three days of the week there is an OP up about how Bernie should save
truedelphi
May 2016
#45
I see a lot of posts about how Sanders won't end up with more pledged delegates.
Garrett78
May 2016
#46
They did. Clinton won. This is amazing. Did we do this in '08 and I just ignored it?
seabeyond
May 2016
#41