I'm with her!

@1, so is Charlie Koch!!

@2: that's not what Charlie Koch said!

"We would have to believe her actions would be quite different than her rhetoric. Let me put it that way".

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They nail it with Sanders supporters calling everyone a "NeoLiberal Shill" any time they point to math or are not gushing with praise for Bernie.

@5: Kind of like how Clinton supporters call everyone naive misogynist bros any time they point to Clinton's record or are not gushing with praise for her.

Hillary did quit graciously a few years back.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Vote2008/…

Hillary conceded in June. She didn't quit while it was still mathematically possible to win. It is still mathematically possible for Bernie to win, but barely. She also didn't have to endure the media and the party telling her to quit the race as soon as she announced she was running.

@6: crippling the likely candidate with overwrought attacks from the left (AKA "not gushing with praise") and then threatening to take your ball and go home in November are, in fact, worthy of some "good natured ribbing".

stakes is high, bro. stakes is high.

"College humor," huh? Why, back in my day, that would have barely been high school humor, not that there's necessarily anything wrong with that.

@8, Hillary's had to endure criticism concerning every step in her life, including criticism of what her husband did. Bernie's not faced any criticism; being advised to quit is not exactly criticism, especially for someone who's determined to stay in the race.

@11 I guess I just imagined all that criticism Bernie has had to face for being a socialist.

@12 Feel free to continue pretending that the degree to which the media and the DNC wanted Hillary out of the race is proportional to how they want Bernie out of the race.

I fail to see why Sen. Sanders supporters are dismayed that the Democratic Party supports Hillary Clinton when she has been a fundraiser and strong campaigner for the party for decades, not 2-3 years.

@Blip. It just didn't look like that from a distance.
You guys are on the world stage. It's a tragic- comedy to be sure. It's just fucking real.
They are all driving me crazy. What a bizaar system you guys have.
@16. That is One offensive comment.

I'm starting to see blind ambition in Bernie. It's not very attractive. Yes he has a great public agenda, he just ain't god.

@9: Thanks for proving my point.

Also, this whole idea that most Sanders supporters will refuse to vote for Clinton is really stupid, and seemingly only exists because a handful of dumbasses made comments online. Don't be so gullible.

Bwaaah ha ha ha ha ha! This is perfect. (And the comments prove Sanders fans have no sense of humor.)

@15 (ProstSeattle):

I fail to see why Sen. Sanders supporters are dismayed that the Democratic Party supports Hillary Clinton when she has been a fundraiser and strong campaigner for the party for decades, not 2-3 years.

Having raised a lot of money for the post-DLC "New" Democratic Party is not a selling point to a lot of Bernie supporters. The DNC, DCCC, and DSCC have used that money to help elect some of the most right-wing DINOs imaginable. It's kind of like bragging about having raised money for Iran's Guardian Council, to help them co-opt more people just like themselves and keep progressive reformers out.