SK790 wrote:

pacino wrote:

man running for president tries to win presidency.

At the same time, potentially hands presidency to the GOP. I'm fine with an open convention if Hillary is far enough away from the magic number, but I hope when push comes to shove if she's only a percent or two away Bernie will bow out for general election strength.

pacino wrote:it's not something that's done in the Democratic party. Clinton didn't do it, and she was closer to Obama than Sanders is to Clinton.

but, i guess we could throw away a week of free advertising for the message of the party so we could have the 2nd place person have sour grapes and damage the frontrunner.

Yea, but Obama had to requisite number at the time of the convention. That guy was saying they'd fight if she didn't have that.

slugsrbad wrote:

pacino wrote:it's not something that's done in the Democratic party. Clinton didn't do it, and she was closer to Obama than Sanders is to Clinton.

but, i guess we could throw away a week of free advertising for the message of the party so we could have the 2nd place person have sour grapes and damage the frontrunner.

Yea, but Obama had to requisite number at the time of the convention. That guy was saying they'd fight if she didn't have that.

He only went over because of super delegates though. If she has more pledged delegates, more votes, etc., and hasn't recently suffered a stroke or been indicted, she'll certainly be over with super delegates. Sanders will either yield to start the party unity stuff or be needlessly harming her chances.

That said, saying you're going to fight till the end now is something you say as a campaign whether or not you have any intention of following through on that statement.

pacino wrote:it's not something that's done in the Democratic party. Clinton didn't do it, and she was closer to Obama than Sanders is to Clinton.

but, i guess we could throw away a week of free advertising for the message of the party so we could have the 2nd place person have sour grapes and damage the frontrunner.

as you and every other HRC supporter seem so keen on pointing out, Sanders isn't a Democrat.

slugsrbad wrote:

SK790 wrote:

pacino wrote:

man running for president tries to win presidency.

At the same time, potentially hands presidency to the GOP.

how?

jerseyhoya wrote:That said, saying you're going to fight till the end now is something you say as a campaign whether or not you have any intention of following through on that statement.

also this

SK790 wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:

SK790 wrote:

pacino wrote:

man running for president tries to win presidency.

At the same time, potentially hands presidency to the GOP.

how?

I was just riffing off your post. I don't know why I thought my post was obviously sarcasm when in fact it was just pointless. Ignore it.

slugsrbad wrote:

SK790 wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:

SK790 wrote:

pacino wrote:

man running for president tries to win presidency.

At the same time, potentially hands presidency to the GOP.

how?

I was just riffing off your post. I don't know why I thought my post was obviously sarcasm when in fact it was just pointless. Ignore it.

my bad, i clearly read your post wrong.

there are HRC voters who actually think that stuff like this will harm HRC/help the GOP nominee. i really don't see how.

Lyin' Ted adds 3 more (tho 2 unpledged) in CO-02. 15/15 so far in Colorado.

Sad!

I saw Trump hired an actual establishment GOP campaign adviser to basically replace Lewandowski. Not because of the assault, because he lost Wisconsin...

SK790 wrote:

pacino wrote:it's not something that's done in the Democratic party. Clinton didn't do it, and she was closer to Obama than Sanders is to Clinton.

but, i guess we could throw away a week of free advertising for the message of the party so we could have the 2nd place person have sour grapes and damage the frontrunner.

as you and every other HRC supporter seem so keen on pointing out, Sanders isn't a Democrat.

Then Hillary doesn't need to worry because Bernie won't even be at the convention!

SK790 wrote:

pacino wrote:it's not something that's done in the Democratic party. Clinton didn't do it, and she was closer to Obama than Sanders is to Clinton.

but, i guess we could throw away a week of free advertising for the message of the party so we could have the 2nd place person have sour grapes and damage the frontrunner.

as you and every other HRC supporter seem so keen on pointing out, Sanders isn't a Democrat.

There aren't enough independent voters for him to push his political revolution. It's why he is using the Democratic party. Alienating the majority of the party that allowed him to run isn't the best strategy for having them converted to your long term strategy of effecting change on the political system.

SK790 wrote:Yeah, that last bit really threw me off. Also the weed.

Stoned at noon... typical Sanders supporter.

Three more pledged delegates for Lyin' Ted in CO-04. TRUMP shows his first signs of life by actually getting two of the alternate delegates. One district remains today. Tomorrow the 13 statewide delegates are allocated.

Phan In Phlorida wrote:

SK790 wrote:Yeah, that last bit really threw me off. Also the weed.

Stoned at noon... typical Sanders supporter.

And now I'm disc golfing. 6 out of the 10 cars when I pulled up had Bernie swag.

pacino wrote:

SK790 wrote:

pacino wrote:it's not something that's done in the Democratic party. Clinton didn't do it, and she was closer to Obama than Sanders is to Clinton.

but, i guess we could throw away a week of free advertising for the message of the party so we could have the 2nd place person have sour grapes and damage the frontrunner.

as you and every other HRC supporter seem so keen on pointing out, Sanders isn't a Democrat.

There aren't enough independent voters for him to push his political revolution. It's why he is using the Democratic party. Alienating the majority of the party that allowed him to run isn't the best strategy for having them converted to your long term strategy of effecting change on the political system.

I don't think his goal is to convince DWS and the Democratic establishment that he's right.

His revolution is DOA if he doesn't try to help the rest if thr ballot

Lyin' Ted wins all three delegates from CO-03. He goes 21 for 21 in congressional district level delegates in Colorado, with 13 more up for grabs tomorrow at the state convention. Sad!