Quote (ThatAlex @ Jun 6 2016 06:20am)
That's not what we're saying. HRC has already had the nomination wrapped up for a while. In reality, since before she even announced. Mathematically, since March 15th.
Try an argument that isn't out of scope? You can't win every HRC vs Bernie argument by saying she has more delegates, votes, or will win the nomination. Sometimes things other than the selection of the DNC nominee are being discussed. Most times, in fact. Because the nomination is already done.
Actually I'm pretty confident in my stance of winners not being required to cater to losers especially when the losers have run a negative campaign toward the end making unity more difficult and the loser's supporters are not reliable voters and they threaten to vote for Trump
I have no interest in "winning" an argument with hardcore Bernie or Trump supporters. There is no winning once you go down that rabbit hole. I simply give my opinions and observations which I believe to be accurate.
The democrats have decided that they don't want Sander's far left ideas especially with his nonsensical solutions to "corruption". Why should something that has been rejected this cycle be forced? Come back stronger next time.
Had he not got negative and shit on the DNC they probably would have been much more open to him.