OK fellow Bernie supporters calm down. Relax.

[JRLeft]

You don't want to give the white house to the GOP do you. I'm not feeling Hillary either, but Gawd Damn she's a thousand times better than any of the Republicans. Remember the movement does not end with Bernie, it's bigger than him. Power doesn't yield easily.

Be excited, not apathetic because we have to continue to fight for real change. It may not be this year or in 8 yeats but the revolution is coming because we cannot continue down this path.

DON'T GIVE UP!

[Nedsdag]

1. Hillary may have won the battle, but she will lose the war.

I feel no enthusiasm towards her in the general election.

[FarPoint]

7. Hillary has all the clout and has earned her current standing.

The voters have spoken in Nevada.... Congratulations Hillary.

[Nedsdag]

9. Hillary is untrustworthy and not gaining any new voters.

Good luck with that in November when she loses Ohio in the GE.

[FarPoint]

13. I'm in Ohio....

We got game here...Hillary is strong.

[Nedsdag]

23. Not if Kasich is on the ticket.

Don't expect Strickland to beat Portman either.

[DrDan]

77. Kasich on the ticket? that's not going to happen.

[artislife]

27. Squeaker.

[2pooped2pop]

24. If Hillary wins the primary, the republicans take the potus

Period. She's a huge liar, disliked, scandals out the ass, and has been delivering political favors for foundation donations. There is no republican with more dirt than her, and she will fire them up to come vote against her. Get ready for a republican POTUS and expect the people to either react with violence or lay down and die.

[JDPriestly]

86. You are right. No way Hillary will every be elected president.

Which means it's Bernie or a Republican.

[roguevalley]

65. I will never vote for her. I will write Bernie in. NEVER. Ban me if your

feelings are hurt.

[TacoD]

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[roguevalley]

99. thanks jury. you da bomb. :D

[FarPoint]

2. Hillary wins Nevada with a comfortable win...

[pinebox]

3. delegate count is same?

[JRLeft]

5. Congratulations

[2pooped2pop]

26. That was a comfortable win?

Lol

[senz]

100. Madame "inevitable" has not had a "comfortable" win yet.

There is still something good left in this country, and it will fight your candidate to the end.

[CentralMass]

4. Let's see what went down on the ground.

[Live and Learn]

6. Sorry, no help from me for her. nt

[basselope]

8. There is no circumstance under which I vote for CLinton.

So I will continue to support Bernie.

[JRLeft]

14. Vote for Bernie in the primary. I will do the same, even though it won't matter.

The primary ends on Super Tuesday.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

45. The hell it does. Who's been lying to you?

The vast majority of states vote AFTER super Tuesday.

Monday, February 1 Iowa caucus (results) 52 D, 30 R Closed

Tuesday, February 9 New Hampshire (results) 32 D, 23 R Mixed

Saturday, February 20 Nevada caucus (D) (results) 43 Closed
South Carolina (R) (results) 50 Open

Tuesday, February 23 Nevada caucus (R) 30 Closed

Saturday, February 27 South Carolina (D) 59 Open

Tuesday, March 1
(Super Tuesday, SEC Primary) Alabama 60 D, 50 R Open
Alaska caucus (R) 28 Closed
American Samoa caucus (D) 10 Open
Arkansas 37 D, 40 R Open
Colorado caucus 79 D, 37 R Closed
Democrats Abroad
(Vote March 1 - 8) 17
Georgia 116 D, 76 R Open
Massachusetts 116 D, 42 R Mixed
Minnesota caucus 93 D, 38 R Open
Oklahoma 42 D, 43 R Closed
Tennessee 76 D, 58 R Open
Texas 252 D, 155 R Open
Vermont 26 D, 16 R Open
Virginia 110 D, 49 R Open
Wyoming caucus (R) 29 Closed
Saturday, March 5 Kansas caucus 37 D, 40 R Closed
Kentucky caucus (R) 45 Closed
Louisiana 58 D, 47 R Closed
Maine caucus (R) 23 Closed
Nebraska caucus (D) 30 Closed

Sunday, March 6 Maine caucus (D) 30 Closed
Puerto Rico (R) 23 Open

Tuesday, March 8 Hawaii caucus (R) 19 Closed
Idaho (R) 32 Closed
Michigan 148 D, 59 R Open
Mississippi 41 D, 40 R Open
Democrats Abroad 17 N/A

Saturday, March 12 Guam (R convention) 9 Closed
Northern Marianas caucus (D) 11 Closed
District of Columbia caucus (R) 19 Closed

Tuesday, March 15 Florida 246 D, 99 R Closed
Illinois 182 D, 69 R Open
Missouri 84 D, 52 R Open
North Carolina 121 D, 72 R Mixed
Northern Mariana Islands caucus (R) 9 Closed
Ohio 159 D, 66 R Mixed

Saturday, March 19 Virgin Islands caucus (R) 9 Open

Tuesday, March 22 American Samoa (R convention) 9 Open
Arizona 85 D, 58 R Closed
Idaho caucus (D) 27 Closed
Utah 37 D, 40 R Closed

Saturday, March 26 Alaska caucus (D) 20 Closed
Hawaii caucus (D) 34 Closed
Washington caucus (D) 118 Closed

Tuesday, April 5 Wisconsin 96 D, 42 R Open

Saturday, April 9 Wyoming caucus (D) 18 Closed

Tuesday, April 19 New York 291 D, 95 R Closed

Tuesday, April 26 Connecticut 70 D, 28 R Closed
Delaware 31 D, 16 R Closed
Maryland 118 D, 38 R Closed
Pennsylvania 210 D, 71 R Closed
Rhode Island 33 D, 19 R Mixed

Tuesday, May 3 Indiana 92 D, 57 R Open
Saturday, May 7 Guam (D) 12 Closed

Tuesday, May 10 Nebraska (R) 36 Closed
West Virginia 34 D, 37 R Mixed

Tuesday, May 17 Kentucky (D) 61 Closed
Oregon 73 D, 28 R Closed

Tuesday, May 24 Washington (R)* 44 Closed

Saturday, June 4 Virgin Islands caucus (D) 12 Open

Sunday, June 5 Puerto Rico caucus (D) 67 Open

Tuesday, June 7 California 546 D, 172 R Mixed
Montana 27 D, 27 R Open
New Jersey 142 D, 51 R Closed
New Mexico 43 D, 24 R Closed
North Dakota caucus (D) 23 Closed
South Dakota 25 D, 29 R Closed

Tuesday, June 14 District of Columbia (D) 46 Closed

[Blue_In_AK]

10. I may vote for her

(although she'll never win Alaska) but with a distinct lack of enthusiasm.

[mvd]

11. Oh no question that I'd be behind her versus the Repuke

We are getting closer and closer to getting a Progressive into the White House, and that movement will not stop. Got to put the pressure on Hillary if she's the nominee.

[2pooped2pop]

12. Not sure she's a thousand times better

And the people I see dying and being destroyed by the policies in place now, will just die slightly faster. Not sure how much it will matter to the people already circling the drain. Might matter more to those that don't yet realise how close to the drain they are as they have a rude awakening coming.

[JRLeft]

17. Hillary vs Cruz, really?

[2pooped2pop]

28. Not gonna be that much different for those who already aren't making it.

[JRLeft]

56. I'm fortunate enough to do well regardless who's in power.

[2pooped2pop]

67. Well

I'm fine too but my income can't be spread any thinner trying to keep other familes alive. I fear if a political revolution is not successful that a violent one is not far off. instead of committing suicide because their families are dying, I think they will start taking others out with them, and suddenly I understand how this shit started in third world countries. It's fucking scary as hell.

[Robbins]

70. I am disabled

on SSI,food stamps,medicaid.engery assistance.housing assistance.I will be one who will be screwed over.

clinton or trump it's the same.i will be screwed.

democratic party has now proven they don't care about anyone who isn't in the top 1%

[2pooped2pop]

75. I know. There are more and more just like you. Some have no help.

It disgusts me. I can't even say on here what I really feel. Good luck to you. They will surely make the internet an ineffective tool so that there won't be another chance to change things. I always thought it was weird that the people living in dictatorship said they didn't see it coming until it was too late. Now I understand that.

Still with Bernie.

[Nedsdag]

15. I'm not enthused about voting for her either.

Even if she wins, she won't have any coattails nor will she get anything passed through the Tea Party clowns.

[Larkspur]

49. But Wall Street will get what they want from both Rethugs and a Clinton WH

[nc4bo]

16. No GOTV or $$ from me. Can't sell what I don't believe in.

Whether I hold my nose and vote for it or not.

Keep getting those campaign dollas from wall$treet and sending out those send-me-$1 emails, gonna need 'em.

Going to fight for Sanders until I can't fight anymore.

[renate]

18. I've felt for a long time that Hillary was a better person than a campaigner

I haven't felt warm and fuzzy towards her during the campaign--in fact my opinion of her has gone down quite a bit in this process, and a lot of that is probably due to the people around her and the advice she's taking--but I think she will be a good president if she ends up being the nominee.

[Nonhlanhla]

43. I tend to agree with you

I don't think she's a natural campaigner, and when she is campaigning against one's chosen candidate, it becomes easy to judge her negatively, since she just does not have that natural campaigner's charm about her. I know: I quite disliked her back in 2008, when I was an Obama supporter. This time I support Hillary, though. I have come to see that she is actually a very decent person. Flawed, as we all are, to be sure. But smart, dedicated, and with the intention of doing her best. I tend to see her as the grown up version of the earnest, nerdy school girl who is not part of the popular crowd, but who is smart and can get things done. She lacks her husband's easygoing manner, but I think she also lacks his weaknesses. All in all, I think she will make a very good president.

[Robbins]

19. no difference

your are so wrong.the movement is dead with bernie defeat.corporists have defeated progressives.

revolution was defeated.oh well hope everyone likes total republican control for years to come.

[JonLeibowitz]

34. I am just shocked that she is allowed to flood Nevada with super PAC money and claim she wants

campaign finance reform with a straight face?!? Unbelievable.

[MerryBlooms]

20. I'm pro Sanders, but I'm not anti Clinton...

I am anti republican.

[Larkspur]

41. I despise the Clintons but if she is the nominee, I'll hold my nose and vote for her in the GE

but I will NEVER donate to her campaign.

I live in CT, which is a blue state. Her problem will be in the swing states.

[MerryBlooms]

50. Same here, I'll not donate to her campaign.

I will donate that money to local Dem campaigns, our local food bank and Chicago PAWS.

[Codeine]

60. Thank you!

Jeez, you'd think that would be the norm in our party. I'm pro-Clinton but by no means anti-Sanders -- I think he's awesome, and if he pulls out the nom I'll happily cast my vote for him.

[MerryBlooms]

72. Honestly, I think that is the norm of the party...

on DU, it's a bit different. I think we tend to lean more left here, plus, you have to take into account the grudges here between long-time members. There's quite a bit gets posted just to poke each other. One of the first things I do when I come to GD: P is go through the 1st page and trash all the obvious meta, flame or disingenuous bullcrap. Then I come back and read through posts that seem genuine, and maybe comment and rec.

When it comes down to it, we're all in the same boat, and that boat is in pretty crappy shape. We all want it repaired... it's the method and captain where we differ.

[Ron Green]

21. I'm surprised at the depth of the depression I'm feeling.

Although I know that he's a long shot, Bernie's election in 2016 really is kind of a last chance to turn it around before sinking into a real neoliberal dystopia.

Secy. Clinton is not an honest person, as far as I can tell, and with the media behind her now should have no problem preventing the change we so desperately need.

[JRLeft]

22. Apathy is what tptb want from you.

[jillan]

25. Me too! Hopefully they will re-evaluate their campaign and come up with a new direction.

I refuse to give up on my hope.

[Karma13612]

29. Agree!! But we don't have 8 years...

It may not be this year or in 8 yeats but the revolution is coming because we cannot continue down this path.

If we don't get some changes in the next couple years, I believe it will not happen.

I am 62 and can't keep waiting for the dawn to finally arrive.

Our climate can't wait, our economy can't wait, the 99% can't wait.

We lost our chance of fixing by incremental change about 10 years ago.

There is a reason Bernie Sanders is running at this late stage in his career.
He knows it's now or never.

I will support Bernie until he suspends his campaign.

I agree, "Don't Give Up"!!

[Robbins]

39. Change won't be coming

defeat by bernie means corportism has won.democratic party is now a corporist neocon party.any who claim to be progressive are
lying since they endorsed the corporate anti-union pro-war clinton.

get used to permeant republican control over government.clinton will lose in november.and then with gerrymandering and citizen united they will control government for decades to come.

Dems proven they are corrupt anti-progressive party

[restorefreedom]

30. you are seriously trying to put the lights out on his campaign? BIG FAIL

its been 3 states

one big win for bernie
one small win for hillary
one virtual tie

you might want to save the "she is better than a republican" schtick for down the road

some of us are still fighting for bernie NOW

[peacebird]

40. Bingo!

[restorefreedom]

74. ok, so

all you guys agreeing with this inspired me to make it an op

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511287231

[Paulie]

59. Exactly!

[restorefreedom]

76. you inspirired me

all you guys agreeing with this inspired me to make it an op

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511287231

[narnian60]

61. Thank you.

[restorefreedom]

78. its now its own op, thanks to you guys

all you guys agreeing with this inspired me to make it an op

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511287231

[DisgustipatedinCA]

62. Thank you.

A little too much common cause a little too early for my tastes. I'm not going to make some grandiose statement, but I will say that I'll never (never, ever) forget the way some of this campaign has been conducted. Ever.

[restorefreedom]

63. yup. some things cannot be forgotten. nt

[restorefreedom]

80. you inspired me!

all you guys agreeing with this inspired me to make it an op

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511287231

[DisgustipatedinCA]

82. And it's a good OP, thank you for posting it.

But for the record, I'm not ready to give up. My candidate has a little harder path to travel now, but it can be done. Still, Clinton is the favorite, and I still maintain that if she wins the nomination, she's going to be a very lonely person.

[restorefreedom]

93. thanks, and i agree with everything you said. nt

[Matariki]

64. +1 Seriously. Now is the time to fight HARDER

not throw in the towel. Sheesh!

[restorefreedom]

73. well

all you guys agreeing with this inspired me to make it an op

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511287231

[whatchamacallit]

79. Yeah... seems like another one

of those "supporters". Managing expectations and keeping us focused on "the big picture".

[restorefreedom]

81. its an op now....

all you guys agreeing with this inspired me to make it an op

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511287231

[Petrushka]

85. Thumbs up!

[restorefreedom]

94. you inspired me!

all you guys agreeing with this inspired me to make it an op

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511287231

[dana_b]

91. thank you!!

I can't donate today but he'll get a donation next week.

Bernie or bust!!

[restorefreedom]

95. yeah! check this out...

all you guys agreeing with this inspired me to make it an op

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511287231

[Duckhunter935]

31. I will ensure I vote democratic

Down ticket

[Nedsdag]

38. That's probably the only reason why I would even vote in November

My congressman is so up Hillary's butt that it's practically like voting for Hillary anyway.

[Duckhunter935]

46. I am in red Oklahoma

So my vote does not count for much

[Nedsdag]

58. I'm here in New Jersey.

This is a blue state.

My presidential vote doesn't matter.

[Robbins]

53. I won't be voting at all In MO if clinton is nominee

MO dems are disgrace.I don't support supporters of candiate that called me racist,sexist,and tea partyer

[aikoaiko]

32. The Hillary Clinton machine thanks you for your magnanimity.

[JRLeft]

42. I see a movement isn't about one candidate. It seems like most people here viewed Bernie as their

superhero, that is how movements fail.

[aikoaiko]

55. I see you are already campaigning for HRC. That's how movements fail.

So don't give me this hero-worship crap.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

33. I'm not giving up on Bernie.

He made up tremendous ground in Nevada, despite Hillary having been there for six months. So he didn't quit finish closing the gap in time. This is the THIRD state, not the 50th. His national polling numbers continue to climb, while hers continue to limp downwards.

[JRLeft]

92. Good, don't work harder to get him the victory in SC or at least

close the gap.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

96. I don't even know what you're saying there. ? nt

[Shandris]

35. No, she's identical to a Republican.

She was born one, and still supports the bulk of their policies. There is NO 'real change' (at least...no good one) with her. She'll steal more from me, do less for me, and tell me I am a bad woman for not supporting her while doing it. Not doing it again.

For me, and tens of thousands like me, there is only one option. Sanders or no one. Of course, my state isn't up for grabs anyway (it's as safely red as red can be so long as one is following the Establishment red-blue dichotomy that, oddly enough, just seems to be everywhere for some completely unknowable, indeterminate reason. I'm sure it's because primary colors or something), but it would have been nice to see it so.

I haven't given up, because I believe the...'other alternative' can be defeated soundly even with the...'unusual circumstances and unpredictable vagaries of problems that just seem to arise'...whenever she's present.

[Vinca]

36. I'm mostly feeling ill because I don't think she can win the general.

And I'm not just saying that because I support Bernie. I agree with you she's better than any Republican, but the attack ads are writing themselves. The right will have the majority of the country believing she belongs in jail, not the White House.

[peacebird]

37. No. I am still fighting for Bernie! And Hillary is absolutely NOT Good enough. Period.

She is a corporatist war hawk who supports fracking, the 1%, monsanto, and loves her Goldman Handcuffs.

I will never vote for her.

[Katashi_itto]

44. Same here.

[JRLeft]

47. I'm not telling you to give up. I don't vote until June, but I will vote for him anyway.

[peacebird]

51. And I am telling you that I will vote Bernie March 1 in Virginia and will WRITE HIM IN in the GE

Because I will never vote for We came, we saw, he died.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

48. I respect your call for comity but I am afraid it will fall on deaf ears

I would literally rather get hit by a truck than throw my friends to the mercy of the GOP wolves.

[Matariki]

52. JRLeft, it's not over, it's just started

Clinton was expected to win Nevada. We haven't lost the primary yet. Still work to do...

[Karma13612]

88. I'm on board! nt

[ornotna]

54. I haven't given up, no way.

[JRLeft]

69. Don't ever give up.

[Live and Learn]

89. +10,000 nt

[Skwmom]

57. Clinton would mean total corrupt control of the Democratic Party. n/t

[senz]

98. Worse: it could mean contintued corporate control of America.

America > the Democratic Party.

[Politicalboi]

66. I'm waiting to see how much lower the Clintons will go

If being called a Teabagger isn't bad enough, I don't what is. And they cheat and lie and we have e-mails to go through. I hope those e-mails do her in once and for ALL! And SOON!!!!!!

It's not that I am anti-Clinton, I see the writing on the wall. The GOP will eat her alive come November. And if those e-mails will sink her, rather now than in October.

[CentralMass]

71. Well I'm tight but I just made my first contribution via act blue.

[senz]

97. Thank you!

[bkkyosemite]

83. Hillary won IA by 2 tenths of 1%, She lost NH big time. She won

NV by 4%. It's not over just beginning.

[Karma13612]

87. So happy to read this comment.

I am too much of a wus to deal with politics, but yet I persevere.

Have wiped away my tears, and am ready for the next fight.

I feel SC is probably not within our reach so I will just keep working hard and fighting for Bernie, the people's president.

On we go.

[RiverLover]

90. If Hillary is the nom, its gonna come in 4 years.

Because as sure as rain in the springtime, she will lose in the fall. She is not likable enough. Trump will be president (that is so very weird & horrible to say, but its true.) and in 4 years the country will want to kick his incompetent a** out.