NO we are not dropping out, NO we will not tone it down, Nothing will stop us. We're ALL IN!!!
It's going to be very interesting...
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Going to be interesting... Go for the JUGULAR Bernie... 
On the first ballot! 
And Donald Trump is so so much better...why he would never lie...or create concentration camps...
are so roundly disregarded. I don't have an opinion on it. Just an observation. 
Camp Sanders simply has no awareness of the issues most important to people of color, one of the major ones being "let's not elect the racist xenophobe on the GOP side".
But go ahead, keep trying.... 
Both Sanders and Clinton received significant media coverage over the past year, from nationally televised debates to advertising to cable media appearances and so on.
It's time to face reality, bro; a significant majority of the Democratic electorate just doesn't see the halo around Sanders' head that you do. No big conspiracies, no evil media blackout. You just...lost. It happens, but sadly it seems that the present generation was never thought how to lose with dignity. Too many "Participation Trophies" and "everyone gets a sticker just for trying!" growing up, IMO.
Better luck next time. 
There's oddballs in every group.
So on the one hand we have the Du newcomer with anecdotal "people I know" vs. the actual, verifiable primary voter demographics.
"Two-bits, four-bits, six-bits, twenty-seven-dollars!"
"Well, yeah, we know the game clock says 00:00, but you can't trust clocks! It's a conspiracy!"
"It's not over until WE say it's over! We're the fucking cheerleaders, dammit!"
"We'll cheer HARDER! C'mon you guys! Keep cheering!"
"Cheer LOUDER and we'll win this thing!"
"More confetti! We need more confetti!"
"We've still got a time-out! We didn't get to use our last time-out! We've been cheated!"
"What do you mean there's only four quarters?!"
"A lot of people didn't have tickets to get in! They were DISENFRANCHISED!"
"If you guys would let NON-TICKET-HOLDERS in to cheer, we can WIN this thing!"
... even if I say so myself. A little light-hearted needling never hurt anyone.
It's not easy to be razor-sharp and at my wittiest at 6:45 AM with and still working on my first cup of coffee.
It never ceases to amaze me (amuse me?) how such an aggressive bunch of people can be SO delicate at the slightest hint of poking fun and finding amusement in their behavior.
Thanks for posting the results! xo 
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logical, moral and just conditions; vastly superior to the decades old rut which the party has been trapped in and ill served the people as a whole.
If the Democratic Party truly wishes to lives up to its legacy of being the "party of the people" (not to mention thrive as a political institution) then fully embracing and championing democracy at all levels is an absolute must, leave the low road for the Republicans.
Democratic, Republican Identification Near Historical Lows
Since 1988, when Gallup routinely began conducting polls by telephone, there have been many years in which more Americans have identified as independents than as Republicans or independents. But the percentage of independents did not reach 40% until 2011, and it has stayed at or above that level for the past five years.
As a consequence, the percentage of U.S. adults identifying as Democrats is now at the lowest point in the past 27 years, down from the prior low of 30% in 2014. Gallup's shift from in-person to telephone interviewing in 1988 complicates the ability to directly compare party identification data collected between the two methods. However, Gallup data from 1951-1987 collected in person never found a yearly average Democratic identification less than 37%, making it safe to conclude that the current 29% is also the low point in Gallup polling history.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/188096/democratic-republican-identification-near-historical-lows.aspx
As a Hillary supporter with a good sense of humor perhaps if you wrote letters to the FBI and Justice Department explaining to them the groundless, senselessness of their investigations, they might be dropped?
To cut it out.
Love your subject line!
On to the convention!
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To the convention, we go.
