"Stepping on a piece of history"

[annavictorious]

CNN's characterization of Sanders's unwillingness to allow Clinton and her supporters to celebrate tomorrow's moment.

[hobbit709]

1. Stepping on history before history is even made. Does that involve a time paradox?

[SmittynMo]

2. July 25

eom

[sufrommich]

3. I agree with that sentiment. I resent him

taking away from what is a historic moment all because his ego won't accept his loss.

[Hortensis]

4. Well, don't let him!

It's all about us and what we are achieving.

[geek tragedy]

7. he can't take away from it if you just ignore him

no one is going to care what Grumpy McSoreloser has to say tomorrow. It's not his time.

[Nuclear Unicorn]

15. Sense of entitlement much?

[morningfog]

5. Bernie cannot prevent Hillary and her people from celebrating.

That is dumb.

[Demsrule86]

9. It is fine

Many of us have put up with this sort of thing for most of our lives...we can find joy despite Bernie Sanders. We are used to it.

[morningfog]

12. It's the faux victimhood that is tainting your celebration.

I will celebrate and honor her accomplishments without moaning.

[geek tragedy]

6. she and her supporters don't need his fucking permission to celebrate and declare victory

That football is getting spiked, whether or not he sticks his head where it doesn't belong

[Demsrule86]

8. I will not allow Bernie Sanders

to ruin a moment I have waited for my entire life...the first woman nominee for president from a major party. I would say most women have been sexually harassed...and paid less too. We were bargains. I worked hard to graduate college...put myself through college...and then was told by a bank where I applied for a job that I had to be a bank teller-"all the girls start out that way". However, that less qualified guy who had a lower GPA than I did and made mistakes on the employment test administered by the bank would go into management training. I had attained 100%. Over the year, several bosses remarked about how I was a 'bargain'...I could do the job and they could pay me less because I was a woman. I know what it is to need a job and have some guy attempt to blackmail you into sex. I refused and found another job, but my family suffered economically. Well, Hillary winning the Democratic nomination won't stop sexism any more than electing Pres. Obama stopped racsim, but it's progress...damned fine progress. I am very proud of Hillary Clinton and support her completely. She is a fine person and will be a great president. What is that sound? Why it is Hillary shattering the glass ceiling.

[Surya Gayatri]

13. Righteous testimony...bravo!

Well, Hillary winning the Democratic nomination won't stop sexism any more than electing Pres. Obama stopped racsim, but it's progress...damned fine progress.

[arely staircase]

10. We will be Celebrating our asses off Tuesday. And yes it Tuesday will be an historic day regardless

of what the loser chosen to do. Only thing Bernie is stepping on is his place in the history books.

[workinclasszero]

14. Agree 100%

I hope everyone that has a young daughter will make sure she sees this historic event.

The first woman ever to win the nomination of a major political party in america.

The ultimate boys club is getting its door kicked in Tuesday in New Jersey!

And the White House will be next!

[NCTraveler]

11. It is going to look extremely bad on Sanders and his supporters.

The first woman to secure the nomination of a major party and they are acting like there are no longer rules.

This is how their mentality works.

The nomination for President will not be known in November. The EC will yet to have been finalized.

Even funnier. The people at Sanders rallies have yet to vote. I see nothing but a see of people being turned off to him at his rallies. Those in attendance at his rallies will almost all vote Clinton.

How do they hold this mindset. It's not based in reality.

[LWolf]

16. What bullshit.

Sanders can't "allow" or disallow anyone's celebration of anything.