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That didn't go too well for Bernie. He came back from a shitty position though, at least it was a challenge.

if he doesn't drop out by march 16th i'll lose all respect for him

he's going to do terrible. he isn't up in any state going forward and there are hundreds of delegates at stake so his gap is only going to widen.

Why do you want him to drop out though?

The longer he stays in, the more Clinton is going to have to act like a progressive, and maybe at some point in the future those words can be used against her.

"Party unity" seems to be about the only reason I can think of in re: why he should drop out.

because clinton is going into this with enough baggage and i don't want someone from her own party harming her chances.

oh also because sanders misunderstanding of democratic socialism and his "white people can't be poor" thing have soured me to his cause.

i love that when i looked at that, the twitter responses shown were like "sanders is racist because he thinks all black people live in ghettos"

ffs

this election more than any other seems to be dominated by low information idiots.