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Goosey
2 minutes ago, Zilla said:

A mass quit? Really? And that's going to solve matters? What does that teach us, if we lose something we run away with tails between our legs? No offense but that looks like a sore loser spiteful move. I get to sticking to your guns and what-not but it's not wise to throw more wrenches into the gears. 

If people want to leave the party that's their business but I am a registered Democrat and if it was the other way around (if Bernie was destroying Hillary) I would put things aside and put my vote in for the person in my party that I believe that would get the job done (in this case, to take down Trump). That's just me. I would NEVER betray my party if my ideal candidate wasn't the front runner. That move is absurd to me personally.

They are not quitting, they are voting for another candidate. They are not Democrats and they have no obligation to vote for Mrs. Clinton, a candidate who they feel does not represent them.

"I am the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country."—US President Donald J. Trump
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22 minutes ago, Goosey said:

It ain't over till the fat lady sings.

The fat lady has been singing Applause on loop for weeks now.

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Goosey
1 minute ago, Morphine Prince said:

The main goal (sadly) it so stop Trump from now on. 

Not for me, haha. :happy:

"I am the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country."—US President Donald J. Trump
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Morphine Prince
Just now, Goosey said:

Not for me, haha. :happy:

Well, you won't be stopping or supporting anyone since you aren't a US citizen and not eligible to vote. 

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Goosey
1 minute ago, Morphine Prince said:

Well, you won't be stopping or supporting anyone since you aren't a US citizen and not eligible to vote. 

False, actually. I can't vote, but I can certainly show my support or disapproval for the candidates and persuade others to support or disapprove of candidates.

"I am the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country."—US President Donald J. Trump
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Zilla
14 minutes ago, Goosey said:

They are not quitting, they are voting for another candidate. They are not Democrats and they have no obligation to vote for Mrs. Clinton, a candidate who they feel does not represent them.

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Sounds to me that these people are thinking about leaving the party and aren't independent or not tied to a party.  Anywho, if they want to leave that's okay but we shall see what happens in November when the time comes :)

 

 

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Morphine Prince

I think Sanders will win Montana. Updating OP, don't think it will change. 

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Wtf? Sanders is staying in the race and he goes to the convention? I had hopes that in the end he wont be a drama queen, but he surely forgot why he said he enter the race. Without the majority of votes of the people, his program only chance was Hillary.

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In a state that was supossed to be 50% 50%, I am really surprised about Hillary 56% score. This is a wonderful surprise, given that Sanders spend the last month there.

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Katharine Hepburn

Lmao weren't little bernsters saying how Bernie was going to sweep California

xoxo Joanne
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venusfly

I don't think in all my years I've seen a candidate's supporters act so childishly to losses than I've seen Bernie's supporters act :wtf:

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5 minutes ago, LG said:

I don't think in all my years I've seen a candidate's supporters act so childishly to losses than I've seen Bernie's supporters act :wtf:

Unfortunately Bernie is part of the problem. I dont understand why his speech last night couldnt leave out * we are going to the convention*. No one expected from him to endorce Hillary last night, but giving the results, people expected some common sense, a step back just to think it over. 

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LebaneseDude

He lost by double digits (13 points) in California.

Also Clinton has the majority of pledged delegates, broadening the lead to 380 delegates.

It cannot be a contested convention.

He is done.

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LePetitGAGABLover
12 minutes ago, LebaneseDude said:

He lost by double digits (13 points) in California.

Also Clinton has the majority of pledged delegates, broadening the lead to 380 delegates.

It cannot be a contested convention.

He is done.

LMFAO!!!!

He's still trying?!?!?

Yikes:awkney:

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