Hillary Clinton REFUSES to say she will endorse Bernie if he wins primary

[HorusRa2 5,005]

Maybe some of you forgot but Clinton supporters only cry unity around Hillary. 

[Gov Hooka 8,008]

51 minutes ago, ItsTommyBitch said:

Also, I wouldn't be surprised if Obama says something too.

They are REALLY afraid he might win like If this isn't a sign you're doing something right...

Now I just need him to tell these people to **** off tbh. Not literally, because despite what media says, Bernie does NOT attack other candidates personally, only on policy-politics, which is what Primaries exist for. To say "I am a better candidate than the other person, and here is what makes us different"

 

They should be. The Indian-American wing of the Bernie Campaign is launching their calling program this Thursday!  I think our goal is to split it up by ethnicity and language and also go door to door in large communities in SF, LA, Jersey, and  NYC but idk what the detailed plan is. Hopefully it works

[hankhatesyouall 2,731]

I actually think that 2008larry would be a much better option for the Democratic Party. 
Too bad that she had to cave in to the progressive left. 
However, I'm glad that she still has a spine to stand against this communist.
 I want more her to sow discord within the Democratic Party so that Trump will score a landslide victory in November. 

[ItsTommyBitch 12,640]

7 minutes ago, HorusRa2 said:

Maybe some of you forgot but Clinton supporters only cry unity around Hillary. 

Y'all remember that "People voted for Trump because they were racist" data?

Wait till you find out that it also showed that Bernie Sanders supporters were markedly less racist than Clinton supporters in 2016  

A fun refresher! Hillary Clinton circulated an image of Obama wearing a Turban in '08 and let people think he was a big bad scary Muslim with the middle name of 'Hussein", presumably because polling showed that people were afraid of electing a Muslim President  

She does not care about Unity, and she never has. The "Obama Boys" as they were called back then made him the nominee anyway based on his progressive platform and excellent (at the time) moral character

We just have to do the same  

Hillary clearly needs to fire some of her team and those people need to never work in Politics again because they have a very outdated and obvious playbook and it has ruined what should have been an easy victory for her, torpedoed Kamala's campaign, and are now sabotaging Warren's campaign/presidential future as well  

 

[ItsTommyBitch 12,640]

Can you imagine if Bernie Sanders wasn't sure if he would support the nominee no matter who it is?  

 

[Whispering 18,865]

1 hour ago, Gagaloo92 said:

Okay, keep telling yourself that. But fact of the matter is Bernie supporters overwhelmingly fell in line and voted for Hillary, which completely invalidates your elitist argument about "Bernie or bust" voters which is just a myth. 

 

You keep repeating this, but it isn’t accurate. Only 74.3 per cent of Bernie supporters voted for Hillary in 2008.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/bernie-sanders-was-helped-by-the-neverhillary-vote-what-does-that-mean-for-his-chances-now/

[Morphine Prince 109,648]

1 minute ago, ItsTommyBitch said:

Can you imagine if Bernie Sanders wasn't sure if he would support the nominee no matter who it is?  

 

They’d be foaming like rabid dogs and would never let it go. 

[Gov Hooka 8,008]

1 hour ago, RAMROD said:

As I said before, they are mirror reflection of MAGA crowds with blind fanatism to Trump.

Someone’s never been to a Bernie rally or other Bernie event and it shows. If you held up a mirror between the two crowds there would be a stunning discrepancy in terms of race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. If you want to write off excitement with the prospect of steering the country in a progressive direction as blind fanaticism go ahead and make that naive assumption. 

[JevyDuty 2,961]

Well... BERNIE SAID THE SAME THING IN 2016 and it was like pulling teeth to get him to get on board.

I don't think it's helpful at all but I do enjoy seeing the BernieBots lose it over this. I remember the feeling. 

[HorusRa2 5,005]

12 minutes ago, JevyDuty said:

Well... BERNIE SAID THE SAME THING IN 2016 and it was like pulling teeth to get him to get on board.

I don't think it's helpful at all but I do enjoy seeing the BernieBots lose it over this. I remember the feeling. 

Not True. Bernie went through the entire process and let it play out. He only waited like 2 weeks longer than Clinton did to endorse Her than it took for her to endorse Obama. Additionally, Bernie did 39 campaign events for Hillary in the general election, 3 of them being with Hillary. Hillary did 10 with Obama and 2 of them were with both. 

 

Bernie worked harder than Clinton did for Obama and that's a fact. You and the rest of the hillary cult can sit there and act like he didn't do his best to get her elected but he did. And Bernie specifically focused on the states that she lost (midwest states) and I guarantee she would have lost by more if he didn't campaign in those states on her behalf. 

[Cocaine Heart 4,768]

 

[Othon 34,299]

This tells me three things.

 

One. Clinton is one of the most narcissistic, self-interested, entitled, bitter and petty politicians I've ever seen in my entire life and she will absolutely be remembered as such. I voted for her in the general last time around and I wish Trump had lost, but god is it satisfying to know that at least this miserable person didn't get the satisfaction of being president. 

 

Two. Establishment democrats have deluded themselves to the extent that they're virtually living in another reality. Every single talking point they've internalized over the last few years is genuinely the exact inverse of the way in which the country actually works.

-The left is more likely than centrists to vote for the Republicans out of spite! - 25% of Clinton supporters voted for McCain in 2008 while only 12% of Sanders supporters voted for Trump.

-Bernie didn't do enough to get Hillary elected! - He dropped out around the same exact time that Clinton dropped out in 2008 (with the express intent of moving the party towards worker-focused policy, while Clinton stayed in while citing the assassination of Bobby Kennedy as justification, implying Obama could be assassinated). He did 40 rallies for her, often times multiple rallies a day in different parts of the country, while Clinton did 12 for Obama. And Obama still went on to win in a landslide while Clinton lost to a reality game show host.

-Bernie ran a nasty campaign against her! - He gave up the email scandal immediately in 2016 while the Clinton campaign literally circulated this image of Obama to play into her supporters' and America's racism:

-Bernie wouldn't get behind the Democratic nominee! -

Hillary:

-Nobody likes Bernie! He's divisive! - 

They, and the centrists on this forum, are delusional. And it's pathetic.

 

Three. They're scared he'll win. And they should be. And that's what makes this embarrassing display so satisfying. 

[JevyDuty 2,961]

1 minute ago, HorusRa2 said:

Not True. Bernie went through the entire process and let it play out. He only waited like 2 weeks longer than Clinton did to endorse Her than it took for her to endorse Obama. Additionally, Bernie did 39 campaign events for Hillary in the general election, 3 of them being with Hillary. Hillary did 10 with Obama and 2 of them were with both. 

 

Bernie worked harder than Clinton did for Obama and that's a fact. You and the rest of the hillary cult can sit there and act like he didn't do his best to get her elected but he did. And Bernie specifically focused on the states that she lost (midwest states) and I guarantee she would have lost by more if he didn't campaign in those states on her behalf. 

Listen, before he lost, he was asked the same question and he was not having it. I remember. He is the last person that should speak about unity. He exuded no such thing in 2016. He seemed to get into it near the end. That's what I remember. 

[HorusRa2 5,005]

Just now, JevyDuty said:

Listen, before he lost, he was asked the same question and he was not having it. I remember. He is the last person that should speak about unity. He exuded no such thing in 2016. He seemed to get into it near the end. That's what I remember. 

Clinton did the same thing Bernie did and even suggested that Obama might be assassinated. Imagine if Bernie had said that about Hillary. We would be having a different conversation right now, wouldn't we? 

Stop giving Hillary a free pass for her narcissism. The bias against Bernie is ABSURD.  

[Edonis 28,974]

I'll say it again, this entire primary season has been EXHAUSTING and MESSY. I'm just tired, I really am.