re: #294 Nyet

OK, Bernard, you are beginning to piss me off.

If the situation were reversed, and it was the Clinton campaign that was now over 300 delegates behind and looking at a slate of races that were winnable and yet not by the margins necessary to win the nomination outright, it would be considered over for her. The media would lead every hour with calls for her to just quit now, get on the Bernie bandwagon, and “heal” the party rather than continuing to divide it by running when she can’t win.

But it’s Bernie, so now we’ll get days of even more convoluted “paths” that he could take to win the nomination, including trying to convince the superdelegates that his “momentum” is enough to overlook the fact that he’s losing virtually every demographic other than the same one that Trump is drawing from: Angry white men.