Bernie's campaign is over. It has been since Super Tuesday.
Dear Goddesses, please let the light bulb turn on and the truth be revealed to those in denial!
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Really 
... proclaiming Bernie ahead.
... predicting Bernie's win.
... predicting Hillary's loss.
... predicting an indictment.
... ignoring the math.
... promising to not vote for Hillary.
... threatening to write-in Bernie.
... threatening to vote for Trump.
... pretending that Bernie can flip Superdelegates.
... ignoring the math.
... griping about closed primaries.
... making veiled sexist comments.
... ignoring the math.
... posting photos with DT or HK
... complaining about media silence.
... boasting about rally attendance.
... accusing Hillary of "money laundering" crimes.
... making references to Monica.
... quoting HA Goodman.
... encouraging Bernie to run third-party.
... ignoring the math.
... inventing wild conspiracy theories.
... complaining about voting machines.
... attacking entire US regions.
... pretending the minority votes don't matter.
... ignoring Bernie's demographic.
... bragging about acres won.
... pretending it's a "horse-race".
... demanding transcripts.
... making excuses for Bernie.
... pretending the data theft never happened.
... posting fake rally photos.
... claiming a Pontiff endorsement.
... deifying Ralph Nader.
... quoting Susan Sarandon.
... and ignoring the math.
The reality is that it's this kind of nonsense that caused Hillary supporters to stop taking anything many Bernie supporters seriously. So stick with that tactic, it's working very well for Bernie.
... my priorities aren't in the same order as yours.
Cope.
... assuming that I actually care what you imagine my views to be.
So I wonder ... what part of my not caring are you failing to comprehend?
PS: I love how much it bugs you that I don't respond as quickly as you'd like. That's another way we differ. I'll respond to you when I get around to it, and if I feel like it, and if I've got nothing better to do.
But looking at your multiple replies trying to prod me into responding to you, and stalking me off-topic in other threads, it's obvious to me that you're chomping at the bit, breathlessly awaiting my next reply to you. (Refresh! Refresh! Refresh! Where's she go? Must find NurseJackie! Reply dammit! Reply!!!)
I suppose I should be flattered that you want to engage with me. But I'm not.
Such purity, and clarity of thought and purpose must be a heavy burden to bear.
Aside from that, I really don't care for, or about, voters who obsess about a single issue to the exclusion of all others. And with regard to that type of voter, I'm even less inclined to justify myself to them than I am to even bother engaging with them.
I'm able to prioritize the issues that are most important to me. I'm able to contrast and compare between the candidates across an entire range of issues.
There's no discussion to be had here. You've made up your mind, and you have only one thing to talk about. Please go elsewhere for your argument, you won't find it from me.
Goodbye.
''He's a Trojan horse who is working to submarine Hillary's campaign in order to hand the election to Trump.''
Big difference! 
--imm
... significance of their General Election vote with how much impact (or lack thereof) their primary vote had in the nomination process.
Most rational people are able to comprehend the difference, and are accepting of the fact that when the nominee has been established prior to their state's primary, and when any other contender has been mathematically eliminated, then their late-scheduled primary vote won't change the outcome.
The attitude that some are adopting ("my late-primary vote didn't matter, so I'm just not gonna vote in the general"
is an immature response to the reality of math, the reality of scheduling, the denial that we don't have a National Primary Day ... and it's little more than self-pity and pure distilled vanity.
If those people lack the ability to cope with disappointment and to accept reality... and if they want to sit out the General Election as a way to "punish" others, and as a way to soothe their own hurt feelings, or to make themselves feel better about having the "misfortune" of living in a late-primary state ... well... that's their choice, isn't it?
I won't indulge their egos. If they've made up their minds to not vote, then it's a waste of anyone's time to convince them otherwise. OR... if it's just an empty threat, and they plan to vote anyway, then that's ALSO a waste to spend time trying to "convince" them to do something that they're actually going to do anyway. (It's all so silly.)
They can do what they want and believe as they will. I don't care.
