So is it up to someone to make the final decision ?

[tavernier]

Call the game? Bring down the flag? Stop the clock?

And if so, who would that be?

[HarlanPepper]

1. Barack Obama

Now, Bernie won't care about what he has to say. He wanted America's first black president thrown out in 2012. But that would be my vote. Time to bring out the big guns.

[Turin_C3PO]

2. I doubt Obama will endorse

until we have an actual nominee. I could be wrong, but I don’t think so.

[beachbumbob]

4. nothing can be done, nothing at all except keep voting Joe in ever larger numbers from

now to end of primary season. Make the loss so humiliating for sanders, its draws a line in the sand. You diss democrats AND america, we aint forgetting

[Claustrum]

3. No one besides Bernie can and should make that decision

No one besides Bernie can and should make that decision.

At the same time, it's upon us the voters to keep telling him no by delivering big wins for Biden until he makes that decision.

[tavernier]

5. Oh, I'm wrong then.

I thought when someone hit a certain number of delegates it was game over because there is a set total in numbers and once someone reaches like six out of ten, its numerically over. But you’re saying that despite that, if a candidate wants to stay until the last person casts the last vote, it’s their right.

So if Gabbard wanted to do this with her 1%, she could as well? Honest, I’m not being facetious, I truly don’t know.

[Claustrum]

6. I don't mean you are wrong. Everyone has a different perspective.

Personally, I both understand the reason why Bernie is staying in and at the same time, don't want him to stay in because of the division he cause.

First, until someone reaches 1991, no one is officially out. I fully understand that Bernie has close to no way to get the nomination right now. But I understand why someone holds the belief that they want everyone to be able to vote in the primary.

Secondly, the reason I don't want him to stay in is because of his message. His whole message is centered around how the "establishment" and "elites" left people behind. If he can somehow changes his message to point toward the real evil (Trump and the republican party), I would have no problem with anyone to stay in as long as they want. But as we all know, Bernie won't change that tune. So sadly, Bernie is the only person I don't want to stay in.

Lastly, there is no "party boss" or "establishment" to save us. If DNC or whoever you can think of do anything to stop Bernie, it would only legitimize the "establishment" attacks.