What bothered me is the “standing in the way of history” remark in the reporter’s tweet. Based on that, is Hillary standing in the way of the first potential Jewish nominee?

That’s what I don’t get. Instead of encouraging Hillary to adopt some policies that would benefit them. (Healthcare, income, taxing the wealthiest.) Every comment on a Bernie story is ‘shut the fuck up old man.’ it’s insane.

What about the others who have voted for Hillary and are matched by Bernie voters? Is their anti-semitism cancelled out by the sexism of the Bernie voters?

How do you determine which voters are part of the 3 million constituting the difference, and which are matched by the other candidate’s?

I’m pointing out the absurdity of the question. Whether he should stay in has merit either way. Him staying in isn’t sexist.

Seriously the HRC supporters need to stop over using the word “sexism” and just admit their candidate is flawed. Do people hate Clinton cause she is a woman...yes, but are there a bunch of people that hate her because of her judgement, flip-flops, and being an estblishment polictian...yes! HRC supporters might get…

This seems like something we need to have a national conversation about.

he’s won by shifting the conversation in the Democratic party to the left-think about his arguments about social security, banks, public education, etc.

Out of curiosity, was Hillary asked if she was racist for trying to get in the way of the first Black president? I don’t remember that happening but I could have missed it. Has Hillary been asked if she is being anti-Semitic for standing in the way of the first Jewish president?

By that logic, Hillary is anti-semitic because she is standing in the way of the first Jew who could become president.

For real, though, that is an incredibly dumb question.

right there with you!

God I get it you all hate Kanye.

And yet all weekend long, I heard people speak in awe of Muhammad Ali’s ability to generate riot-level crowds just by hopping out of a limousine.

That’s the worst part; his family thinks this is a cute, precocious stunt because they don’t give a shit about his POC classmates either.

...Logan told CBS 6 on Friday. “The First Amendment says I can wear my hat.”

Actually Bernie doesn’t need to unify the party. The nominee is the one who needs to bear that burden, and I’m afraid it’s Hillary that needs to reach out to Bernie supporters.

Getting the “Blame Bernie” excuse ready for November, I see.

lol you guys are the funniest part of sanders articles.

Yeah, you voted for Bernie...I believe that as much as I believe Anything that comes from Hillarys mouth....

And all the people that voted for Bernie are not real Dems either. You are in for a special type of treat come November.