Can somebody explain to the Sander's camp this one simple fact ...

[LannyDeVaney]

You have two choices.

One of those choices will get a majority of the votes. There is no way a campaign between two people can be "contested". There is no way one of the two choices won't get a majority.

This idea that there is no clear winner after the first vote at the convention makes ZERO sense when there are two candidates. One of them will get the majority.

It's not a philosophical issue. It is 100% mathematical fact.

[BootinUp]

1. I nominate Chuck Schumer. He speaks Brooklyn as somebody

pointed out.

[Treant]

2. But FEELINGS

and HEART!

(Alas, neither vote).

Theoretically, it should be possible to tie (I'd have to do the research and math) as O'Malley has 1 super delegate who is not going to change. However, with the balances the way they are, with Clinton's clear leads in pledged and super delegates, that won't happen.

[caquillo]

3. "O'Malley has 1 super delegate who is not going to change"

How come?

[Treant]

4. He's kind of a yutz

http://www.thestate.com/news/politics-government/politics-columns-blogs/the-buzz/article58028473.html

[caquillo]

6. "If I feel like a Republican has got the solutions to our problems, then I'll listen to them"

Oy. When have Republicans had solutions? It's not for nothing that they've earned the sobriquet The Party of No.

[NastyRiffraff]

13. Does he know he's talking about Trump in this case?

TRUMP having solutions? Are you kidding me? What's wrong with this guy. O'Malley should have a serious talk with him.

[caquillo]

18. In the article, he made it perfectly clear...

... that he wasn't voting for either Hillary or Sanders, come what may. I'm guessing he's sitting this one out, because I doubt he would support Trump, although stranger things have happened. Remember in 2008 when turncoat Lieberman endorsed McCain/Palin, saying that electing Obama would be a big mistake?

[LiberalFighter]

20. As a DNC member he should be removed.

Advocating support of a candidate that is not a Democrat should disqualify him.

[mercuryblues]

22. I predict

that this will be the last time Brown is a super delegate.

[LannyDeVaney]

5. I posted this same question to Sanders supporters

And there answer makes it 100% clear that they would fail elementary school math.

[Walk away]

11. Who cares what they think? The Democratic Party with Obama at the head...

will decide when this crap stops. Blackmailing the party is only going to go so far. The Obama coalition is coming so Bernie might just get kicked to the curb when it becomes obvious that we win this without him.

[NastyRiffraff]

14. Not only would they fail..

they think all the math schoolbooks should change to reflect Berniemath. Such is reality in Bernieworld.

[shadowandblossom]

7. Wait... are you saying just because someone won in a landslide

that means they win? I don't know man... I don't know...

[George II]

8. 2 + 2 = 5 if your 2 is worth 3.

[Treant]

10. Algebraic renormalization.

Or, 2+2 really does equal 5 under some circumstances.

Just not these. Ever.

[beachbum bob]

12. sanders praying that enough threats and intimdation of super delegates and sanders blackmail

of fighting....or going 3rd party or being hire on foxnews can force super delegates to flock to him

I am 200% it will have the opposite effect and will cost sanders dearly in history for sure as this self-destructive angry old socialist sulks back to Vermont in rejection

really for the time for the gloves to come off...and make the world educated on what kind of man this guy is


he is NOT a victim by an angry aggressive ego-maniac that lacks the class AND composure to be president....approaching trumps level of incompetence

[BainsBane]

15. Sanders will have to explain it to them

when he finally concedes. They don't listen to anyone else.

[NastyRiffraff]

16. They won't listen to him either

when he concedes. He'll be shoved under that bus along with the rest. And Susan Sarandon will be the wield the biggest shovel.

[puffy socks]

17. No. It cannot be explained because they

can't hear through the Bernie bubble they're in. It's a very thick nearly impenetrable bubble.

Reality will smack them in the face in July. and theyre not going to deal with it well because they believe Bernie is entitled to the nomination.

[SunSeeker]

19. Bernie, you keep using this word "contested" ...

[Cha]

21. sanders is just thowing that out there so he'll get more donations.

Or he really believes it.

That's our two choices.