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[Fracas]

http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/19/polit...y-bright-light-on-threat-of-terror/index.html

The Democratic presidential front-runner said that she will be the party's nominee, because she's got an "insurmountable" number of pledged delegates and has received millions more votes overall.

"I will be the nominee for my party, Chris. That is already done, in effect," she said. "There is no way that I won't be."

Clinton wouldn't say whether Sanders was being considered for her running mate and said the Vermont senator needs to "do his part" to unify the party going into November.

She highlighted her role in unifying Democrats -- including the 40% of Clinton supporters who had said they wouldn't support Barack Obama if he won the party's nomination -- in 2008, the last close Democratic nominating contest.

Full story includes video interview with a hot take on Trump.

Build a wall if old.

 

[CrazyDude]

Shocking news.

 

[User1608]

She's right.

 

[DrEvil]

This just in, Clinton confident in her campaign, news at eleven.

 

[Bronx-Man]

Damn, I really thought Lincoln Chafee had this in the bag.

 

[JimJamJones]

Clinton wouldn't say whether Sanders was being considered for her running mate and said the Vermont senator needs to "do his part" to unify the party going into November.

I mean, there's no way she'd choose Bernie to be her VP, right?

 

[Viewt]

Damn, I really thought Lincoln Chafee had this in the bag.

And on his first day, too! That kid's going places, let me tell ya.

As for Hilary, yeah, the rest of the primaries are a formality at this point.

I mean, there's no way she'd choose Bernie to be her VP, right?

Eh, that well seems poisoned, ya know? Plus, she's going to want someone to can appeal to minority voters, so an old white guy probably isn't the solution she's looking for.

 

[Fracas]

This just in, Clinton confident in her campaign, news at eleven.

I found it interesting that she appears to be calling on Sanders to call it quits and get in line.

 

[TheLostBigBoss]

I mean, there's no way she'd choose Bernie to be her VP, right?

zero chance, he doesn't add much to the ticket.

I'm actually shocked, I thought Obama was going to sweep in and nominate himself

 

[HUELEN10]

Don't got cocky Clinton, the truth is it ain't over yet.

http://www.criticalcommons.org/Members/AdrianFohr/clips/free-riding-in-class-elections/view

 

[Miles X]

Some deluded Sanders fans will say otherwise, don't honestly know how they get through life with their head in the clouds like that.

Don't got cocky Clinton, the truth is it ain't over yet.

http://www.criticalcommons.org/Members/AdrianFohr/clips/free-riding-in-class-elections/view

Please ...

 

[obin_gam]

I mean, there's no way she'd choose Bernie to be her VP, right?

Why not?
That would seem to be the best of both worlds

 

[DrForester]

 

[BiggNife]

Well, I mean, it's true.

I mean, there's no way she'd choose Bernie to be her VP, right?

I think it's more that there's no way Bernie would ever agree to be Hillary's VP. Do you really think he would jump into her arms after his behavior lately?

 

[Damaniel]

Well yeah. Those of us in the real world have been saying that since Super Tuesday.

 

[Sectorseven]

zero chance, he doesn't add much to the ticket.

Who does, Jeb Bush?

 

[DontBeThatGuy]

Don't believe her lies.

 

[googleplex]

Don't got cocky Clinton, the truth is it ain't over yet.

http://www.criticalcommons.org/Members/AdrianFohr/clips/free-riding-in-class-elections/view

It's been over for a month now.

 

[Fenderputty]

It's been over for a month now.

It doesn't matter how many times this is pointed out to Huelen10, Huelen10 will always make the Huelenical post.

 

[Miles X]

Who does, Jeb Bush?

A hispanic. Watch it be Castro (this is what I'm hoping for) or that other guy who's name escapes me, both of those are the top two rumoured.

 

[funkystudent]

Its like Roman Reigns road to wrestlemania.

We all know its going to happen. No one is really excited about and you would rather it be just about anyone else but its kind of the only option because everyone else good retired or got injured.

 

[Bronx-Man]

Don't got cocky Clinton, the truth is it ain't over yet.

http://www.criticalcommons.org/Members/AdrianFohr/clips/free-riding-in-class-elections/view

It's dead, Jim.

 

[Black Republican]

Wonder many of those sanders supporters who feel it's rigged against them voted in the last 2 midterms

 

[Intheflorsh]

I will offer 100:1 betting odds (in your favor) to anyone who disputes this, PM me pls.

 

[Dennis]

"I will be the nominee"

Who does she think she is? Donald Trump?

 

[bobbychalkers]

And water is wet.

 

[TheOMan]

I kinda feel this would be better without the text. Not sure why.

 

[BreezyLimbo]

In before Sanders cites this against the establishment saying that it's corrupt since it already picked Clinton before the primaries are over and then decides to run 3rd party.

This election went from a fun clown car start(Thanks to republicans) to a sad affair.

 

[_woLf]

Good.

 

[To Far Away Times]

Hillary: "You're fucked, America. Syria, Libya, Iran, and Iraq, you're next."

 

[N.Domixis]

Don't celebrate to early though, you never know what might happen.

 

[HUELEN10]

The truth of the matter is, however narrow it may be, there is a clear path for Sanders to win.

Don't celebrate to early though, you never know what might happen.

Exactly.

 

[BitStyle]

Don't got cocky Clinton, the truth is it ain't over yet.

http://www.criticalcommons.org/Members/AdrianFohr/clips/free-riding-in-class-elections/view

Nah, it pretty much is over at this point barring some HA Goodman fiction becoming reality.

 

[B-Dubs]

Breaking news from March 15th! As reported to you in May by CNN!

 

[NeuAscension]

If super delegates really did their job, which is to make sure the weaker candidate doesn't make it to the general election they'd back Sanders immediately.

 

[Ashodin]

Hillary: "You're fucked, America. Syria, Libya, Iran, and Iraq, you're next."

Basically.

 

[Primus]

The truth of the matter is, however narrow it may be, there is a clear path for Sanders to win.

That path isn't narrow, it's imaginary.

 

[TheOMan]

Who does, Jeb Bush?

She should go for Obama.

 

[NeoXChaos]

Breaking news from March 15th! As reported to you in May by CNN!

You meaning breaking news since February 27th and/or March 1st.

 

[Blader]

Damn, I really thought Lincoln Chafee had this in the bag.

Watching that guy on the debate stage, I legit felt so bad for him.

The truth of the matter is, however narrow it may be, there is a clear path for Sanders to win.

Yes, it's very clear in its implausibility.

 

[User1608]

She does have over 3 million more votes than Bernie. The people have certainly spoken comfortably.

 

[Angry Grimace]

zero chance, he doesn't add much to the ticket.

I'm actually shocked, I thought Obama was going to sweep in and nominate himself

He adds some percentage of the BernieOrBust people, but those people are paper tigers much like the NeverTrump guys.

 

[daveo42]

She's right.

She was right months ago.

 

[K' Dash]

Congratulations America, whoever wins you lose.

 

[213372bu]

Don't got cocky Clinton, the truth is it ain't over yet.

http://www.criticalcommons.org/Members/AdrianFohr/clips/free-riding-in-class-elections/view

There's a difference between not liking/being indifferent to a candidate and being delusional.

 

[JCizzle]

If super delegates really did their job, which is to make sure the weaker candidate doesn't make it to the general election they'd back Sanders immediately.

Why would the Democratic establishment select someone who doesn't give a shit about their party?

 

[Trojita]

 

[kitschykitty]

He adds some percentage of the BernieOrBust people, but those people are paper tigers much like the NeverTrump guys.

if anything they'll turn on Bernie for being part of the establishment at that point.

 

[Absoludacrous]

If super delegates really did their job, which is to make sure the weaker candidate doesn't make it to the general election they'd back Sanders immediately.

It would be interesting to see what would happen to this sentiment if the Republicans were allowed to spin up their commie tax-raising Sanders machine instead of letting it lie dormant in hopes he would win.

 

[EatinOlives]

Quoting gutter_trash from a different thread:

Steve Kornacki from MSNBC said that Bernie needs to exceed 75% in all remaining Primaries, tie in New Jeresy (because it is impossible for Sanders to win NJ) and then he would need to win 80% of California

some steep hill, more like vertical skyscraper

It's over. Every time that Bernie fails to pull ahead by X delegates per state, he needs to win MORE delegates in the next. Even in Oregon he didn't win by the margin that he needed to win.