A potentially "yuge" difference between a Bernie and Hillary presidency, is that, unlike the lacklustre support Hillary will engender in a GE, Bernie's support will continue to break just about every presidential campaign record out there, which could give Bernie the votes he will need in The Congress, to at least put some of his proposals into action.
I certainly won't be beating Bernie up, if we, the American voters, don't deliver that decisive mandate, that isn't sufficient to carry the day. And, I also could never see Bernie nominating characters like Larry Summers (one of the architects of the 08 crash...), and recently Dr . Robert Califf (the "Ultimate industry insider"...), for top government positions (the Fed / FDA, respectively), or championing another top-secret trade deal, that would send more American jobs to low-wage countries.
Finally, I think it was Bam Bam Baklava, who is still pedalling the myth that enthusiastic Bernie supporters will stay home entirely, if we fail to win a reprieve from the Clintons (the thought of Chelsea continuing the dynasty...), as, although that newly re-discovered enthusiasm in American politics, which we thought we'd lost with Obama, will entirely evaporate, we will still largely vote to keep a Democrat in the White House, however, without the boundless energy that Bernie creates (following the success of our "Grand Opening", last Saturday, I estimate our Bernie volunteer group tripled in size, to 30!), if Trump isn't just a big joke on the American people, which I think is entirely possible (they just hadn't accounted for the Bernie factor
), I believe the polls are absolutely right, that she would win, but without that all important mandate, resulting in many more years where the Middle Class just spend their whole existence driving on a road to nowhere... Powered by one of PS3's best features: not one (Windows etc), but TEN text clipboards
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