Two Losers have gotten out of the race. When will the third join them?

[SaschaHM]

California, DC, or the convention?

[shenmue]

1. I hope it's California

[IamMab]

7. Our problem is we keep trying to project Bernie's actions as if he's a rational adult. Our mistake.

He's a 70-year-old baby, in reality. The taxpayers have fed and clothed him for 26 years (more if you count Burlington), and all he does is cry, cry, cry, and produce copious amounts of shit that others have to clean up.

We have the polls showing most Sanders supporters will back Clinton in the general. Time to cut bait on the rest of the true believers.

[stonecutter357]

2. K&R!

[sarae]

3. The third one is a particularly nasty hanger-on, unfortunately.

[workinclasszero]

8. Hes on a mission to weaken Hillary

so Trump "brings the revolution".

[sarae]

17. Oh, right...the "Revolution!"

[kjones]

19. Oh, I thought you meant...

[sarae]

22. HAHA

I'd prefer that one, actually.

[livetohike]

4. My husband said they will have to drag Sanders off the stage

at the convention with a hook.

[sarae]

14. I'll volunteer!

[sarae]

15. If someone out there can give me a hand

He looks like a scrappy fighter...lol

[Her Sister]

5. He thought there was going to be a contested GOP convention so he

decided "ME TOO!"

Thought if the GOP was doing it he was also getting on that level!

[IamMab]

6. Now I think of him as The Zombie Sanders, because it reminds me of this:

[SaschaHM]

21. I like to think of him as Zombie Sanders...

because that's the only way that he will ever become president. Unless, we decide to run an 83 year old in 2024.

[anotherproletariat]

9. It's time for the big democratic voices to pressure BS to leave.

They have been so afraid to not alienate his voters, but I think that doing it now, six months from the general election is the best time. Those who are truly liberal, and want the country to go in that direction will eventually vote for Hillary. And those who are just radicals likely never would have.

[wisteria]

11. ++++

[wisteria]

10. I think he has been coddled enough.

I think the sooner he is out the better. No matter whether we do it now or later, it won't be pretty. His deceived supporters are going to believe he was robbed and will behave badly no matter when it happens. Although, personally, I would prefer he lost a race first.

[book_worm]

12. Now Trump will be able to unite his party and attack HRC while she has

to still contend with Bernie even though he has no chance of getting the nomination. I think if Elizabeth Warren would come out and say it's time for Bernie to step aside and endorse Hillary it would be a big help. But I don't expect she will.

[wisteria]

13. Her endorsement would help.

[sarae]

16. Yeah, I don't think she wants to risk

alienating the ultra-sensitive "progressives"...which I can understand.

[stopbush]

18. Someone's hopes are just as delusional as his policies.

We are witnessing the REAL Bernie Sanders now, the "my way or the highway" zealous one-note aging socialist who is giving us all a very clear picture of just how delusional he would be were he president.

[kjones]

20. Try Bern Out!!!...

...for those stubborn stains.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

23. When he runs out of $27 donations