If the Democratic Primary race is to be decided by the most recent

[MineralMan]

primary election that occurs, I say let's wait until the DC one. Let's ignore New York, and all the rest and just see what the voters in DC decide. Forget the convention and all those pledged delegates and superdelegates. We don't need all that stuff.

I mean, Bernie won Indiana yesterday, so some people are calling for Hillary to drop out because Sanders picked up a handful of pledged delegates, even though Hillary Clinton has an almost 300 pledged delegate lead. So, it's apparent that only the most recent primary election makes any difference.

I'm cool with that. But there are still several primaries to go, and the one in DC is the last one, so let's just trash the convention and go with the DC results. Who cares about a 3.1 million popular vote lead nationally? DC can decide. I mean, that's where the next President will live, after all.

What do you think?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

1. I think you are as perspicacious as ever...

It's like a card game and you call "pot".

I would be more than wiling to bet the "pot" on our nation's capital and let its residents choose our nominee.

[MineralMan]

3. Yeah. What the heck?

Nobody seems to care about delegates and popular votes or the convention. So, let's just cut to the chase and give the nomination to the winner of the final primary election.

Makes as much sense as most of the suggestions I'm seeing. Let's just go "all in" on the turn of the last card.

[underthematrix]

2. I think a lot of Bernie supporters are still in their feels.

But I'm okay with that. They need to express their anger and disappointment. Hillary will win the DEM nomination on the first convention ballot. I think Bernie will get some stuff he wants added to the DEM platform.

[RadiationTherapy]

4. Hyperbole as a means of demeaning thoughts and movements is a common and obvious tactic.

I mean, if Colorado and Vermont want single-payer health care, why not just give it to the WHOLE WORLD? And why not just ask 47% of Americans to pay for it, since we pay for everything for all the freeloaders already!!


It's all so dramatic! Hahahahaha. Here ya go.

[tularetom]

5. Rarely have so many bytes been employed to say so little

[IamMab]

16. Well, your sig pictures take more bytes than text, so you're already wrong.

I assume you're used to it by now though.

[lunamagica]

6. And, they can't complain when there are calls for Sanders to drop out

I mean, after the narrow win in a state he should have won by a landslide -Open primary mostly white people, stent hundreds of thousands in ads, while she spent $0.00- they are calling her to drop out.

Ridiculous

[frylock]

7. Is this another attempt at humor?

Hard to tell.

[MineralMan]

9. No. Did you find it amusing?

Satire sometimes is, but not always.

[frylock]

10. Our definitions of what is to be considered amusing are diametrically opposed.

[MineralMan]

11. OK. I can live with that. No problem.

[Katashi_itto]

12. Waste of O2.

[MineralMan]

13. What is a waste of O2?

I'm not getting your point.

[Katashi_itto]

14. Yep.

[Brother Buzz]

15. I believe if Sanders wins the remaining contests by 30 points.....

He could lose DC and still prevail.