I have not yet begun to fight.

[grasswire]

It is time to redouble our efforts to expose the lying, double-dealing, and corruption of the Clintons and their campaign.

It is time to donate AS MUCH as we can.

It is time to volunteer as many hours in as many ways as we can. Even if it is only talking one on one with people we meet here and there.

It is time to put more pressure on the media to report objectively and without bias.

It is time to fully use social media; each and every one of us.

It is time to transfer the research that is done right here on DU to places where we have some influence.

It is time to make a ruckus.

Stand up for Bernie, for the sake of our children, our planet, and our American humanity.

Now.

Fight.

Heileman and Halperin said yesterday on MSNBC that if Bernie came within a few points, it would be a WIN for him.

So today, he won what he needed to.

Get out there and fight.

[Kang Colby]

1. I'm sorry. But people aren't going to fight very hard for Bernie's freebies.

Handouts aren't valued to the extent that things which must be earned are. Look what happened today. The "Bernie Bros" couldn't be bothered to wait in line a few hours because they take for granted that Bernie is going to shower them with free stuff once elected.

Bernie reminds me of that kid in school that promised 15 extra minutes of lunch, free pizza, and Koolaid in the water fountains, if only you would vote for him. Such an original campaign strategy.

Go HRC!

[grasswire]

3. Republican talking points there.

Keep it up, sayonara.

[Kang Colby]

4. If someone disagrees with a bernie supporter, then that person is a Republican?

No, not likely. I'm a proud Democrat that would rather not live in the United Venezuelas of America.

[yourpaljoey]

2. We are here to fight