POLL: If they gave the nomination to Biden, should Bernie run as an independent? [View all]

[thesquanderer]

If by some chance, Hillary's legal issues force her out of the race, there has been talk of Biden being available to jump in. I know, Sanders said he would not mount an independent or third-party run, but that was only spoken about in the context of Hillary winning the nomination. If the party gave the nomination to Biden rather than to the other candidate who actually ran competitively against Hillary, what should Bernie do?

47 votes, 1 pass | Time left: Unlimited
	Bernie should run in the general against Biden and Trump. It is simply unfair to pull the nomination from a highly competitive candidate and hand it to someone who no one voted for.
	38 (81%)
	Bernie should only run in the general if he actually managed to end up with more pledged candidates than Hillary (i.e. where it is that much more clear that the nomination was effectively "stolen" from him).
	0 (0%)
	Bernie should not run in the general no matter what. It may be unfair, but it's not worth the risk of a split Dem vote making it easier for Trump.
	5 (11%)
	Bernie should lobby for Biden's VP spot in exchange for not running.
	1 (2%)
	Some other possibility (post below).
	3 (6%)
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