"You are, of course, entitled to support anyone you wish to. But if you don’t get behind Dr. Jill Stein you increase the odds that Hillary Clinton will be president. That would be a disaster for America and the world. Hillary is a menace. She is not just unsuited to being the president of the United States – a corrupt war criminal who incites wars for personal profit – but her presidency would threaten everything this nation stands for: tolerance, inclusion, freedom of the press, equal justice, fair elections, and equal opportunity. It would make it far more difficult ever to achieve the progressive goals you and I share."

I fixed it for him.

I wonder why he suddenly wants to go back to the same way of thinking that led to this ridiculous mess?

Unity ain't gonna be an easy thing for them, is it? I think the folks who normally played the role of facilitating unity have all fled the party.

Meanwhile, I guess they'll continue to talk like this (this election has made it so difficult to mock our opponents):

Of course Bernie's ideas are better! No one here is suggesting otherwise and polling shows that voters agree with Bernie on nearly every issue. We're reality based and that's reality so let's talk about reality, just like we always do. Speaking of reality, Hillary is more electable, so that means we have to go with her. It's too bad that Democrats don't get to choose the president directly! Right! We'd choose Bernie right now! Hell yeah, we would! But we have to think about November. We can't risk making Republicans mad because they'll say some very mean things if we do. We also have to appeal to Independents in November. Good luck getting them to consider Bernie! Bernie was an Independent yesterday and today he is calling himself a Democrat. It's like Bernie got on TV and said that Independent votes don't matter and then he grabbed his crotch and flipped them the bird at the same time just to make sure that Independents knew he meant to insult them on purpose. You must be new to politics if you think Independents will forget about that insult anytime soon! Yeah, regrettably, for a very serious person who thinks about things real hard, the conclusion is inevitable. I tried thinking about it real hard three times in a row and came up with Hillary all three times. Well, maybe not three times in a row because one time I forgot what I was thinking about and had to start over but first I called a do-over on that one and then the next one came up Hillary, so that's pretty much the same thing as three times in a row and since I called a do-over prior to starting over, that means I can say it that way when I want to. And trust me, I didn't want it to come up that way because I like Bernie way better. Because I'm a progressive. Just like you. Maybe a little bit more than you. So that means I like Bernie better. But I'm also a grown-up and this is the way grown-ups make decisions because pragmatism, so I have to go with Clinton. Are you a grown-up? I didn't think to ask if you knew about pragmatism, but I just looked it up and it means that we have to do it this way.

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I haven't made up my mind who to vote for (or if I will vote at all). I am; however, tired of the thought process that would lay a Trump presidency at the feet of Bernie Sanders supporters. The DNC was determined, by hook or by crook, to nominate Hillary Clinton. Hold them accountable for the outcome.

It's simple for me.

Donald Trump is an idiot. He will be rejected by foreign governments. And thus I don't believe he can survive and become a President for a longer period of time. Outside forces will bring him down.

Hillary Clinton has a long, long record of being extremely determined to gain power against whoever doesn't want her (or formerly her husband) in power. That makes her dangerous, even if we know so many things about her contradictory statements of the past. She will bring outside forces down, not the other way around. So, there is no question in my mind who to fear more.

The choice is between an idiot and a fixated power hungry supposedly "do-gooder", who has played a non-trivial role in promoting wars and chaos overseas and may very well do so in the future.

I don't know, it seems to me, not enough Americans have experienced wars on their own soil and foreign powers' bombs raining on their cities. They just can't relate to that. And therefore can't include that experience in their analysis. Nobody, who wasn't on a receiving end of your own neighborhood and livelihood's destruction, can do it. I think it's just our human condition to not be able to relate to it on an emotional level, if we haven't experienced it in our own lives personally, and to relate to it on an intellectual level, most often doesn't do the trick.

I don't blame Robert Reich for anything he said. I don't think it's a sell-out on his side at all, I think it's the only thing his intellect can bring forward and it's not that bad. He explained a lot of important things to us less educated folks, and I still thank him for that.

the most untrustworthy and corrupt person in recent memory.

Bernie supporters have said all along that they will never vote for Hillary under any circumstances. Many have accused Bernie supporters of being cult followers, but his decision to support HRC will likely to prove otherwise. Everyone has to sleep at night with their choice for president, and for many who disagree with the values and politics of HRC , that is not a choice they're willing to follow Bernie with.

Bernie helped reconstruct American politics by leading his supporters out of the Democratic Party.

I'm convinced the next step to achieving that goal is not to vote for their Democratic nominee. IF progressives vote for her this cycle, the Democratic Party will only count
those votes as "being with her." They'll continue with business as usual. Voting for HRC sets back our progress towards taking over the party.

That's why I'm voting green.

And extremely valuable to our future.

What's he doing there? Does he really have that much confidence in his abilities to "Make America great again" when he has no experience in politics? Does he really believe the outrageous things that come from his mouth? If somehow the Republicans nominate somebody else at their convention, like Kasich, Hillary wouldn't have any chance.