Quote:Doubtful. More likely he got the concessions in the party platform that he wanted in there (which he did). Obviously they are non binding but it's symbolic and it can be argued his campaign has been largely symbolic. In addition to having already saying he would back whoever the dem nominee was when the race began. I'd be incredibly surprised if he took a position inside the president's administration, should she even win.

Pretty much this.


I'm sure it makes Hillary supporters excited. But this doesn't really get me hyped up. At least Hillary hasn't said anything racist since the 90s.


Fun fact, 85% of Bernie supporters have said they will vote for Hillary. In 2008, at this time, less then 60% of Hillary supporters said they would back Obama. Just something to consider.


I think the fear of a disastrous trump presidency has gotten Bernie supporters in line.


Just as an anecdote, I'd consider voting for Rand Paul over Hillary in this election. But there's no way I can bring myself to vote for a dude that thinks and speaks the way trump does.


Bernie's endorsement is nice, but I'm waiting to see if he can actually make Hillary actually care about the working class. The jury is still out on that one...

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