Getting back to reality, does anyone think that Mr Sanders has a larger voter base in the whole of the US than Mrs Clinton?
That's just amongst the ordinary voters, not taking into account the actions of the political machine should Mr Sanders be eventually elected as President.

Is it more important that one or other Party is ELECTED, than a movement for change in government is instigated? People need to be educated about what socialism really means, those who fought the system in the thirties and marched to oppose colour prejudice in the sixties have been forgotten. The children of the sixties lived through a financial boom, soft and complacent, now they are satisfied with gender non issues, while the edifice of capitalism is crumbling around them.....and they don't have a clue what to put in its place.

Just look at this thread, name calling instead of discussion, vile remarks demeaning all women......don't you know that Party politics is a sham? A game in which we always lose.