To parlay her name to greater recognition and more influence, she wanted to pull this stunt, but did not have the power to do so. I'm not angry at her. She is a professional politician and she's playing the game with what I said she has. But she played amd lost.

Edit: actually, if she does become as a martyr of the Revolution, she will have won.

It is not the time , nor the place. Now, let's get a democrat elected first ...then we can re-visit .

...she shouldn't have a speaking role at the Democratic convention. It's really very simple.

Her person lost. Period.

I found her hateful

And it seems like she's throwing a fit because she's not getting enough attention.

she would have been up there. Maybe he heard the rumblings of a Nina Turner veep movement.

They found out she was going to say vote for Jill Stein.

not a good person to have at a critical moment like that

Bernie got the same number of nominating speeches as Hillary did.

The nominee is accepting that nom tonight, so it seems a bit out of place.

The full roll call was held, Sec. Clinton got the most votes and Sen. Sanders threw his support to Hillary Clinton. It is over for his campaign - though it is not over for his movement. Unless his more fanatical followers alienate so many potential supporters that they kill it.

Bernie Sanders did not seem to have a problem with Rep. Tulsi Gabbard placing his name into nomination. SANDERS is the one that Turner should have this discussion with. IF he really wanted her to nominate him, I bet it would have happened.

Or is she just wanting some air time?

It was an excellent move.

Spiteful way to cut off your nose.

on many issues and a very passionate advocate for working class people.

Not as long as it fields wholly unqualified candidates like Jill Stein.

She can go speak at the Jill Stein convention.

Our nominee is Hillary Clinton. Those who don't support her shouldn't get so much as the time of day.

Not only that, but she has indirectly called Clinton sociopathic:
https://twitter.com/activist360/status/758657652889096192

and I'm not going to make it easy for them."

You've probably forgotten all about her, because she is totally irrelevant now, and Nina is on the same path.

when asked outright about it and I've yet to see the Sanders people say a peep about it.

I say this as someone who supported Bernie with all my heart. I still support him.

But HE IS NOT THE NOMINEE. His supporters need to grow up and understand that they didn't win this fight.

The diehards totally lost me with their shameful behavior toward Cummings and Lewis.

Not sure where you guys want this to go. The Greens consider the Democratic Party the opposition and behave accordingly. If they wanted to act in coalition, there might be more of an opening, but so far everything that I have seen as public behavior suggests the opposite.

"Responsibility: By participating in the Democratic National Convention, each delegate assumes the responsibility for
doing all within his or her power to assure that voters of his or her state will have the opportunity to cast their election ballots for the Presidential and Vice Presidential nominees selected by the Convention or, should a vacancy arise, pursuant to Article VIII.G. of these rules, and expressly agrees that he or she will not publicly support or
campaign for any candidate for President or Vice President other than the nominees of the Democratic National Convention, or, should a vacancy arise, the nominee(s) selected pursuant to Article VIII.G."

She shouldn't be allowed to speak at the convention. Period.