I understand that's a difficult concept for some.

They have difficulty with the truth.

He would have been great though.

We were really in a win/win this primary

A rare individual indeed, who keeps his word.

because he supports Hillary

It's part of his stump.

There is very little enthusiasm for her from his people.

He got thunderous applause and support in the first part of his speech. When he started speaking positively about Hillary, that completely changed.

There is not a lot of enthusiasm to get behind his support for Hillary.

But you definitely can hear some boos when he says good things about Hillary.

Listen to the speech. There is a tepid reaction to his comments in support of Hillary. A mix of boos and mild applause.

Are you not watching it on tv?

There was applause and there was booing.

I do think Bernie gave a great speech.

It's his stump speech with an endorsement. I'm happy with it.

her. He couldn't have done a better job making the case to his supporters.

Sadly

... the most disgruntled of his supporters.

The structure of his remarks are really forcing them to boo Trump and cheer Hillary.

There are still some rowdy losers there but they are nothing.

... and he's ensuring that the disgruntled can't just cheer or boo randomly. He's mixing things up.

It reminds me of how Bill Clinton set up the GOP during the various state of the union speeches he gave. He'd deliver a line that made them cheer, and then quickly say something that would dare them to boo puppies or apple pie.

And they'd be stuck with no idea whether to boo or cheer. I think I hear that happening here. They might be looking for a chance to boo Hillary, but he's not really giving them a chance to do it.

Like just now Sanders mentioned reigning in the drug companies, a Democratic Party Plank for over a decade but some idiots booed.

How the fuck do you handle morons like that.

He's laying it all out there...especially with the Supreme Court!

It looks like he made the turn, REALLY had to put a thread through a needle.

This could have been a disaster, and its not over yet ... but he's doing very very well.

To boo Hillary while he speaks, you'd end up booing the sick, the poor, the disabled.

into reasons to support Hillary!

I think Hillary's big supporters ought to be pleased.


I'm A-OK with it, if I need to say so.

He's doing a great job.

He's the anti-Cruz!

He is doing exactly as I expected. He just came out more strongly for Clinton than half of the Clinton backers that spoke earlier.

As a veteran, I have strongly supported Bernie (as he has, through his entire political career, supported us). Tonight he gave even his strongest supporters many reasons to support Clinton through the election.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Senator Sanders! You are a true mensch.

Yes, far left and yes, revolutionary but he's a senator and has worked within the establishment forever. Unlike his inexperienced but idealistic followers he's got life experience and street smarts of a certain kind.

I like that. But time to use it in the way it can be used and not in the way it can't.

There does not seem to be a lot of enthusiasm for doing so.

But people get emotional, and I suppose that's understandable. Some of his supporters got emotional and invested to the point that they were deluded into thinking he might not do it. Some of HRC's supporters got emotional and invested to the point that they were deluded into thinking he might not do it. Campaigns are emotional and draining, and I suppose that's understandable. But here we have a unifying and galvanizing event in the great lineup of speeches tonight.

On to hard work! On to victory!

Something like 90% I think, by most polling.

I don't know why some people are surprised or if they didn't understand how primaries work, but I think any Sanders holdouts who don't cross over before November are going to be as fringe and irrelevant as 2008's PUMA crowd.