Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Bernie Sanders response to losing on Big Tuesday [View all]MineralMan
(148,120 posts)Here's what happened in Texas when the people decided with their votes:
Joe Biden
111 34.5% 716,030
Bernie Sanders
102 30% 622,360
Of course it is your right to vote in the primary election in your state. Yes, Bernie can stay in until the convention, if he chooses to do so, as well. Whether that makes any sense is another issue.
The people in Michigan and Mississippi also had the right to vote in their primaries. Joe Biden won in those states, as he has in many others already, and as he will in future primaries in other states.
The people are exercising their right to vote, and the results are pretty clear. A majority of them want Joe Biden to be the Democratic nominee. Biden is winning. Bernie is not.
So, sure, he can stay in as long as he wants, but it will be the people in 50 states who decide who the nominee will be. Candidates don't get to dictate who the winner is. The people do.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden