MSNBC’s Kasie Hunt hints Bernie ready to drop out

[savalez]

MSNBC political correspondent Kasie Hunt suggested on Monday that people close to Bernie Sanders — and even the candidate himself — were bracing for his campaign to be suspended after Tuesday’s Democratic primary.

Reporting from Los Angeles, Hunt revealed that campaign insiders were “more solemn than you would expect” ahead of the final primary contests in six states when Hillary Clinton could earn enough delegates to become the Democratic nominee.

“She is expected to become the presumptive Democratic nominee on Tuesday with all of those states that are voting,” Hunt explained. “The question of course [is] what is Bernie Sanders going to do?”

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/06/msnbcs-kasie-hunt-hints-bernie-ready-to-drop-out-insiders-more-solemn-than-you-would-expect/

Rumor?

[bluestateguy]

1. Can't these damn reporters stop bumping their gums?

I really wish she had not reported that.

Now Sanders will be asked if he plans to drop out soon, he will deny it, and make some fighting statement, and blah, blah, blah.

[savalez]

2. Sounds like the stuff they do.

I like this part though:

Hunt revealed that campaign insiders were “more solemn than you would expect” ahead of the final primary contests

[NurseJackie]

4. That caught my attention too.

[Maru Kitteh]

8. Ha ha! Love the GIF - I know one certain "local press" person I'm saving that for!

Ha ha ha ha ha

Oh that's going to be fun.

[teamster633]

23. Who so ever could that be?

Speaking of which, as to that person who will remain unnamed, is English even her first language?

[Maru Kitteh]

26. No it is not, but that has nothing to do with her being a complete idiot.

I'm absolutely sure she's an complete fucking idiot in every language.

[teamster633]

29. She's certainly fluent in wartime rhetoric.

Last week with all the talk of flak jackets and riot helmets and gas masks you'd have thought she was shipping out to Afghanistan.

[ExtraGriz]

25. omg...just busted a gnut

great gif!!!!!

[msongs]

13. bernie has press conferences every day now to these gum-bumpers. he seems to like them nt

[Walk away]

28. He's not going to like them after Tuesday!

[sarae]

20. So true.

The media loves to incite stuff. We probably wouldn't get 1/10th of the "fights" we do if it weren't for the reporters pulling these tricks.

[puffy socks]

30. I agree, they love pitting us against each other and then profiting off the fights.

That CBS chairman said, “It may not be good for America, but it's damn good for CBS”

[MattP]

3. When you lose you usually drop out unless you're Ron Paul

[BlueCaliDem]

5. CNN is reporting that as well. His body language is telling them that he's pretty much dropping

out mentally now, now that President Obama - according to sources - is ready to endorse Hillary Clinton. When he does, Sanders can't continue with his campaign with any credibility.

So does this mean we won't get to see their tax returns?

[George II]

7. Yes, we won't see their tax returns, but we will see the FEC mandated Personal Financial Disclosure

That's due either this week or next week (if they granted his request for an extension). It includes their income and sources of income and rough estimates of their net worth.

[Maru Kitteh]

9. And who is paying for the Italian vacation.

Wow. Those were heady days, no?

[George II]

10. They have included it in their April FEC expenditure report. I don't think it's going to "fly".....

...but don't be surprised if we see a "gofundme" account set up.

[complain jane]

14. LOL re: Tax returns

[beachbumbob]

6. Accepting ones fate is difficult...even for those driven by ego...

Sanders looked defeated...time to man up and do what is right for our country and our future to end the conservative blight...

[tonyt53]

11. You nailed it!

[BobbyDrake]

12. I don't think it's fair to say that he's suspending his campaign if all the contests are over.

I think it's fair to say that he lost.

[complain jane]

15. +1

[Blue Idaho]

16. Well there is always a chance

Susan Sarandon will attempt a citizens arrest of Sec. Clinton for her use of private emails...

[BobbyDrake]

17. LOL. You know, just the other day, I was thinking that I should offer Bernie some advice...

"Don't accept a ride from Susan Sarandon past the Grand Canyon!"

[SaschaHM]

19. Is it wrong for me to be hoping that this will happen so we can see

Susan Sarandon, someone who is NOT a Naderite Clown, taken down by the Secret Service?

[sarae]

22. I'd PAY to see that.

[sarae]

21. LOLOLOL

Just let her try!

Can someone do a citizen's arrest of Sarandon for sheer stupidity?

[stopbush]

18. Sanders is in for a world of hurt after tomorrow.

The façade will begin to fall away, as the candidate who was treated with kid gloves by the media is suddenly exposed for the debt-ridden, lying fraud he has been this entire campaign.

As bad as the financial reports will be, they won't be nearly as bad as the circus of Sanders insiders who will be rushing to the nearest reporter to put their spin on why the campaign failed. Look for many, many "the fish rots from the head down" stories to emerge, putting the blame squarely on the shoulders of Bernie and Jane, who will be characterized as bull-headed, unable-to-take-advice-from-the-advisors-they're-paying types. It happens every time, as the political handlers seek to insulate themselves from the negative publicity that always attends to a losing campaign, all in an effort to keep themselves viable as political advisors for the next sucker who comes along.

[teamster633]

24. I thought all those pure-of-heart advocates were against revolving door politics.

[LiberalFighter]

27. I think another report was that there were divisions within the campaign.

Some wanting it to continue all the way and others saying it should be over. Over so that they have a future in another campaign.