if the shoe was on the other foot and it was Hillary failing to concede? Never mind graciously congratulating her party's winner, or even acknowledging its historical aspect. I guess he thinks he still has a chance. It's sad, really. I was on the fence for much of the primary cycle because of the principles behind some of Bernie's ideas. But I saw a bullying aspect to his campaign, and I got the impression that there was no willingness to compromise on anything. The last few days have confirmed my instincts. In addition, it's been a long time since I've seen a Democratic spokesperson as unlikable as Nina Turner. Passionate loyalty is one thing, but she is enraged (and has been since well before this latest round of voting.) But you know, it's all so unfair....
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