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for better or worse, it's highly unlikely Bernie could actually win the nomination. The DNC has something like 400 superdelegates that aren't required to vote based on the results of any election. If bern doesn't destroy Hillary all across the nation, then the DNC will still gift her the nomination. Iowa and New Hampshire and Vermont are the only states that were pro-Bernie as of a week ago. Of course, I think that Bernie would be much easier to beat in the general election than Hillary. But on principle I don't even want bern to be an option. Hillary is bad enough, but at least people know that she's just another political lifer who's been running for president pretty much ever since Bill was impeached.

If Bernie does win the nomination, what are the odds that he dies of a stroke or a heart attack and the whole DNC becomes one long "weekend at Bernie's" so that they can attempt to win the election and get Hillary in there as Bernie's VP.

Donald Trump is probably going to win in Iowa. Almost certainly going to win in New Hampshire, and after that the bandwagon will be in full swing as they head to the southern states.

He's probably going to win the nomination and I don't even know if he actually believes a single thing that he's saying.

In a few months though I'll have no choice but to put all my support behind a man that I have no faith in. Like the man says "Do we have a country, or do we not?" If the democrats win we may not even have a country anymore.

Once upon a time democracy was a good thing. Back then only the property owners were allowed to vote...