Bernie Sanders needs to bow out now, but will he?

I can respect a man for his fight and tenacity, by not letting what people say deter him from his mission. Bernie Sanders believes that he still has a fighter’s chance to win the democratic nomination, even though it’s not statistically possible. 

Sanders is now starting to in my opinion embarrass himself, as he’s getting blown out the water by the presumed nominee Hillary Clinton. As just reported, Sanders’ campaign is running low on funds, and he’s making a big mistake by not bowing out.

Many Sanders supporters want to see him go the whole nine innings and not call it quits, as did former republican candidates Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz. First off, Sanders isn’t even a democrat; he’s an independent. 

Listen, Sanders doesn’t have a path to any kind of victory that he’s portraying to his supporters, the media and the super delegates. Hypothetically, let’s just say Sanders does become president; he would be a disaster in my view, but he’ll still be better than Trump. But come on guys, who wouldn’t be better than Trump?

Clinton can only beat herself against Trump in the general election. Out of the three candidates that are left, she is the most qualified and ready to take on the task as Commander in Chief. Yes, Clinton does have her problems, but she would be a damn good president for our country. 

With Sanders still in the race for the democratic nomination, he’s taking away precious time Clinton can have, by strategically finding ways to defeat Trump in November.

We all hope that Sanders comes to his senses, and stop wasting his supporters time and just quit. That doesn’t mean you’re a quitter if you decide to step aside. It will be in the best interest of the party, that you finally realize that Clinton is the better and more qualified opponent. As we would like to say “the people have spoken”. Once Clinton clinches the nomination, then we can focus on the party uniting, and standing behind her, so she can beat Donald Trump.

Trump can play the woman card and go on with his rhetoric all he wants, but that will not win him the presidency. Trump doesn’t understand that Clinton is a bulldog, and isn’t scared of the moment and challenges that she’ll encounter with this cruel man.