Bernie Sanders has vowed to take his fight to the Democratic Convention, saying he has no plans to endorse Hillary Clinton when the nomination is still up for grabs. Contrary to false media reports that suggests Sanders cannot contest the Democratic convention, Hillary Clinton has less than 2,383 pledged delegates, meaning that Sanders does have a chance to contest the convention and win the nomination. Huffingtonpost.com reports: Thus, Bernie Sanders has recently confirmed his desire to continue, as stated by Time: Bernie Sanders Vows to Continue ‘Political Revolution’ in New York But that did not stop the Vermont Senator from defiantly promising to continue the political revolution in a town hall on Thursday, giving a glimpse into his possible future role in the Democratic Party in which he campaigns for progressive candidates across the country. Speaking with the cadence and conviction of a viable candidate in midtown Manhattan, Sanders again did not concede the nomination…and did not endorse his opponent. Here’s the video of Bernie’s address from last week and there’s also no concession; only a reassurance to millions that his campaign is alive and well. Therefore, progressive media and pundits should refrain from their gleeful calls to end Bernie’s campaign. [...]
