New York Times: “Revolutions rarely end quietly. It was a lesson that Mr. Sanders seemed to absorb on live national television, with his face betraying surprise and his wagging finger pleading for peace, while his backers shouted over him at a Center City rally on Monday afternoon. ‘We want Bernie!’ they screamed, when he explained his endorsement of Mrs. Clinton.”
“Mr. Sanders appealed for unity, mentioning Mrs. Clinton’s name 15 times in his speech late Monday, and declaring that ‘Hillary Clinton must become the next president of the United States.'”
“But his most loyal supporters were hungry for more combat.”
Politico: “Even Bernie wasn’t Bernie enough to tame Bernie’s revolution.”


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