Note to fanatic Hillary supporters..........she is no longer "inevitable".

[Lincoln Republican]

Hillary has been thrashed in the primaries, to a large extent, by Bernie.

Recent polling has shown Donald is running neck and neck with Hillary in key states.

The Democratic primary is becoming very ugly and divisive, witness Nevada.

Bernie is nowhere near dropping out, and is inciting his supporters with false hopes, witness his Tuesday night speech after Oregon to supporters in California.

The Bernie insurgency could cause chaos at Democratic convention.

Donald is running as the outsider, the anti-establishment candidate, and the mood of the country is swinging toward outsiders and away from the establishment.  Hillary is purely establishment.

Contrary to pontificating by Hillary supporters for the past year that she is "inevitable", no, she is not "inevitable".

I am no fan of Donald, but these are, and will continue to be, tough times for Hillary.

So it is time for all the "Hillary is inevitable" crowd to step down from their high horse.

[Lincoln Republican]

I love some of these replies, sarcastic and humorous at the same time.

Gotta love it.

To be clear, I have not said here that Hillary would not win the election.

I have simply stated she is no longer "inevitable".

But I have to say that Hillary is "inevitable" for the Democratic nomination, but not for the general election.

[Lincoln Republican]

Not really sure how winning the primaries easily by double digits is getting "thrashed" but okay...

Well,  when you consider that Bernie started off with, what, 6% support when he announced his candidacy?

He has now won, I believe, 20 primaries and caucuses, in fact, upsetting Hillary in places where she should have won.

A very impressive showing for an insurgent, at the time not well funded, campaign, squaring off against the Democratic establishment, and against the establishment candidate, who has been campaigning for President for the past 8 years, and has had tremendous financial resources to draw on for the campaign.

Not a bad showing for a 72 year old  some time Independent some time Democrat socialist, who is likely to win some more states before this primary is over.