When will Sanders (or Hillary) will likely drop out?

[windjammer]

I'm curious.

[Joe Biden is your president. Deal with it.]

Sanders said he's in this until the end but I expect him to drop out and endorse Hillary around the end of March.

[SillyAmerican]

Sanders - mid to late March
Clinton - once the FBI indictment is served up

[IceSpear]

Sanders - mid to late March
Clinton - once the FBI indictment is served up

Yeah, that FBI indictment is coming around the corner any day now...don't give up, it'll be here any minute...

[Gass3268]

Once he gets 25% of the total delegates. If he does that he can have some say over what goes on at the convention and the platform.

[Xing]

Sanders will probably drop out in mid-late March. Clinton will drop out on January 20th, 2025, by which point 35% of Atlasians will have renounced their citizenship.

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June

[indysaff]

June

[ElectionsGuy]

He'll probably go all the way. I would be surprised if dropped out as early as March. As an Independent in the Senate running as a Democratic contender for president, he clearly wants to make a statement and shift the direction of the party, much like Ron Paul. He will almost certainly have more success than Ron Paul however.

[Frodo]

He won't drop out -he'll lose all hope of winning the nomination by early March, but like his GOP counterpart Ron Paul he'll keep plowing ahead to the Democratic National Convention, accumulating delegates, and trying to put himself (and his followers) into a position to change the course of the Democratic Party for the long term.  

[TarHeelDem]

Sanders will probably drop out in mid-late March. Clinton will drop out on January 20th, 2025, by which point 35% of Atlasians will have renounced their citizenship.

This.

[Lief 🗽]

I would hope he does the honorable and realistic thing and drops out on 3/2, rather than carrying on this negative and divisive vanity campaign of his any further.

[DrScholl]

Sanders won't drop out. Him and his supporters will make a huge scene at the convention, one worthy of Academy Awards.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

I think his fundraising is going to dry up, that'll force his hand.

[Clarko95 📚💰📈]

He won't drop out -he'll lose all hope of winning the nomination by early March, but like his GOP counterpart Ron Paul he'll keep plowing ahead to the Democratic National Convention, accumulating delegates, and trying to put himself (and his followers) into a position to change the course of the Democratic Party for the long term.  

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