Bernie has stated the conditions Hillary must meet for him to endorse her. This is both amusing and a bit frightening. It's amusing because, hey Bernie, she won, not you. The loser doesn't usually get to dictate terms to the winner. It's frightening because it's illustrative of the Leftist mind set. They are always right no matter what the popular vote may show. This type of ideological rigidity is very dangerous as history has shown.

The positive aspect of this is how Sanders is making demands of Queen Hillary and there really isn't anything she can do about it. First Obama, now this guy. Can't an obviously anointed one catch a break?

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Bernie Sanders says he is hesitating over endorsing Hillary Clinton as she avoids issues he holds dear.

"I haven't heard her say the things I think need to be said," he said on "CBS This Morning."

Sanders then articulated how Clinton could win his backing after their battle over the Democratic presidential nomination.

"I want her to say, among other things, we have a crisis in higher education," he said. "Public universities and colleges should be tuition-free. Raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour.

"I believe that healthcare should be a right of all people. I would love for her to say that and move forward aggressively to make that happen."

Sanders said he remains unsure if and when he could endorse Clinton's presidential bid.

"We're talking," the Independent Vermont senator said. "I can't give you that answer. It's not just me," he said referring to his supporters.

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http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/s...ocid=spartandhp

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"I believe that healthcare should be a right of all people.

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Every time I hear some Marxist say this it sets my teeth on edge. If I could ever find one that had an IQ over 2 and could spout something other than talking points, I would ask them two questions:

1. Where it the "right" to healthcare in the Constitution? (oh wait, they hate the Constitution. Never mind)

2. If someone indeed has a "right" to healthcare, that right REQUIRES another to PROVIDE it. Is that not the classic definition of slavery?

What other right requires something from someone else? Free speech applies to an individual, but does not require anyone else to listen. A free press does not force anyone to buy. Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures affects no one but the individual.

So when these Marxists finally realize their healthcare utopia with single payer, will all doctors, nurses and healthcare providers become government serfs? Or - more likely - will everyone have "access" to healthcare (i.e. healthcare waiting lists, where they wait months and years to see an actual provider?)