When will Hillary Clinton give up her candidacy ?

You're so obsessed with this alledged sanctification of Bernie Sanders that you see it everywhere, even in Porshe's posts...
who has been on your side of the Bernie-Hillary battle for WEEKS!

If by your wild hyperbole you mean that Bernie's supporters tend to ideakize him, you may be right.

Just like we idealized Obama.

This is a natural, very human phenomenon that does not detract from the actual, "objective" worth of the candidate.
8 years later, Obama still seems to me as the right choice, even if he wasn't as great as I'd hoped...

Some politicians, like some artists, can develop an enthusiastic fan base. This is a fact of life.
You may disagree with the fan's "fanatism" but it's not a bad thing to be a fan of someone. Don't sweet it.

Just for the record, I believe Obama has done an excellent job as our President.

By all means, keep on obsessing about Bernie's sainthood or lack thereof. It's actually quite interesting from a clinical standpoint to see how envy and spite can so completly overtake a human being...

WASHINGTON — American airstrikes have killed 25,000 Islamic State fighters in Iraq and Syria and incinerated millions of dollars plundered by the militants, according to Pentagon officials.

Iraqi and Kurdish forces have taken back 40 percent of the militant group’s land in Iraq, the officials say, and forces backed by the West have seized a sizable amount of territory in Syria that had been controlled by the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.

But the battlefield successes enjoyed by Western-backed forces in the Islamic State’s heartland have done little to stop the expansion of the militants to Europe, North Africa and Afghanistan. The attacks this year in Brussels, Istanbul and other cities only reinforced the sense of a terrorist group on the march, and among American officials and military experts, there is renewed caution in predicting progress in a fight that they say is likely to go on for years.

“Even as we advance our efforts to defeat Daesh on the front lines,” Deputy Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken told a congressional committee on Tuesday, using another name for the Islamic State, “we know that to be fully effective, we must work to prevent the spread of violent extremism in the first place — to stop the recruitment, radicalization and mobilization of people, especially young people, to engage in terrorist activities.”

Instead of engaging a pseudo-state in the Middle East whose fighters have proved susceptible to American airpower, the United States and its European allies must now also engage in a far more complex struggle against homegrown militants who need relatively few resources to sow bloodshed in the West.

Bernie Sanders has cut into Hillary Clinton’s lead among likely Democratic voters in New York, a new poll released Wednesday found, but the former secretary of state is still beating her progressive rival by double digits.

Clinton led Sanders 52%-42% in the latest Siena Research Institute poll, suggesting that the Vermont senator has made little progress among Empire State Democrats since the group’s last poll in March, which showed him trailing the former secretary of state 55%-34%.