Clinton or Sanders?

Bernie's Brooklyn mourned Tuesday's New York primary results as Hillary Clinton solidified her lead over the shaggy, endearing ideologue. This may be the beginning of the end for Bernie Sanders, but that doesn't mean Clinton can coast. Far from it.

Sanders recently stressed that if Clinton does become the nominee, she'll have to do a much better job of engaging his supporters -- namely millennials. He's not kidding: Sanders has had an astronomical lead with this demographic, earning more

WHEN Hubert H. Humphrey captured the Democratic presidential nomination in 1968, at a Democratic convention marked by violence on the streets and protests in the hall, antiwar demonstrators backing Eugene McCarthy threatened to spike Chicago’s water system with L.S.D. and enlist a squad of virile men to seduce the wives and daughters of delegates.