@microbiology

After reading the article you linked on HuffPost which is great by the way, it seems like the article puts a bit too much faith on Hillary's email issue getting worse. It seems like Hillary's email issue is way overblown (than what might come out in the end) mostly by GOP partisans, Fox News, and of course by conservative talk radio. Probably, Clinton being beholden to special interests throwing big dollars at her fundraiser events is much worse than any outcome from her damn emails.

What seems more apparent by now is that there is a generational divide among Democrats where Bernie takes unbelievably high share of youth vote (roughly 35 and younger) while Clinton takes the lion share of older voters (about 40 and older).

Bernie's supporters might feel somewhat dejected if he does not win the nomination but not all is doom and gloom because the most of America is already in the process of becoming more like Bernie's core group of supporters. This demographics has only begun to participate in electoral process and it will only grow as time passes just because of its sheer number. It is obvious that they will elect people who share their world view as they become dominant voting group among all voting groups.

In essence, America will look more like Bernie's core group of supporters than those of Clinton or Trump.