If you want real change ... policy as well as procedural ... that isn't going to happen coming from a president. Sanders will not have much influence at all when it comes to steering Congress towards the passing of any of his more liberal philosophies. And most of his supporters don't understand this. While it's great to stick to your beliefs and support him/her who most aligns with that, good, go for it. But there are pragmatic issues at stake, too. For one, I worry about his defeat in the general election due to his far left approach ... an approach I mostly agree with, btw. All any Republican candidate has to do is hammer away at 'Socialist! Socialist! Socialist!' and the vast majority of centric-party unaffiliated voters will either not vote at all or will vote for the Republican. You can have your ideals, but electing a Republican president with the Congress that we have, that is likely going to go unchanged much, is a very dangerous and scary proposition for me. Very scary. Did I say very? I meant VERY! I wish the majority of the Sanders crowd would put their voices and energy into the Congressional campaigns out there; Senate, too. That might bring about some of the change they want.