Today the media incorrectly announced that Hillary Clinton has clinched the Democratic Presidential Nomination. This is factually inaccurate and is the latest in a blatant attempt to suppress voter turnout in the states voting tomorrow, June 7th. They are basing their announcement on the "polling" of superdelegates which will not officially vote until the DNC convention in Philadelphia at the end of July. It is imperative that we all rally voters in California, New Jersey, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and New Mexico to still vote tomorrow in large numbers. Their votes matter! We cannot allow the establishment and mass media to control this election. If Bernie can perform well in the voting tomorrow it will increase his momentum and strengthen his argument with superdelegates going into the convention in July. Let's not forget this is not 2008, and Hillary Clinton is not Barrack Obama. Hillary Clinton is the candidate with the least excitement among voters, has the lowest favorability rating of any Democratic nominee in the history of polling, and is still in the midst of an ongoing FBI criminal investigation. She is also the candidate that is consistently polling poorer against Donald Trump. To compare 2008 and Obama to this year's election is apples and oranges. Get out the vote! Let's push for successful results tomorrow, and then storm the convention in July!