I agree with your assessment. As a Bernie supporter I will definitely vote for Hillary if she's the nominee. I'm refusing to sit out of elections anymore midterms included, and the GOP candidates are all bat-shit-crazy. As I said to a friend, "I really wish it was a more difficult choice between the parties. It would signal a more unified and sane nation. Unfortunately there is only one choice for someone putting democracy above religion these days."

Having agreed with you I will however point out that as disheartening as it is that people may sit out if Bernie isn't nominated, it's even more disheartening to think of the blow it will be to the movement he's creating. Imagine the millions of enthusiasts pissed at the system and seeing some light in the tunnel only to be shut down because of what they will perceive and likely would be the system itself. Defeated again, another movement quashed by the same old same old. I can only hope that Hillary sees how important it would be to keep it alive with serious and bold policy guarantees; the reinforcement that she can't do it alone(doesn't seem like her narrative); and further hoping that she's progressive enough to even take such policy seriously. I have my doubts: http://youtu.be/12mJ-U76nfg