Clinton Press Secretary to Sanders: Don’t Be a Ralph Nader

FALLON: "He didn’t want to be a Ralph Nader. He didn’t want to be a spoiler. If he didn’t win the Democratic nomination, he didn’t want to spoil the chances for the Democrats to retain the White House. I’m afraid that if the attacks and the style of yesterday’s baseless accusation continue, that that’s exactly what he’ll be doing. And this has been an extraordinary effort that the Sanders campaign has embarked upon. It brought so many people into the process. But yesterday, the tone of attacks while suggesting that if the Democratic Party doesn't seem fit to nominate Bernie Sanders, that is not a party worth supporting. That’s poisonous rhetoric."