Doesn't surprise me at all the Hillary won among Wall Street, people of means and the same status quo which benefits from the current system.
New York City does not represent the vast spectrum of the U.S. or even the vast spectrum of New York State.

Sorry, I know that doesn't fit the Bernie narrative of Hillary as a slave to corporate interests, but a lot of people from all backgrounds, especially in areas that aren't predominantly white, support her in large numbers.

True

but Hillary has won across the economic spectrum, including the very poor throughout this campaign

I really like Bernie, don't see how anyone would like him personally as a man

the political right sees him as very extreme and after their wealth, understandably so

"most" Democrats see Hillary as more of a pragmatist, more central, moderate
and that is what seems to be driving her to thee nomination and White House

I find this perplexing given his involvement with the Civil Rights movement, support from Harry Belafonte, Killer Mike, Spike Lee, etc and his allowing the Black Lives Matters protestors to take over his microphone at one of his rallies.

nor do they seem to care about BLM protesters being allowed to take over this microphone

Bernie’s Failed Revolution
How Sanders fell short of changing the Democratic Party.

New York City does not represent the vast spectrum of the U.S. or even the vast spectrum of New York State.

The race for the Democratic Party nomination should be decided by who gets the most votes, and not who has the most support from party insiders.

That's why we're calling on all the Democratic superdelegates to pledge to back the will of the voters at the Democratic Party convention in Philadelphia.