And the delegate count will be even, or close to it. If he can't rack up a margin in Mass, where can he?

in a week or so.

He will win Maine on March 6 as well.

Hillary's forces ought to be framing the question as "can Bernie win outside of New England?"

It seems like things are swinging back in Hillary's direction. I expect things will start to coalesce after S. Carolina. She needs to really run up the totals there though, which I think she'll do.

I think Hillary still won Massachusetts. This isn't a knock on the Kennedys. Endorsements just don't matter much anymore.

In SC, on the GOP side Rubio had the popular Senator and Govenor endorse him and he still lost.


Endorsements just don't mean what they use to.

weight for Hillary and not just endorsements from the Black Caucus but they will be actually going out and knocking on doors and making calls for her. Same with 170 African American Women leaders next week

Rubio ran for president in 2008?

The Clyburn and the CBC endorsement probably does carry weight. I guess it is a case by case basis.


The Rubio comment referred to 2016 not 2008.

If we lose and keep it close, we can just call it a virtual tie anyway

It definitely seemed that there were more Bernie ads.

As soon as the primary was over, no more ads until last week. And last week was Bernie ads only, have not seen any Hillary ads. The number of ads by Bernie are definitely much less (probably 50% less) than what was run in NH.

Hillary did win the last primary against Obama - 55-38 and that was after both Kennedy and Kerry endorsed Obama.

I'm pretty sure it's Trump on the R side, I just am not sure on the D side.

The meltdown in GDP would be epic.

... doing triage.

... but they most likely won't vote in the primary (they almost never do). So subtract two BS voters.