538 gave Hillary a 71% chance of winning. The polling average spiked for Hillary at the end 50-46. It's not a big surprise she won.

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/election-2016/primary-forecast/nevada-democratic/

And maybe polling captured them in the end.

Of course he backed the establishment candidate and did what he could in his state for her.

But, Bernie won more delegates than was expected, H lost more than was expected.

It would have been terribly embarrassing for Reid if his own state crushed the establishment candidate.

the 'establishment' candidate would not have looked good for Harry.

Politicians like him have ways of manipulating things to go their way.

That's why I like Bernie so much. He's a much more honest dealer than most politicians.

were afraid to caucus, because they could be easily identified, and voting (the "wrong" way) would have negative repercussions for their jobs.

But that's not going to happen I guess.

Said the ones who wanted to vote for Bernie couldn't because it was a caucus and everyone would know their vote. I lived in Nevada for 9 years and was involved in politics there, and this is exactly how that fucking Reid operates.

Huh?

So much for groundswell.

That's what networking within a party gets you. Hillary hs 40 years of Democratic Party networking. Sanders has none.

And Reid is a fighter.