Clinton, on the other hand, is steadily losing support. Something to do with getting to know the candidates.

that her numbers have been tanking and Bernie's keep on rising.

The delegate count is even and he can still win this.

Obama lost two states in a row--NH and NV--and he prevailed.

No reason that Bernie can't as well.

but otherwise I agree: Sanders will win, and he should. Clinton is a nighmare at the top of the ticket. It would be 2014 all over again, only this time the White House would be lost too. She is unelectable.

And the best part is Hillary blew some 90% or better of her bankroll on the first two states to shut Bernie out early.

We're tied.

It was supposed to be over Feb 10th.

We're tied and just getting started. It's going to be fun watching super delegates switch sides mid April.

Hillary was the expected winner there, so it was more about how close it would be, kinda like NH was for Hillary.

Hillary loves those republican strongholds

republicans aren't voting in the Democratic primary, Democrats are.

I'll be happy to teach you what you don't know if you'd like me to.

Lets start with the swing states.

The cycle, what are the swing states?

As to "swing states"

Teach!

Go forth & learn!

Maybe I'll give another lesson tomorrow.

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Hi -- I literally registered on this site just so I could tell you how hilarious it is that the guy you're arguing with doesn't realize you're making fun of him.

sometimes they think a little


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Some of those states have open primaries, like Arkansas, where someone who has voted straight Republican their whole life, could still vote in the Democratic primary if they wanted to.

Just one primary to a customer, though.

That Bernie has a chance to swing. Yes, I'm saying this point blank. I believe Bernie can win Kansas in the GE and Hillary can't. This is the one time when I will say "No you can't".

Texas has almost three times the number of delegates as Iowa and New Hampshire combined. Good luck with ignoring Texas

Great food - #5 on a new list - many good people --

My vote in the general election was always meaningless - that is what your vote is

Sad truth

There are a ton of good Democrats in Texas working to turn our state blue and a Clinton/Castro ticket vs. Trump or Carnival Cruz could help move the process along. California used to be a reddish state until Pete Wilson ran against the Hispanic population with a platform that sounds like Trump's proposals

to next Saturday

then on to Super Tues

It's just another reason caucuses suck.

...and the existence of superdelegates is successfully concealing the tie that Sanders has won so far.

The race can still go either way, but if the public are kept unaware, the myth of inevitability will win.

Yes. Bernie leads the popular vote based on the results of a single primary.

Whoop-de-fuckin'-do.

And I say that as a Bernie supporter who finds this kind of crapola tiresome and pointless.

...Hillary loses 5 votes.

Just sayin.

You guys were notorious for this mocking and bullying in the run up to Iowa. Then, when Iowa was a tie and you were handily beat in NH, we didn't see ROFL guy as much.

Now, that Hillary has won another state, you're into the mocking again.

Some of you just love kicking people that you feel are down. So attractive.

....this ONE STATE tally has been posted so many times I fell asleep.

Good luck with the math http://www.salon.com/2016/02/22/bernie_youre_done_following_nevada_loss_pundits_rush_to_write_sanders_campaign_obits/

Wall Street.. you have the support of the corrupt establishment politicians.. the same politicians who were kind enough to redistribute all our wealth the top few percent of our society.. you have the support of the lobbyist who fight to keep the status quo.. Your campaign is nothing to be proud of... you may win the battle but you may destroy the Democratic Party in the mean time..


We will fight you all the way to the Convention

It's 51 del to 51 del ... good luck

looking mighty grim



[King Arthur has just cut the Black Knight's last leg off]
Black Knight: All right, we'll call it a draw.
King Arthur: [Preparing to leave] Come, Patsy.
[King Arthur and Patsy ride off]
Black Knight: [calling after King Arthur] Oh, oh, I see! Running away, eh? You yellow bastards! Come back here and take what's coming to you! I'll bite your legs off!

I think he has some good ideas. He's honest. But a leader - no. I see Hillary far more so.

I also have no problem with incremental progress. Throwing for the end-zone on every play gets one nowhere.

Finally - I see her as far more electable. She has been tried and branded for decades. I admired the way she handled herself with Gowdy. She did not buckle. I know the polls show something else with regard to electability - but I just don't buy it.

The math here is amusing

THe pledged delegates are pledged. They count as of now.

for some.

...and then it's all over but the crying.

unAmerican, corrupt "super" delegates in your pocket.. seems like a right wing trick

Nothing new, except to neophyte Bernie supporters who just started paying attention to politics in the past 6 months.

support a corrupt, illegitimate, unAmerican election process.... that is embarrassing to our Country and our Party.. Democracy is being subverted..time for serious people

Given the scandal right now with them and the DNC letting some corporate people be Superdelegates.