How am I going to spin that?

... I'm kind of enjoying this particular error.

calling in favors no doubt.

Sanders voted in the Michigan primary... Which I don't think he did
and it would be only one vote.

Any exit polls coming out of Michigan?

Nate Silver on MI ossible Biggest Polling Error in History

I said earlier today that I had an intuition Sanders could beat his polling in Michigan tonight, but I didn’t expect things to be quite so close. If Sanders winds up winning in Michigan, in fact, it will count as among the greatest polling errors in primary history. Clinton led by 21.3 percentage points in our final Michigan polling average. Previously, the candidate with the largest lead to lose a state in our database of well-polled primaries and caucuses was Walter Mondale, who led in New Hampshire by 17.1 percentage points but lost to Gary Hart in 1984.

Bernie is attracting a lot of people who either haven't voted for years, are first time voters or Indies who don't normally vote dem.

But he's still got a damn impressive batting average.

And the fact that he's already said that the polling estimate was off, shows a lot of character. More so than those denigrating him for getting one wrong for example.