Let's do this!!

No momentum?

...but then so are Missouri and possibly Illinois

so I don't think that was it. I do think Dems voted for Kasick in an effort to stop Trump. Very early this morning, my Republican brother who lives in Florida called to tell me Dems were going to vote for Kasick to thwart Trump. He got a phone call from someone who was working for FOX News in Ohio who saw what was going on. However, I assumed it would be Hillary supporters taking this risk because I didn't think Bernie supporters would be willing to do so. I should have thinking about the Independents doing it, but I was just focused on the Dems because of my brother's call.

Sam

they helped clinton beat bernie.

. . . voting a Republican primary ticket so they could vote for Kasich. There was also speculation
that college students on Spring Break might have forgotten to vote an absentee ballot before leaving.

Any state where the Dem vote is decided by major urban areas is a big problem for him, especially with proportional delegate allocation. He's going to win Pennsylvania? How? He just got shellacked in Ohio. He can't carry Philadelphia. You must know that. Maybe he'll make up enough in the rest of the state to offset his losses there, but probably not. Maryland? Come on. New Jersey? Where's Bernie going to win: in north Jersey, where everybody's dad, mom, cousin, or uncle works for one of the evil Big Banks? Trenton? Bernie's going to win Trenton? Oh, California, right? New York? New York City will be the first big city Bernie wins? How does the map favor Bernie? He'll win Washington and Oregon, maybe. Fine, Seattle. Yes, Portland. Some Western states. He'll win Wisconsin, though it will be closer than you think.

But this notion that the map favors Bernie strikes me as very odd. He would have to start actually winning Democratic stronghold cities. he's lost nearly every major city thus far.

...it's actually Sanders who is more reliant on "red" areas, contrary to the popular meme.

And the 2 most important states in terms of the electoral college were won by Clinton. If the Democratic nominee wins *either* Florida or Ohio, it is very likely that she will reach 270+. Most states are a given. There simply aren't very many swing states, and the 2 most important - by far - are FL and OH.

she defended Libya, remember?