How that viability thing looking for her...?

A primary will be much closer.

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They were primaries... Or do they not count?

Just sayin

anywhere close to 78-22.

Did you read the post I was responding to? He was predicting 78-22, like the margins in the western caucus states.

I agree he is likely to win Wisconsin, but I am thinking it will be more like 53-47.

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Is that how it works? Funny math in Hillary World

Consider Bernie's delegate deficit as a credit card balance.

If he keeps making minimum payments each month, he will never pay off the deficit. At the moment, the minimum payment is 58% which keeps him from falling behind.

He has to make more than the minimum to make a dent in the deficit. If he doesn't, his next payment to stay afloat increases.

Also, the minimum has to be paid in hard currency of $, £, € etc. (high delegate states.) Making it in Russian Rubles or Mexican Pesos doesn't do much good (low delegate states like Alaska, Utah, Idaho etc.)

You must of missed the salesman part of course in that study of garnering votes.

Here is wider concept you might want to ponder considering you might be trying to build something

Have you ever tried to build anything with crooked walls and corners that don't match?

Mostly it turns out horribly, and when you try to sell it, nobody really wants it anyway

People good ideas sell you stuff

Comeback Kid Redux and get all the press.

If Bernie doesn't win comfortably in the open primary in Wisconsin, the closed New York primary is likely to be tough.

I am hoping that Bernie pulls 60% or higher in Wisconsin tomorrow.

Due to how Dems allocate delegates.

Which I'm expecting tomorrow, and and continue through June.

People like Bernie's message, Clinton's not so much.

They don't know who is going to win close states better than we do.