And it is about to pop.

Nationwide H is losing. On DU H is losing, but there be much foaming from the H camp here, making it seem bigger than is is.

look at the trends in this election since the first votes were cast. Bernie was 40 points down and now is about tied in NY!

The bubble out there is burst. All that's left on DU is foam. DU now, the nation in a few weeks.

and pledged delegate totals? By that time she'll be up around three million votes and a couple hundred delegates, but none of that matters because "revolution"?

You're a very silly person.

DNC. If you think that they'll switch their votes away from the highest vote getter and life long Democrat to an Independent that just called them corrupt, then I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you......LOL

It is corrupt that some of the Supers declared, before even the first vote was cast, that they would be voting for H. Those declarations were anti-democratic and a big finger to the people.

That means we have to make them really feel the Bern.

good to see you agree they are corrupted.

You answer your own question.

Looks like we need the whole party, everyone.

but the prospect of President Trump or President Cruz will concentrate folks' minds wonderfully.

The number is much higher.

This stat is meaningless in a closed primary.

Many registered as Democrats six months ago in order to do so.

Y'all really don't get how this works do you?

Good news.. I think.

That 18% will not vote for Bernie? Elections are won or lost on a much narrower margin. Maybe I do not understand. Having that problem a lot lately!

They're the Bernie voters who won't vote for Hillary.

I imagine that most people will not even remember much of what happened during the primary, because the general will consume their thinking.

because of Clinton's history in New York and it maybe less likely to consider the financial capital of the world to be Sodom and Gomorrah. What state in the union has a greater history of fostering International trade for example

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Hasn't it been the other way around almost everywhere else?

when you actually look at the math.

Independents who wanted to vote in this primary could register as a Democrat six months ago and did so.

We already know that few independents vote for Clinton.

It is all about the independent vote. Clinton can't win without them. And even if all 13% polled here are remaining Democrats, she is still very far gone. The Democratic Party can not afford for around 15% to not vote for a GE nominee and also lose the leftist independent vote which she does hands down.

This looks far worse on paper. The only reason Clinton supporters are touting it is to look superior. See, we will still vote for Sanders because he has a D after his name and y'all want. Nothing more.

That metric is called "depth of support", and it's always been worse for Sanders than Clinton. I think a lot of people forget how ideologically diverse our party actually is nationwide.