The OP is saying that Kentucky, Indiana, and Oregon together may bring Bernie 100 delegates closer to Hillary. And Puerto Rico will also likely be in Bernie's camp.

not be fooled by HRC many bullshits. So consider what you are admonishing to read.

And, apparently, optional in Camp Weathervane.

go back to sleep in another position.

Sid

You were one of the few Princess Weathervane acolytes left off my Ignore list, but your race-baiting propaganda has reached a new low.

Bye, Felicia...

Because there are more black people in Kentucky than in states that he wins.

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Think about the implications of that for a minute.

And Lexington is a college town. She might do well around Frankford, though.

Kentucky!

That small number of POC is still too big for him to claim victory according to my demographic model.

Frankly, I think that is hilarious.

Who posted sensible intelligent posts that have been really interesting and informative. Please don't tell me you've now fallen into gutter posting too.

I'm back to my usual ways.

Anti-progressive, low information puppets are of no interest to me.

Then they divide KY' s 55 delegates. No gain for either. Every state allocates delegates proportionally to the election or caucus results. You did know that, right?

As the RCP link nicely shows.

Okay then.

There has been zero actual polling on Kentucky since June of last year.

Your first poll from wherever isn't a real poll. The last real poll was last June (Which would be PPP).

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I LOVE it. I do think he will do well here.

would always go fishing in Kentucky! Ya'll are awesome down there

Sanders would have to win 75% in each state to reach your goal. That is not likely.

In addition, Clinton will be adding to her lead in Penn, Maryland and the other states voting next week

Check demographics of how Hillary won in 2008 in Kentucky and you will have your answer.

What's the gun ownership rate in Kentucky as an example.

Look to the demographics.

Or is KY no important enough for them to make "voter mistakes" like in NY,IL,MA etc?

Louisville will dominate the primary, which will be beneficial to Clinton. If anything I expect it to go narrowly to Clinton.

Hillary is running as if this is Obama's third term, that's why I expect Bernie to win almost all of the West that's left.

At least for the most part. What will be left is Democrats in Louisville who voted heavily for Obama.

They rejected Obama by a huge margin in 08 and they re elected Mitch.

I want it for us and Bernie. And, that's the thing about that guy. Not only does he excite the youth vote and the progressives, we actually care about him personally. I want him to get great numbers and be happy.

I'm in the boonies of Western KY, and sorry to say, don't think they'll be much voting going on around here at all.

BUT, Louisville, Lexington, and Bowling Green are all college towns, and have the majority of voters. I could see us going Bernie.

It's in the Deep South.

voted for Bernie two weeks ago.

~200 delegates for the 3 states. For him to gain 100 over HRC, he will get 150 to her 50? So... win all three 75% to 25%? More than the margin he won NH by, more than he won any other state except his home state by (and he only won his home state by a little more than those numbers)?

I have an alternate, but more pleasible theory for how Sanders can pick up 100 delegates.

Hillary will summon Godzilla who will raze the city. Bernie will transform into Mothra and beat Godzilla back to the ocean. The voters will be so enamored by Bernie that they will vote for him as their lord and savior.

According to 538, Kentucky only slightly favors Sanders, and what's more, it's a closed primary. I think that indicates a reasonable chance of a Clinton voctory.

I think Sander will win in Indiana. probably
by about 15 points, but that's just a gut feeling.... i live here.

oregeon will go for Bernie too, obviously.

But to net 100 delegates, he would have to win by margins of 75-25. That's fantasy in primary states, two of which are closed.

excuses about how those states don't matter?

I don't remember Kentucky being partial to socialists.

works than you at the helm. This is amusing how utterly improbable this is. You are suggesting that Sanders will win each of these states at almost the rate he won Vermont.

Of course you somehow neglect to mention that Sanders will be substantially further behind after next Tuesday's contests where he is expected to lose at least the 3 largest states and at best pull to an effective draw in the other 2.

As for Puerto Rico voting for Sanders, por favor, no me hagas reir.

Not going to happen.