In a hypothetical 3 way race with Bernie, Hillary and Trump, the winner will be Bernie. In a four way race with another Republican joining in, Bernie will trounce everyone else.

...so that makes them equal.

I thought the point of democracy was buy out the vote? Or was it get out the vote? I can never remember correctly.

I have a feeling this might be the beginning of the end for that crap too. I bet the people demand direct elections.

Just give her a second and she will buy a few...actually I thick Change the Record was posting and tweeting a fake one.

... in 5 years

period.
ever.

This is all about establishment politics, both parties rather have the others establishment candidate win the nomination then have a non establishment candidate head the party.

Take all that together and you come away with pretty clear evidence that over the course of the Democratic primary young voters have become more attached to progressive politics and the Democratic party. One read of this is that the primary process itself - as divisive as it has sometimes seemed - has deepened young voters' identification with the Democratic party.

She would need access to voters outside the Democratic party, and there she falls completely flat. Registered independents don't want her, and disgruntled GOP voters (other than the rich) despise her. Hell, she doesn't even have a super majority of registered Democrats. She's an absolute loser in the GE.

In addition, Marshall points out that pre-nomination polls are virtually meaningless.
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Clinton's national favorability is completely upside-down. She is an anchor in the GE.

them anymore by nominating a Conservative politician and will sit this election out.

The only way she'll win is with help from Conservative Republicans who don't like Trump and feel Hillary is more Conservative.