that we Guamanians perpetuated the indecision so nearly perfectly. Wouldn't want to have spoiled the fun by actually coming down firmly on one side or the other.
he actually isn't "hugely" ahead. yes he's ahead, and yes, he's going to win unless a comet hits or something. But hyperbole does nothing to further the conversation
"Hugely" would be like McCain's numbers vs Ron Paul's.
8. Because it is proportional and not winner take all he does have a huge lead in
pledged delegates. With Clinton winning a net 12 delegates in PA she would need 12 more PA victories to catch up and as we all know there are fewer and smaller primaries coming up, many which she is not expected to win.
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