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With the exception of WV and VT where Sanders is leading by large marine and MA and WI being close, Hillary is leading almost everywhere else and leading by HUGE margins in many big states (not limited to the south).
Poor guy didn't have a chance, he just didn't know it... was a good foil for hillary.
Though I'm sure the people on CD that are hoping for free stuff will be disappointed
He DID have a good chance when Iowa and NH were relevant... he was rising in national and state polls at that time. Surely people had a good chance to know and understand him.
But after Nevada, his poll numbers begin to falter, and Hillary began to gain momentum and the poll numbers are returning back to November 2015.
Nah-I predict Bernie to win Massachusetts, Vermont, Minnesota, Colorado and Oklahoma tomorrow.
Hillary will win Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Tennessee and Arkansas.
Hillary also has Virginia.
Ok I agree Sanders will win VT for sure and likely CO.
But no polls have shown Sanders leading in OK or MN. Polls up to date, even if old, still show Hillary leading.
Nah-I predict Bernie to win Massachusetts, Vermont, Minnesota, Colorado and Oklahoma tomorrow.
Hillary will win Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Tennessee and Arkansas.
Even if you are correct, delegates get awarded proportionally. Hillary wins in states with a bigger total delegate count so even if they were split 50/50, he continues to fall behind.
Plus I think your predictions are overly optimistic anyway.
Ok I agree Sanders will win VT for sure and likely CO.
But no polls have shown Sanders leading in OK or MN. Polls up to date, even if old, still show Hillary leading.
Even if you are correct, delegates get awarded proportionally. Hillary wins in states with a bigger total delegate count so even if they were split 50/50, he continues to fall behind.
Plus I think your predictions are overly optimistic anyway.
I understand that, and of course I am optimistic. Aren't you?
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