[BBMW]

Denial isn't a river in Egypt.

Originally Posted by EA

Florida is full of old people, they're the group that doesn't have to actually live through her presidency, so they don't care. They're senile, and think Bill did a great job shipping all the jobs to China, and banging interns.

By the time Cali votes, Sanders will be in the lead.

[EA]

We'll see.

[Merrily Gather]

I just learned about Kasich today, or at least I saw his name mentioned and wondered who is this guy. Cruz wants to end net neutrality and Rubio said he wants to control women. Trump says the most frightening things in outrageous ways but the other GOP candidates aren't that far off from what he's saying. They just say it in more modest ways. See President Obama getting candid about the 2016 GOP candidates, LINK.

And John Oliver's show made quick work of Trump in a funny episode.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnpO_RTSNmQ

As for Clinton and Sanders we'll have to wait and see how it goes. It's not over yet. It's a race and the race is still on.



By June this could also happen between Clinton and Sanders.





This came today. Bill Clinton’s Secretary of Labor Puts Endorsement Behind Sanders

and

Martin O'Malley accuses DNC of 'rigging' primary process in Clinton's favour

Let's see: Rigged the process, plugged her 2008 campaign manager in as the DNC Chair, took HEAVY donations from Too Big To Fail Banks, Monsanto and media conglomerates which in turn is blacking out mainstream media coverage of Sanders. Then the bozo move of illegally campaigning in Boston through her husband and blocking polls which in turn now has two petitions with over 100,000 signatures calling for a former President's arrest, and the video EA posted on the red t-shirts switched from blue to look like the Nurses For Bernie in order to confuse people during the Nevada caucus. Sheesh, "Fighting for Us," I get that this isn't her first rodeo but if this is how her campaign is being run imagine her Presidency.

This is Bernie Sanders in Lansing, Michigan on March 2. It's what corporate media Clinton donors Time Warner/CNN Comcast/MSNBC don't show people.



Sanders political platform is getting exposure through the internet and his message has recently been adopted by Clinton's campaign speeches. Sanders noticed it and some of the comedians in the media have noticed it.

See the Comedy Central segment: "It's been Bernie Sanders who set the agenda."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2oVLgBCVFU

So either way Sanders wins in a way and he says as much. See his speech, "What No Other Candidate For President Will Tell You". In the earlier video I linked with Noam Chompsky he says that for a true political revolution to take place and create change it needs to be sustainable and consecutive. Not just jumped on the bandwagon every election cycle when people are getting caught up in it, but Sanders has succeeded in getting the message out there. Chomsky just wishes it would not only catch on but stick afterwards and have the staying power for real changes. One President isn't going to be able to do it all alone. It will take a movement.

[EA]

Clinton campaign lying about crowd sizes - claim 5000, barely 1000 showed up.

[beachhead]

Originally Posted by EA

Clinton campaign lying about crowd sizes - claim 5000, barely 1000 showed up.

Oh no...hillary lie? Say it isn't so....LOL!!

[BBMW]

Illinois Polls - a bit old, but Clinton ahead by 19 points

RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - Illinois Democratic Presidential Primary

NC Clinton ahead by 10-15 points depending on pollster

RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - North Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary

OH Clinton ahead by 15.

RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - North Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary


Now, don't get me wrong. I despise the Hildabeast (and I have no use for Sanders either.) But after a shaky start, it looks like Clinton is getting things well in hand on the Dems side of the nominating season, and will just keep walking away from Sanders.

[EA]

Sanders just won 2 of the 3 states with 67.7% and 55.6% of the vote in Kansas and Nebraska.

Hillary got 76.1% of the vote in swampland.

[lvoc]

Originally Posted by EA

Sanders just won 2 of the 3 states with 67.7% and 55.6% of the vote in Kansas and Nebraska.

Hillary got 76.1% of the vote in swampland.

So given the vote is representative of the population Clinton got 55% of the vote?

[Merrily Gather]

[lvoc]

Don't let the numbers get to out of whack...Hilary got 55% of the votes cast.