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If it keeps up like this she is going to win by 50%, 3:1. That makes it clear that Bernie has no traction among blacks and therefore no chance to win the nomination. Time to go home.
If it keeps up like this she is going to win by 50%, 3:1. That makes it clear that Bernie has no traction among blacks and therefore no chance to win the nomination. Time to go home.
On the other hand, the black demographic is not important in a general election as 95% vote democrat, unlike Bernie's strong groups which are anyone under 40 and the white working class and independents. These are the important groups in a general election.
Real tough night for Bernie if anything close to the current margin holds. This was expected to be a big win for Clinton, but the margin as it stands now blows out of the water the expectations. The expectation game is certainly big for momentum. Momentum is certainly on Clinton's side even more so now, Bernie will likely need to win at least 5 of the Super Tuesday states, and needs some significant margins in more than just his home state.
Expect Bernie to drop out in the next few weeks. If not sooner.
Up to date polls averages for all states that will vote on or before March 15th:
Alabama - Clinton +19.5
American Samoa - insufficient data
Arkansas - Clinton +24.3
Colorado - Sanders +6.0
Georgia - Clinton +36.3
Massachusetts - Sanders +0.6
Minnesota - insufficient data
Oklahoma - Clinton +2.6
Tennessee - Clinton +23.0
Texas - Clinton +26.3
Vermont - Sanders +75.0
Virginia - Clinton +19.5
Louisiana - Clinton +31.0
Kansas - Clinton +10.0
Nebraska - insufficient data
Maine - Sanders +15.0
Mississippi - Clinton +34.0
Michigan - Clinton +16.3
Florida - Clinton +26.3
Illinois - Clinton +25.3
Missouri - insufficient data
North Carolina - Clinton +13.9
Ohio - Clinton +13.3
On the other hand, the black demographic is not important in a general election as 95% vote democrat, unlike Bernie's strong groups which are anyone under 40 and the white working class and independents. These are the important groups in a general election.
She ought to be celebrating her victory with an extra serving of jailhouse chili.
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