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I agree, if Dems really want to beat Trump then Bernie is tge way to go.
I'd actually be fine with Bernie or Hilary, and think either would be Dumpf in the general. I know it looks like Bernie has a better chance, and he might, but Dumpf has so much baggage, has contradicted himself and lied so many times (on video), and so many prominent Republicans have derided him that I just don't see him winning in the general. I hope I'm not being a cockeyed optimist.
Bernie Sanders cannot even win the largest state in New England, Massachusetts.
Massachusetts voters are 86% white!
Which goes to show that the corporate media narrative is wrong. Its not a skin color thing. Just as so much else is wrong with what we get from the corporate media. People are paying to get lied to.
Massive wins for Bernie in Colorado and Minnesota. Shows how strong he is among independent voters.
Massive wins in two sparsely populated states? Do you understand the definition of 'massive'? That sounds like the antonym of massive, as in minor, token wins.
Massive wins in two sparsely populated states? Do you understand the definition of 'massive'? That sounds like the antonym of massive, as in minor, token wins.
They are big because some crazy polling had Hillary way up in Minnesota and Colorado. Clinton wins the Confederacy hands down, but Sanders is the strongest general election candidate because he is doing so well among independents, young people and the white working class. Look at polls, it shows time and time again that Bernie performs better than Hillary against the GOP candidates.
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