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But of course it's completely irrelevant because they are operating on different number systems. Republicans have a total of 2472 and Democrats have 4765. It's not apples to oranges, it's apples to, I don't know, staplers or something!
Exactly.. a Democrat can have 100% of their own delegates, and still lose the election.
Really not sure what the point of comparing the two are at all...
hahaha, I though it was because of their high taxes.
Should Hillary be "sharing" those delegates among the losers in the name of fairness?
Why? Those are proletariat delegates. The Party is the protector of dissident voters who might find themselves temporarily lost. She's clearly a Hero of the People, and to Working Families.
She in no way has that many yet. If she does it's fraud and the game is rigged.
I thought that it was a given that the game is rigged.
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Originally Posted by emm74
Republicans have 595 up for grabs tonight, Dems have over 1000. So even if Trump runs the table and gets literally 100% of them, he'd have fewer than Hillary is almost certain to end up with even if it's a 50/50 finish in every state with Bernie.
But of course it's completely irrelevant because they are operating on different number systems. Republicans have a total of 2472 and Democrats have 4765. It's not apples to oranges, it's apples to, I don't know, staplers or something!
Exactly. It really helps to have a clue what is going on.
She in no way has that many yet. If she does it's fraud and the game is rigged.
There's already fraud with shenanigans going on in Texas--people voting for Trump are seeing their votes appear for Rubio.
That didn't take long.
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