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Hahaha! I KNEW you would support the poster of that map. Absurd! He won Nebraska by 15 points. The end.
You deny that there were votes cast and counted yesterday?
I don't even care about this particular thread because it's irrelevant, nominations are not awarded by the number of states. But I do care about reality and it is a reality that a democratic primary took place even if no delegates were awarded.
It would be completely uninteresting but for the fact that it just proves that Bernie wins caucuses when he wouldn't win primaries - this is the most direct evidence there could possibly be for that. So that whole claim that Hillary's only leading in votes because so many western states had caucuses is debunked. There's nothing but wishful thinking on which to base the assumption that Bernie would have gotten the same victories if all of those states had held primaries instead.
We all know the rules & Super Delegates will make Hillary the winner no matter what the voters want. The point is that 1/2 the states in the United States will have voted against her in the Democrat party.
I don't think there has ever been such a weak candidate coronated by the DNC as nominee for President.
What the people want?
Barack Obama won only 47% of the popular vote in 2008 (to Hillary's 48%), losing major Blue Wall states like CA, NY, NJ, PA, and MI in the process. He only wrapped up the nomination in June 2008, three months AFTER John McCain secured the GOP nomination. Using your horrendous logic, he was a weaker candidate than Hillary.
Considering that Hillary is up three million votes on Bernie, the voters want her to be the nominee. You really need to come to terms with this, and the drubbing Trump will be receiving in 6 months. Make life easier for yourself.
Well Kentucky is up in the air. Her comments made about coal will probably cause her to lose Kentucky. He'll blow Oregon out taking almost every delegate like Washington. Will probably take 75% of delegates in South Dakota, Montana, and North Dakota.
New Mexico I feel can sway to whover wins California.
D.C. will go to Hillary probably.
Now California is a tough call. The rules have changed so much with voting that I fear Independents won't change over to Democrat by the deadline to vote be NY all over again.
However, if Sanders independent supporters change over in time will be a blow out in favor of Sanders k.o. Hillary and giving him the nomination.
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the point is that pledged delegates are awarded by population, not number of states. Its more akin to the electoral college and there for, Clinton having won the larger states has a delegate lead, and the number of states won have nothing to do with who wins the primary.
He'll blow Oregon out taking almost every delegate like Washington.
yeah, because an open caucus in Washington is exactly the same as a closed primary in Oregon.
I think Oregon will be close, I'm sure a whole lot closer than the one poll we have there so far which puts Hillary ahead by 15 points. Maybe even a Bernie win.
However, if Sanders independent supporters change over in time will be a blow out in favor of Sanders k.o. Hillary and giving him the nomination.
Doubtful. California has the nation's largest number of Latinos who are eligible to vote. California also has a large number of blacks. Two populations that are favorable to Hillary. A "blowout" favoring Sanders is extremely unlikely.
You deny that there were votes cast and counted yesterday?
Completely meaningless primary of course, there is zero reason for Sanders supporters to vote but not surprising seeing you support blatantly lying about who won the state. Your partisan attitude is hilarious.
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