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what the gently caress, trumpstaffel after all that crap about his unstoppability, he takes second to the human slime mold?
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EugeneJ posted:0.9% There's no god drat, loving, mother loving, poo poo, loving god drat loving way that Bernie wins.
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crowoutofcontext posted:Remember when Obama won and he literally called for revolution? obama didnt come close to losing popular vote either time lol what a loser.
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Joementum posted:His supporters did not caucus. Can we say that? Turnout so far at 80% reporting looks like 150,000+ It looks more like Cruz's organization, ground game, and data were all legit and he has outperformed his polling big time. Can he do the same in NH or SC with huge trumps leads, in primary states and not caucuses, with nothing close to his Iowa organization?
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QuoProQuid posted:Does Trump doing poorly tonight get his supporters to get off their laurels and vote in future primaries, or will Iowa completely deflate his support in favor of more well-organized campaigners, like Cruz? Not the former, but maybe also not the latter. The next week is gonna be fun because Everyone Hates Ted.
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Emanuel Collective posted:She's running her second straight awful campaign By what metric are you judging this
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ONE PERCENT! #feelthebern
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fknlo posted:Source your quotes um, the truth?????????????
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Captain Magic posted:Isn't the logic of a statistical tie looking good for Bernie that he'll be taken that much more seriously and his message would get spread that much farther in the time between the next primary caucus/election? no, sorry, that can't happen because... uh... Bros or something
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Logikv9 posted:If Bernie can't win Iowa, he's hosed and this is exactly why. Why are nh and Iowa first hmmm.
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blue squares posted:was the pause so I wouldthink "penis"? It was more "babbling talking head" but you're welcome to interpret it in the funnier way!
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Pick posted:Why are all you jerks harshing on Hillary? Hillary is going to be an awesome president. a lot of gip dislikes her since if anyone in there did the same thing with classified info it would be their rear end in a sling
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axeil posted:Becauae Iowa determines if candidates meet the minimal threshold for being viable. MOM, santorum, huckabee, fiorina and Carson are not. I'm kind of surprised he didn't stick it out until NH. Surely he would do better there and if he's already put in the effort to campaign and get a ground game together.
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Joementum posted:His supporters did not caucus. Wow shockingly the supporters of the literal carnival barker didn't show up. I am so so surprised. Enjoying the trump and bernout tears tonight.
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You almost wonder if MOM would have dropped out before tonight if his supporters would have jumped in with Bernie gently caress you, MOM
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boosted_c5 im holding you personally responsible for this revolting development. if youd worn your hat like a big boy, maybe the political butterfly effect would have prevented this shameful display
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1%! with Iowa City still out
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Joementum posted:Extremely. congratulations Chromatic posted:I thought Trump was polling extremely high in Iowa and winning there seemed like an inevitability. votes happened! now we get to compare polling to real voting! this is the first time that more than nothing has happened yet! it's so fun. now the data are somewhat less masturbatory and somewhat more relevant
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Captain Magic posted:Isn't the logic of a statistical tie looking good for Bernie that he'll be taken that much more seriously and his message would get spread that much farther in the time between the next primary caucus/election? Helps that he's gonna stomp face in New Hampshire too. Honestly, anyone who thinks that people in New Hampshire will change their votes or not show up because Bernie lost to Hillary by less than a percent in Iowa is really daring to dream.
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a cop posted:There's no god drat, loving, mother loving, poo poo, loving god drat loving way that Bernie wins.   yessss
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rubio's still gaining on trump oh my god
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I've read that table five times and it seems to be missing someone... ... but who could it be! Edit: I'm too drunk to read!
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It seems like out of all the people who were supporting longshots in the polls (Bush, Huckabee, Fiorina, etc), roughly half of them looked around when they walked in, saw no other supporters, and decided to vote for Cruz or Rubio. Trump is nobody's 2nd choice, so he doesn't benefit from this change of heart
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Pakled posted:How many Republicans will suspend their campaign in the next 24 hours 2 Christie drops after NH
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Emanuel Collective posted:It'll be very interesting to see D&D next week when Sanders wins New Hampshire by 20 points why? it will be surprising to noone who is following the polls.
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a cop posted:There's no god drat, loving, mother loving, poo poo, loving god drat loving way that Bernie wins. ain't over yet 
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a cop posted:There's no god drat, loving, mother loving, poo poo, loving god drat loving way that Bernie wins. 
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I think its done for the GOP. Trump #2
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EugeneJ posted:You almost wonder if MOM would have dropped out before tonight if his supporters would have jumped in with Bernie Surely 1% of the vote wouldn't have made a diff-oh. In all seriousness, though, I suspect most O'Malley supports would have gone to Clinton.
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A win for Hillary is a win for Hillary, but a 49% showing for Bernie is a lot better than I think anyone expected him to do. I don't know how many people even knew who he was three months ago.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Carson's in fourth with 9.4% though??? Aw gently caress i thought he was in like 9th.
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