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Logikv9 posted:the narrative will be "the fact bernie is so close means that he is winning" until SC. people said that about 2008 too dailykos had their own gop dinosaur to gleefully celebrate their permanent demise they were so proud
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that progressive / liberal voters are finally showing up and finally doing something. it's just that in tyool 2016, there aren't enough of them to get bernie into office. if enough of them maintain their political stances into adulthood (remember many of these liberal / progressive voters are basically kids, who can change their mind more freely than your average old person) then we can see real changes at some point.
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Mystery Goomba posted:I was referring to the differences between the (sparse) polling being done in NV prior to the latest batch of polls this month -- Clinton had a +23 lead in December. CNN had her at +1 just two days ago. That's a lot of movement! I'm not so certain those numbers are going to be reflected on caucus night, though. If they are, then egg on my face It's nice to be right for once, but I wouldn't call this a huge win for Hillary. It's pretty clear she has big problems she needs to work on with younger voters. That's my super hot take of the day.
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Nanomashoes posted:According to /pol/, the casino bosses (jews) rigged this for hillary. Thoughts? If only the democrats fought the republicans as hard as they fought Bernie
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Dr.Zeppelin posted:people said that about 2008 too And now a person who runs as a socialist is being a huge presence in this election, so it seems like the same sentiment is there, just without someone as eloquent or personable as Obama out there
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Logikv9 posted:the narrative will be "the fact bernie is so close means that he is winning" until SC. I think this is most likely the case
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calling it now: reddit conspiracy will involve red-shirtgate / aceghazi / the jews?
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The Glumslinger posted:So is MSNBC because they were just saying the same thing on air, and talking about how the caucus makes people less likely to vote out of line I mean, you cant claim to be serious about democracy if you're making people vote for a candidate while their bosses are watching them.
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wow rude posted:Wouldn't the Jews rig things for the Jew? He's non-practicing. Obviously he got cucked by the elite and now stands red pilled for the goyim something something shoah something.
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Logikv9 posted:calling it now: reddit conspiracy will involve red-shirtgate / aceghazi / the jews? But Bernie is Jewish? Or did the communist jews split from the capitalist jews and never sent me a memo?
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paid Hollywood elite making stuff up? maybe? doesn't matter if real or not, it has the impact of a real thing. gotta get them Latino voters to Hillary, who better than a Latino actress?
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NV caucus trip report: I caucused at an elementary school like a block away from my house (in a middle-class, ethnically mixed area in the southeast part of Las Vegas). Turnout was huge - we didn't finish processing the line of people until 12:30 (we stopped letting people get in line at 12). Each classroom was a precinct site, but a number of them were literally too full so people had to stand out in the hallways. I somehow wound up serving as a volunteer for the site (directing traffic, valet parking, trying to convince the disability advocate that I had no power to do anything about the dick who parked in front of the wheelchair cut-out) and as the precinct secretary for my room (essentially writing down numbers on a big poster). My particular room was split about 60% for Clinton (almost entirely old white ladies, a few old white men and old black ladies, and one young Latino-looking guy) and 40% for Sanders (about half old white people, half young people of various ethnicities). The whole process took about two and a half hours. One and a half of those hours was getting people checked in and registered to vote; 45 minutes was reading letters aloud from people like Harry Reid and the campaigns; and about 45 minutes was spent on the actual process of dividing up into groups and counting them. And now I am done, and am going to eat a grilled cheese from In-N-Out.
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Logikv9 posted:calling it now: reddit conspiracy will involve red-shirtgate / aceghazi / the jews? why would the jews be pulling for hillary, and not a fellow jew?
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I congratulate Hillary Clinton for winning in Nevada. I look forward to beating her in the general.
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TheRat posted:I mean, you cant claim to be serious about democracy if you're making people vote for a candidate while their bosses are watching them. Why do we even still have loving caucuses anyways?
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Slaughterhouse-Ive posted:So Nevada is good opening act and all but aren't the exit polls from the headliner supposed to drop around now? 7PM, I believe.
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Donald Trump posted:I congratulate Hillary Clinton for winning in Nevada. I look forward to beating her in the general. are you two going to kang and kodos this election, and instead of debate just make out on stage?
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The Glumslinger posted:But Bernie is Jewish? Or did the communist jews split from the capitalist jews and never sent me a memo? Pick posted:why would the jews be pulling for hillary, and not a fellow jew? Nanomashoes posted:He's non-practicing. Obviously he got cucked by the elite and now stands red pilled for the goyim something something shoah something. he's a JINO 
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Pick posted:why would the jews be pulling for hillary, and not a fellow jew? More money in her, obviously. Get your neo nazi ideology straight, money trumps everything for a jew.
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Logikv9 posted:if enough of them maintain their political stances into adulthood Bwahahahahahahaha
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I forgot that the problem with these primary/caucus threads is all the leakage from the Hillary/Bernie Slapfight Hellthreads.
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oh man I can finally upgrade my cat avatar! gotta find a good pic. i think im at tiger baby with tiger mom now.
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The Glumslinger posted:I hung out some friends last night who I hadn't seen in a while, and I was just trying to yank the chain of a guy who is a "liberaltarian" about whether he was voting for Trump or Sanders. I had forgotten that he was gonna take that and in it turn a half-hour long argument about minutiae, so I quickly left to hang out with people at the other side of the table while he argued with someone over whether Obama had the obligation to tell the FBI to not try to get the San Bernadino phone decrypted or whatever else they argued about Redditors occasionally leave the internet and go out into the world. They should be shunned there as they should be shunned anywhere else. Although for real if I go out with people and they start saying knowing things about 'opportunity' and how 'certain schools' have really gone down hill I will engage in half hour plus long harangues about why they are so dumb. Got a $300 donation for some after school stuff from a guy out of it once though.
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Mokelumne Trekka posted:paid Hollywood elite making stuff up? maybe? doesn't matter if real or not, it has the impact of a real thing. gotta get them Latino voters to Hillary, who better than a Latino actress? I have no doubt that somewhere some rear end in a top hat white dudes got racist. If you want to deflect it just say they were Young Republicans caucusing for Bernie to gently caress with stuff.
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538 posted:By my math, Hillary Clinton is on track to win between 18 and 20 of Nevada’s 35 pledged delegates, and Bernie Sanders is on track to win between 15 and 17. That’s not good news for Sanders, who needed roughly 19 Nevada delegates to be “on track” for the nomination, according to the Cook Political Report scorecard.
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~here's a thought~ bernie would get stonewalled by congress, since even in a democratic wave election practically all the new congresspeople would be well to his right, and the almost-inevitable anti-incumbent midterm election would make the second half of his term even worse you could say the same for hillary, but socialism/leftism/progressivism/whateverism would have a bigger image problem under that scenario than under the scenario where hillary does exactly the same thing
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Korelle posted:Bwahahahahahahaha Before you make posts you should try to know vaguely what you're talking about. Most research says that people's political identities firms up early and stays similar through-out their entire life. The only noticable change in any studies done is actually people tend to move more towards the left. The whole "Liberals when young, FYGM republicans when old" is a total myth.
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According to S4P he's actually winning because they're currently tied in delegates  Well, that's what the ones that aren't freaking out or going all  anyway.
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fsif posted:I'm genuinely curious about what you think their similarities are. You can call me naive or an idiot or whatever, but I legitimately have no idea what you're talking about and earnestly want to know. I'll vote for Trump over Clinton in the general because Trump isn't bought. It's a huge part of the appeal between Trump and Sanders is that neither of them are favored by money establishment. The overlap isn't so much in policy but in general populism. To people who feel like the system is rigged against them both Trump and Sanders appear to be on the same side; if that's your single issue. Trump is also promising a giant make work project in my state in the poorest area; hopefully pumping some stimulus in to the poor minority areas and my vote doesn't matter anyway so I feel sorry for all the liberals in battleground states that feel obligated to vote for Clinton.
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Korelle posted:Bwahahahahahahaha http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2014/07/09/the-politics-of-american-generations-how-age-affects-attitudes-and-voting-behavior/ quote:On an individual level, of course, many people’s political views evolve over the course of their lives. But academic research indicates not only that generations have distinct political identities, but that most people’s basic outlooks and orientations are set fairly early on in life. As one famous longitudinal study of Bennington College women put it, “through late childhood and early adolescence, attitudes are relatively malleable…with the potential for dramatic change possible in late adolescence or early adulthood. [B]ut greater stability sets in at some early point, and attitudes tend to be increasingly persistent as people age.”
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oystertoadfish posted:~here's a thought~ Being a Clinton is a worse image problem than being a socialist to some republicans.
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75% support a ban on Muslims entering the US. https://twitter.com/shushwalshe/status/701169045937127424
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Bashez posted:I'll vote for Trump over Clinton in the general because Trump isn't bought. It's a huge part of the appeal between Trump and Sanders is that neither of them are favored by money establishment. The overlap isn't so much in policy but in general populism. To people who feel like the system is rigged against them both Trump and Sanders appear to be on the same side; if that's your single issue. Trump isn't bought, becuase he has spent the last 30 years being the guy who buys people. I don't see why that is an advantage, to have a guy who directly benefits from this poo poo, rather just being back by those people?
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STAC Goat posted:I have no doubt that somewhere some rear end in a top hat white dudes got racist. False Flag!
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