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Goetta posted:His Super Tuesday actions are based on him losing the black vote 80-20 this isnt multidimensional chess yeah the problem is that if he just loses the black vote 80-20 and the hispanic vote by between 10 and 15 points he probably just outright loses the nomination. Soooooo
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Haha she's already basically saying it's over. I love you Hilldog
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It'll be interesting to see whether Hillary's reverse Southern strategy can beat Bernie's coalition of non-black people for the Democratic nomination.
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Epic High Five posted:Lol how does one run up the score in a primary? In one sense, sure. Still looks quite bad that Sanders isn't even making a token effort to try to be President of black america, instead focusing on becoming President of white america only.
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My Imaginary GF posted:Guess Sanders shouldn't have voted for that 1994 crime bill which led to the disenfranchisement of millions of african americans across the south, now should he. Actually, it seems like he would have been better off trying to be more aggressive in disenfranchising African-Americans.
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Man its weird when you realize you're privileged enough to weather a Trump presidency since he shows no signs of going against women's reproductive rights and you're white so even if he went sincere on his race baiting policies you'd be largely unaffected. That and my job can't be outsourced.
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Feb 28, 2016 01:48
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Feb 28, 2016 01:49
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Bernie was within 10-/+ points of voters blacks under 30. There was just so very few of them. Very.
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Mitt Romney posted:MSNBC just asked if Clinton made a mistake running up the score in SC. This is great news... for Hillary!
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Just imagine how frustrating the last month has been for Hillary, knowing the whole time this was going to happen.
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Now TYT are MST3King Hillary's speech. They, really, really, really don't like Hillary.
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Leon Trotsky 2012 posted:Actually, it seems like he would have been better off trying to be more aggressive in disenfranchising African-Americans. It's a difficult balancing act. Disenfranchise too many, and you lose for lack of black votes. Disenfranchise too few, and you lose for lack of white and black votes. What can ya do?
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Goetta posted:His Super Tuesday actions are based on him losing the black vote 80-20 this isnt multidimensional chess He's not going to stave off his delegate bleeding in the south by winning CO or MN by 5 more points. Its a huge mistake in my opinion.
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Leon Trotsky 2012 posted:The live results thread on /r/sandersforpresident is having an ongoing discussion about Hillary winning the over 65 black vote by 96%. I forget who on twitter but she said it the best. When you are black and the republicans are trying to take away your right to vote and poisoning your neighborhood the banks aren't the biggest threat when your Hispanic and the republicans are want to deport 12 million of you the banks aren't the biggest threat. That and they don't have banks in minority area's. As a White guy I never have to worry about them trying to make it where I can't vote, etc,etc.
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Killin_Like_Bronson posted:Bernie was within 10-/+ points of voters blacks under 30. There was just so very few of them. Very. It's a good sign for the future but oof not a good sign for him now
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Killin_Like_Bronson posted:Bernie was within 10-/+ points of voters blacks under 30. There was just so very few of them. Very. Ask yourself: Why?
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triple sulk posted:Haha she's already basically saying it's over. I love you Hilldog "I want to congratulate Senator Sanders for running a great race. And tomorrow this campaign goes national,"
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Joementum posted:Just imagine how frustrating the last month has been for Hillary, knowing the whole time this was going to happen. I think this actually kind of a big deal as you alluded too earlier. It wasn't a for sure thing that there was going to be a continuation of the Obama coalition. It is a very good thing both for HRC and the dems in general that things have gone like this I think.
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Mitt Romney posted:He's not going to stave off his delegate bleeding in the south by winning CO or MN by 5 more points. Its a huge mistake in my opinion. He's also not going to win Georgia, no matter how many ads he runs.
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GrimGypsy posted:Hillary is going to curbstomp Trump so bad I have some bad news
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GrimGypsy posted:Hillary is going to curbstomp Trump so bad She's doing awful with millenials.
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Reddit is going to need to hire some self-harm reduction therapists for /r/SandersForPresident on Tuesday.
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Joementum posted:He's also not going to win Georgia, no matter how many ads he runs. On one hand, I think it doesn't matter if he wins. Just if he can tip another delegate or two. On the other hand, I also think the race is basically over.
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Bad Caller posted:She's doing awful with millenials. Which are a known bastion of republican support, that also actually turns out to vote
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zen death robot posted:What about the hashtag everyone was talking abotu the other day, I thought that was gonna doom her it broke the internet
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Feb 28, 2016 01:52
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I'm genuinely curious how people think Bernie supporters are going to react when he endorses Clinton wholeheartedly if she wins the nomination - which he almost certainly will. Do they just embrace cognitive dissonance and assume he's putting up a front, or do they follow his lead?
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Concerned Citizen posted:On one hand, I think it doesn't matter if he wins. Just if he can tip another delegate or two. It was over a year ago when she cleared the field.
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Bad Caller posted:She's doing awful with millenials. and if millennials voted in sufficient numbers to matter sanders would get the nom
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Feb 28, 2016 01:53
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Good news. Another exit poll wave has come in. The previous wave was mistaken. Hillary won the black vote 87-13.
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My Imaginary GF posted:Ask yourself: Why? Due to the demographics of Democratic voters in the state, obviously. Why the question?
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Feb 28, 2016 01:54
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Reminder that black people are only 12% of the US population, and most are in red states still. She needs a solid Latino vote and youth vote turnout, the later seeming unlikely.
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Schnorkles posted:I think this actually kind of a big deal as you alluded too earlier. It wasn't a for sure thing that there was going to be a continuation of the Obama coalition. It is a very good thing both for HRC and the dems in general that things have gone like this I think. This is legitimately a gamechanger. It was always conventional wisdom that she was gonna do well but she just shattered the Obama coalition high points and that does not bode well for Sanders or her Republican opponent. You think this is a blowout? Wait until it's her vs a dude who says 'the blacks' like that's a good thing and talks about Mexicans as if they're an invasive plant.
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https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/703744673534369793 🔥
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Is there any logical explanation for how Trump might not lose by 10+ points to Hillary in the general because this "Only Sanders can beat Trump" narrative makes no sense.
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I like Bernie. He's my primary choice and I've done work for him, as little as that matters in Indiana with our late primary and awfulness of the state. I don't want the ride to end though I always felt like his chances outside of really white states was shaky  I'm happy to vote for Hillary though!
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Winkie01 posted:I forget who on twitter but she said it the best. When you are black and the republicans are trying to take away your right to vote and poisoning your neighborhood the banks aren't the biggest threat when your Hispanic and the republicans are want to deport 12 million of you the banks aren't the biggest threat. That and they don't have banks in minority area's. It really is surprising how hard this is to grasp for some people. This is a failure primarily of white, straight male liberal thoughts and their thoughts on "identity politics" (and others who can say things like "Well, I won't be affected THAT much"). That poo poo DOES matter. It doesn't mean you have to give up that other stuff but when you kind of shrug it off and say "But the economy..." it sounds the same way it does in personal conversations when someone's telling you about something that's hurting or bothering them and you minimize it.
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Killin_Like_Bronson posted:Bernie was within 10-/+ points of voters blacks under 30. There was just so very few of them. Very. You telling me people under 30 don't vote? Bad Caller posted:She's doing awful with millenials. Oh dear
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Note that Hillary has been talking for ten minutes now about Wall Street corruption and the need to prosecute it.
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Bad Caller posted:She's doing awful with millenials. That'll definitely be more important than the female vote, black vote, hispanic vote, latino vote, muslim vote, LGBT vote, catholic vote...
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