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Omi-Polari posted:Remember when Berniegoons were saying for months that Sanders was going to close the black vote? Southern Negros are just hardheaded. Northern Negros are going to be different.
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Concerned Citizen posted:I thought Killer Mike would bring it hope! Did people really think he would though? I know I didn't.
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Come the political revolution the people shall march on the streets of Washington! But they can't get the gently caress out of their house to vote in a primary. Losers.
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Concerned Citizen posted:I thought Killer Mike would bring it hope! I'm having flashbacks to freep in 2008 when there were a bunch of people wondering when the PUMAs were going to show up and save us from Obama.
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Omi-Polari posted:Remember when Berniegoons were saying for months that Sanders was going to close the black vote? To be fair, he did make it a lot closer overall, but yeah - anyone who thought he was going to catch up among the black vote was maybe expecting too much.
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Bernie has closed within 50%!
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Narcissus1916 posted:Come the political revolution the people shall march on the streets of Washington! Yes, because blaming voters, and not the poo poo-tier candidate, for their landslide loss is sure to win the next election. drat fool.
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Majorian posted:To be fair, he did make it a lot closer overall, but yeah - anyone who thought he was going to catch up among the black vote was maybe expecting too much. They're saying Hillary won like 83% of the black vote. On what planet is that "a lot closer?"
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Bernie has closed within 50%! Wrap it up Hillary you've played your hand too soon!
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Narcissus1916 posted:Come the political revolution the people shall march on the streets of Washington! Turns out you can't build a revolution on the "Netflix and chill" generation.
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Concerned Citizen posted:They're saying Hillary won like 83% of the black vote. On what planet is that "a lot closer?" Hillary will make a great President of South Carolina!
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Killin_Like_Bronson posted:Hillary will make a great President of South Carolina! She won the white vote today too. And black people do live in other parts of the country too IIRC.
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STAC Goat posted:I mean, I enjoy Killer Mike but did Bernie supporters think he was Jay Z or Beyonce or something? To be fair RTJ is way better than anything Jay has put out in forever
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Concerned Citizen posted:They're saying Hillary won like 83% of the black vote. On what planet is that "a lot closer?" Black youth vote was like 56-44 for Hillary in the first exit poll. That's a lot closer than the 65-25 national two weeks ago.
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My Imaginary GF posted:Yes, because blaming voters, and not the poo poo-tier candidate, for their landslide loss is sure to win the next election. Millenials are a poo poo voting block
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:She won the white vote today too. Yes. South Carolina, who will for sure vote Democrat across the board for representation. Hillary won that.
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Killin_Like_Bronson posted:Yes. South Carolina, who will for sure vote Democrat across the board for representation. Hillary won that.
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Killin_Like_Bronson posted:Yes. South Carolina, who will for sure vote Democrat across the board for representation. Hillary won that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bzWSJG93P8
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Bad Caller posted:Here's to hoping she doesn't pull a Thatcher
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quote:Come on guys! We can do it. I'm not eating for a week! Give $$$ for Sanders. We're only getting started. Lets all be thin and keep Bernie in it to win. Imagine the MSM reaction if Hillary wins and Bernie's moneybomb eclipses her! quote:To folks who are still scratching their butts over what happened, don't be surprised. Gallup polls show that Blacks have a higher turnout and are as conservative as Republicans on issues like homosexuality, SSM, and abortion, things that Bernie is openly passionate about. Most blacks don't follow the news from reliable sources. Many have never even been to reddit. Most blacks I know just listen to whatever their pastor says on sunday and they are bought and paid for by Clinton. So in essencen they are voting for their interests if only for these issues since she is indeed more conservative on them.
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Despera posted:Millenials are a poo poo voting block Youth are a poo poo voting block. Always have been, always will be. That's why you campaign for their parents' vote, not theirs. Sanders doesn't understand national politics; news at 11.
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I don't get it; I wanted Bernie and don't even like Hillary that much, but why are people pretending she's somehow a bad candidate? She's a loving hilariously powerful candidate. It's a real credit to Sanders that he made the impact against her that he did, even if she was clearly holding back so far.
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Tatum Girlparts posted:A hilarious combo of low turnout in some areas and high in usually ignored (spoiler: minority) ones, including record level black early voting numbers. Turns out a long established ground game forged through decades of listening and outreach is actually really powerful... huh. Whilst farting I posted:while that's true, sanders excites the youth vote almost as much as obama did. clinton on the other hand does terribly with the youth vote, so that'll mean a lower turnout in her favor Except he doesn't as seen by the poo poo youth turnout. He excites a certain subsection of youth (and does amazing with them) but their dedication to going to rallies (and given how dedicated they are I presume those people are voting too) does not make up for the fact that when votes are tallied someone with one ultra-enthusiastic supporter gets trounced by someone with five mild supporters.
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Leon Trotsky 2012 posted:To folks who are still scratching their butts over what happened, don't be surprised. Gallup polls show that Blacks have a higher turnout and are as conservative as Republicans on issues like homosexuality, SSM, and abortion, things that Bernie is openly passionate about. Most blacks don't follow the news from reliable sources. Many have never even been to reddit. Most blacks I know just listen to whatever their pastor says on sunday and they are bought and paid for by Clinton. So in essencen they are voting for their interests if only for these issues since she is indeed more conservative on them.
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GrimGypsy posted:I don't get it; I wanted Bernie and don't even like Hillary that much, but why are people pretending she's somehow a bad candidate? She's a loving hilariously powerful candidate. It's a real credit to Sanders that he made the impact against her that he did, even if she was clearly holding back so far. Because they are mentally ill and crave entitlements.
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This isn't saying that 99% of voters thought only Clinton could handle race relations, it's saying that of the 32% who believed that, 99% voted for her—which makes a lot of sense.
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Concerned Citizen posted:They're saying Hillary won like 83% of the black vote. On what planet is that "a lot closer?" i'm talking overall (nationally), not just south carolina.
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GrimGypsy posted:I don't get it; I wanted Bernie and don't even like Hillary that much, but why are people pretending she's somehow a bad candidate? She's a loving hilariously powerful candidate. It's a real credit to Sanders that he made the impact against her that he did, even if she was clearly holding back so far. Freakspotting normal people who have normal, balanced reactions isn't nearly as fun Hop on the ride, it's gonna be a wild night friend  Zoran posted:This isn't saying that 99% of voters thought only Clinton could handle race relations, it's saying that of the 32% who believed that, 99% voted for her—which makes a lot of sense. Even between people who think they're both capable, she's winning by 30 points
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GrimGypsy posted:I don't get it; I wanted Bernie and don't even like Hillary that much, but why are people pretending she's somehow a bad candidate? She's a loving hilariously powerful candidate. It's a real credit to Sanders that he made the impact against her that he did, even if she was clearly holding back so far. I'm in the same boat. Hell I'm still voting for Bernie on Tuesday. But I recognize that as long as Hillary wins in November the progressive movement will get a bit stronger as the years go on. Elizabeth Warren 2024 come on down!
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Zoran posted:This isn't saying that 99% of voters thought only Clinton could handle race relations, it's saying that of the 32% who believed that, 99% voted for her—which makes a lot of sense. Yep, it's confusingly put together. The actual response to that question was: Only Clinton 35%, Only Sanders 9%, Both of them 50%, Neither 4%
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:I'm in the same boat. Hell I'm still voting for Bernie on Tuesday. But I recognize that as long as Hillary wins in November the progressive movement will get a bit stronger as the years go on. Elizabeth Warren 2024 come on down! I don't like Hillary at all but I'm firmly in the camp that electoral success for the more progressive party is a good thing that will help make Bernie's policy goals both more mainstream and more achievable.  e: it won't be Warren though, both because of her age in 2024 and because I just don't think she wants it
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Leon Trotsky 2012 posted:Gallup polls show that Blacks have a higher turnout and are as conservative as Republicans on issues like homosexuality, SSM, and abortion, things that Bernie is openly passionate about. Most blacks don't follow the news from reliable sources. Many have never even been to reddit. hey just incidentally, according to the green papers tracker http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/SC-D bernie is benefiting from the rounding math. he's only rounding down in 3 districts and the 5 he's rounding up are on average twice as far from the number they're rounding to as the 3 districts that are rounding down for what that's worth* *nothing sry
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