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Sheng-ji Yang posted:sanders winning minn, colorado, ok, and vermont keeps it somewhat competitive, and most of the upcoming states are friendlier territory for bernie. Not really. Most states heading up to March 15, including the big ones, are friendly to Hillary. Bernie's MN, CO, and OK wins are just not enough to match the truly massive margins Hillary has racked up in the south, giving her a delegate lead that is just obscenely mathematically unlikely to be beaten.
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Lol Rubio getting shut out across the board
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Boston is responsible for Tom Brady and Clinton taking MA. Coincidence? I think not. Sever Boston.
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Prorat posted:MSNBC sucking Trumps D on his press conference tonight That proves he has crossover appeal with liberals.
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https://twitter.com/nicktjacob/status/704875899229904896 That spin.
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CNN straight-up calling out Rubio as being in denial
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I'm just not sure what the endgame is for Hillary supporters trying to persuade Sanders supporters that it's over. I don't think it's a burning desire to be statistically/technically correct that makes people support the outsider, I don't believe any of us are gonna go 'o yea' and vote Hillary just to say "I voted for the winner!"
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Jake Tapper asks point blank if Rubio is "in a state of denial". Rubio bites his lip, "No, Jake", and repeats "we're in the winner-take-all phase now" a few times.
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MrAristocrates posted:CNN straight-up calling out Rubio as being in denial That was pretty good. "You keep saying Trump can't win, and he keeps winning!"
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Joementum posted:Hillary Clinton will 100% be the nominee and there was never any doubt about that. People talk like this was never the entire goddamn point of his candidacy. I think it's great that people angrily have to comment how he can't win, considering what people thought his initial prospects were. Still voting for him in my primary.
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The GOPe is going to hype the candidate whose only win is the weirdo moron state that voted against Reagan in '84. As I've said for months, it's Trump, BUT IF it's not Trump, it's Cruz. Rubio is a propped-up joke.
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Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:Lol at Hitler having a bigger nose. To be fair, Trump is of actual German descent.
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:This wasn't a knockout tonight. There's still an (increasingly) unlikely path for him. It definitely was a knockout. Texas alone is going to net her like a 100 delegate lead. He'd have to win everything remaining by too large a margin to catch up.
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Zyla posted:cnn just called rubio "in denial" to his face https://twitter.com/NolteNC/status/704880626210619392
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Neurolimal posted:I'm just not sure what the endgame is for Hillary supporters trying to persuade Sanders supporters that it's over. I don't think it's a burning desire to be statistically/technically correct that makes people support the outsider, I don't believe any of us are gonna go 'o yea' and vote Hillary just to say "I voted for the winner!" Because we have seen this. We lived it. We voted in 2008.
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Probably Magic posted:Boston is responsible for Tom Brady and Clinton taking MA. Coincidence? I think not. Sever Boston. Foxborough went Bernie.
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Neurolimal posted:I'm just not sure what the endgame is for Hillary supporters trying to persuade Sanders supporters that it's over. I don't think it's a burning desire to be statistically/technically correct that makes people support the outsider, I don't believe any of us are gonna go 'o yea' and vote Hillary just to say "I voted for the winner!" They're mostly like that German soldier with the knife at the end of Saving Private Ryan.
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Concerned Citizen posted:It definitely was a knockout. Texas alone is going to net her like a 100 delegate lead. He'd have to win everything remaining by too large a margin to catch up. There is, mathematically, a lane for him to do that. It's obviously not going to happen, but it was not enough of a punch to make him admit that.
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Oil! posted:Foxborough went Bernie. Because Bernie is a winner.
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Neurolimal posted:I'm just not sure what the endgame is for Hillary supporters trying to persuade Sanders supporters that it's over. I don't think it's a burning desire to be statistically/technically correct that makes people support the outsider, I don't believe any of us are gonna go 'o yea' and vote Hillary just to say "I voted for the winner!" Ya. Both are good, vote for who you like and be happy with either.
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What's the chance Hillary picks Bernie as running mate?
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I'm not sure I'd call the Trump presser "gravitas"
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Neurolimal posted:I'm just not sure what the endgame is for Hillary supporters trying to persuade Sanders supporters that it's over. I don't think it's a burning desire to be statistically/technically correct that makes people support the outsider, I don't believe any of us are gonna go 'o yea' and vote Hillary just to say "I voted for the winner!" I really don't care if you believe it's over or not, I just want to post about the primary.
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Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:What's the chance Hillary picks Sanders as running mate? 0
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Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:What's the chance Hillary picks Sanders as running mate? -10%
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MA getting called for Clinton
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Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:What's the chance Hillary picks Sanders as running mate? 0.000000
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Massachusetts called for the Hilldawg
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:I hate this woman so much. I'm with you on that. I'm just glad she seems to have disappeared for the most part.
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Probably Magic posted:Because Bernie is a winner. smh
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:He has not shown he can win in big states, and is in fact, getting blown out in them. Hillary already has a massive lead in super delegates. Though the latter are free to switch sides, they would only do so if their was a clear mandate from the voters that Hillary was not the preferred candidate. That simply hasn't happened. He needs Michigan. Illinois is too late
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Is that Bill Press on CNN right now? I shook Bill Press's hand once. That's my connection to this election right now.
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ColdPie posted:What are you upset about? The Windows ME of candidates is their supposed choice.
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I don't care if this has been posted it must be posted again. https://twitter.com/EsotericCD/status/704878850950434816
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Probably Magic posted:Because Bernie is a winner. Just like Touchdown Tom at home (97-16).
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JosefStalinator posted:I don't care if this has been posted it must be posted again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKWx1KRi-xQ
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