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How will RI turnout be affected by the recent ISIS neighborhood threat?
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Let's watch and see if the dank meme candidate can stay alive.
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RedQueen posted:How will RI turnout be affected by the recent ISIS neighborhood threat? typical clinton politics to scare the 24 million young voters who were going to turn out for the rhode island primary
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Hillary is going to win all five states, it will be close in RI but not as close as Sanders' die-hards would like to believe in CT. Also, every single person will be given a provisional ballot that has the Hillary bubble already filled in for convenience.
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Apr 26, 2016 06:40
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Wow that IS convenient!
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crabcakes66 posted:Let's watch and see if the dank meme candidate can stay alive. 
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choose your own adventure! will hillary: 1. win a shitload of delegates 2. win a moderately large number of delegates ?????
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mike12345 posted:Hillary bad counterpoint hillary good
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Cao Ni Ma posted:Hillary inevitable like galactus
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Apr 26, 2016 10:41
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How many states will Hillary steal from the much more accurate exit poll results today?
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I'm about to go to the gym and then I'll cast my pa vote for Bernie. Then maybe I'll play some rogue galaxy? The day is full of possibilities friends. Besides Bernie winning that is. How many more must die to satisfy her bloodlust?
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The first good thing to occur in this election- my polling place in two buildings down from where I live, and on the way to my car to boot  A Hillary campaign outpost opened up on my block a couple weeks ago and took up all of the good parking, so I know how I'm voting!
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Here's hoping today is the day that finally convinces Bernie to drop out. It'd make it a great day, a day we should celebrate for the rest of our lives.
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axeil posted:Here's hoping today is the day that finally convinces Bernie to drop out. 
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Apr 26, 2016 12:50
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I don't get people saying Bernie should drop out. He is in it until California at least. He still has support from people and if he is gone they are either not voting Clinton or voting Trump.
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Predictions for today: RI: +6 Sanders CT: +2 Clinton PA: +6 Clinton DE: +18 Clinton MD: +20 Clinton Bernie won't drop out, but he is going to seriously wear out his welcome.
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BouncingBuckyBalls posted:I don't get people saying Bernie should drop out. He is in it until California at least. He still has support from people and if he is gone they are either not voting Clinton or voting Trump. he should drop out because if today goes like it should he'll need something like 80% of the remaining vote to win and  if you think that's remotely plausible.there's dignity in realizing you lost and bowing out.
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Did Bernie drop out yet?
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Will Clinton get to the magic number today? Also, is the platform committee at the convention able to issue a minority report?
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Notable Dom X posted:I'm about to go to the gym and then I'll cast my pa vote for Bernie. Then maybe I'll play some rogue galaxy? The day is full of possibilities friends. Besides Bernie winning that is. How many more must die to satisfy her bloodlust? All, they all must burn to atone for 2008. The nation's rivers will run red with blood of the nonbelievers.
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TyrantWD posted:Predictions for today: I think the only way Bernie actually drops out is if he gets swept today, anything short of that and I think he'll stay in (at least hopefully shifting back to policy/message talk and less on the attacking side). So I'm hoping for a sweep. I want this to be over with so we can get all of our ducks in a row for the general.
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Apr 26, 2016 14:37
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Did you guys all reactivate your Hillary multi-vote apps?
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Ouhei posted:I think the only way Bernie actually drops out is if he gets swept today, anything short of that and I think he'll stay in (at least hopefully shifting back to policy/message talk and less on the attacking side). I don't think he will drop out even if he loses every state by 20 points. He will drop out after California, even though there is still one more primary left the next week, but in the process he will solidify some of his Bernie or Bust voters and drive the Democrats to the right, rather than pull them to the left like he initially intended. Regardless of how far his campaign came, and how much money they raised, Hillary will be more of a center-right candidate than she would have been without him entering the race, and he will only have himself to blame.
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Yeah that makes zero sense
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TyrantWD posted:I don't think he will drop out even if he loses every state by 20 points. He will drop out after California, even though there is still one more primary left the next week, but in the process he will solidify some of his Bernie or Bust voters and drive the Democrats to the right, rather than pull them to the left like he initially intended. Nice Meltdown. Seriously how do you think this is true? She's come a little to the left on several positions in the primary. Do you think she'll both go back to where she was in September and then go further right?
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Goetta posted:Yeah that makes zero sense You think having progressives say "We will never vote you no matter what you say" is success? When you have Republicans taking a more rational view to whether they could support her in the general election against Trump, which way do you think she will go? Bernie will receive some token gestures at the convention, but the lesson to the establishment has been - don't listen to the progressives because they can't be relied upon.
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weekly font posted:Did you guys all reactivate your Hillary multi-vote apps? mine has been active since iowa, you guys are late to the game i'm already ranked #26 on the east coast, i'm already qualified for one free pardon from president hillary 
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TyrantWD posted:You think having progressives say "We will never vote you no matter what you say" is success? When you have Republicans taking a more rational view to whether they could support her in the general election against Trump, which way do you think she will go? Bernie will receive some token gestures at the convention, but the lesson to the establishment has been - don't listen to the progressives because they can't be relied upon. Preemptively blaming Sanders for Clinton inevitably running to the middle is hilarious
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Bloody Queef posted:Nice Meltdown. Absolutely. If any measurable portion of the Bernie voters can't be won over, but there are Republicans who can be, do you think she is going to reach out to?
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TyrantWD posted:Absolutely. If any measurable portion of the Bernie voters can't be won over, but there are Republicans who can be, do you think she is going to reach out to? Yeah, there's a reason the Democratic establishment routinely ignores the youth and the left. They don't vote, so there's no point in trying to appease them. The party platform follows the votes.
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40% of the Democrat primary voters are white college students who also don't vote.
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Goetta posted:40% of the Democrat primary voters are white college students who also don't vote. Noone in New York drove, there was too much traffic.
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TyrantWD posted:Absolutely. If any measurable portion of the Bernie voters can't be won over, but there are Republicans who can be, do you think she is going to reach out to? Name some policies she'll ultimately campaign further right on? She moved from $12 min wage to 12* (15 in higher cost areas) so is she going to not campaign on raising the minimum? She clarified that the TPP wasn't good because of Bernie, will she now say it's amazing? Is she going to say she'll repeal and replace Obamacare? Seriously think it through, she's not going to take a hard right for the GE. She might abandon the leftward she made during the primary, but I don't buy that she'll move further right. If she's running against Trump, the election is being handed to her so she doesn't need to abandon her principles to win.
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