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Vox Nihili posted:I'm calling a narrow Sanders win in terms of overall support, but Hillary will probably get the most delegates. The fun part of that prediction is that the first part isn't falsifiable.
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Concerned Citizen posted:In case of O'Malley win, play this video: Playing Bad Blood in a dig at Katy Perry endorsing HRC is 💯
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Feb 1, 2016 01:05
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Concerned Citizen posted:Sure, the parties could change anything if they wanted - up to and including ending IA/NH's dominance. But NH would not be likely to go along with Iowa moving to a primary unilaterally, and they would end up in a frontloading war. What's New Hampshire going to do about it after the RNC strips their delegates?
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Feb 1, 2016 01:28
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Powercrazy posted:I predict a strong showing in terms of delegate counts from Sanders. He may not get the most, but it will be competitive. In a close race, it's basically impossible for the delegate count to be more lopsided than 22/16 either way.
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Feb 1, 2016 19:17
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pathetic little tramp posted:It's amazing how poorly the Cruz mailer did with caucus-goers. At the very least, get a super PAC to do it so the candidate's name isn't on the mailer.
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