^^^I sometimes can't tell apart actual Bernie supporters and ppl making fun of them

Honestly, people like that, I'd gladly would let see the door. Good riddance. It'll just be a good riddance and you reap what you sow. That's not the thoughts and actions of a Progressive. They're just an imposter. A progressive voting for Trump? Madness. George W. Bush all over again, but x10.

This. I used to LOVE them, especially Ana. But they have just become so far to the left and so extremist that I can't tolerate them anymore. They claim to do "objective" reporting, but they're far from it. They'll intentionally show a 10 second clip of Clinton saying something, without provide proper context to try to make the audience think badly of her or feel badly for supporting her. They're pathetic. They need to have people on there with different backgrounds so that they actually have civil conversations, but that'll never happen. They just scream and yell about controversy and it's tiring. I can't stand Ana anymore and I used to love her.

Bernie supporters treating the election like its some Gaga Applause/Katy Roar stan war. It's embarrassing.

Bernie supporters like that are exactly why I do not care if Bernie is locked out of the VP spot. His revolution is overstates and has him losing in states with margins of 50%. Voter participation is down, especially in important bellweather states like Virginia where he lost by 30% as well. If Bernie was pulling influential numbers of independents and liberals then he would be winning, not losing.

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POLLS UPDATE:

Louisiana - Hillary is up 61% to Bernie's 14% (Magellan Strategies)
Michigan - Hillary leads 61% to Bernie's 33% (FOX 2 DETROIT)


Pledged Delegates on the line:
Louisiana - 51 delegates
Michigan - 130 delegates

A lot of undecided in LA (is that the initials for Louisiana?)

Bernie needs to quickly do something about MI. It's getting away from him and he really wants that

if he loses these two + Ohio

Bernie won't be VP. His revolution is overstated. And real Dems will fall in line. Some butt hurt young voters online won't change that.

And Trump's hateful rhetoric and no real plan swing it he does won't cut it in the GE like it is in the primary. A lot of people don't follow it as much. This is all hype right now.

He'll get some of the swing votes, but not a bulk. Louisiana is not a liberal state for democrats. Most are moderates, right down the middle. We have a decent liberal base, but nothing significant. I think again, it'll be a 20+ lead depending on how many of the black voters in the Orleans Parish shows up. If they have a decent showing, it'll get into the 30'.

Mississippi:
Hillary 65%
Bernie 11%

Romney rips Trump as a 'phony' and a 'fraud'
Go in a bit, Mitt!

Bernie will not be VP. If Hillary wants to go moderate, it'll be Castro. If liberal, then Warren. It depends on their internal polling, but Bernie won't even be in the conversation.

Trump v. Establishment has been even more fun than Trump v. Cruz.

Hillary will have a 30+ margin in LA and Mississippi. Michigan I question more, but I think her campaign's attention on the Flint issue will push her to 20+ margin

Is there any politician more useless than Mitt Romney now? Even the GOP have discarded him after 2012.

The GOP is smart. They have changed their strategy. Instead of consolidating behind one guy, they are fighting on multiple fronts to force a convention deadlock.

If Trump loses Florida and Ohio to their respective representatives in Rubio and Kasich, it becomes very possible.