She has a delegate lead of over 300 at this point, not many delegates will be up for grabs before the crowning in NY, this is over. Although I want the debates to keep going, but mostly focused on effective policies and destroying the GOP. Bernie has to stop coming for Hillary's image, that is if he really wants to stop a Trump presidency.
Missouri
Bernie 10,038 votes ahead of Hillary. 41% vote in. 51.2% to 47.4%
Bernie 6,914 votes ahead of Hillary. 54% vote in. 50.4% to 48.4%
Bernie 7,645 votes ahead of Hillary. 56% vote in. 50.4% to 48.4%
Bernie 11,794 votes ahead of Hillary. 62% vote in. 50.8% to 48.0%
Bernie 11,495 votes ahead of Hillary. 63% vote in. 50.8% to 48.0%
Bernie 10,649 votes ahead of Hillary. 64% vote in. 50.7% to 48.1%
Bernie 12,142 votes ahead of Hillary. 66% vote in. 50.8% to 48.0%
Bernie 12,158 votes ahead of Hillary. 70% vote in. 50.7% to 48.1%
Bernie 11,887 votes ahead of Hillary. 85% vote in. 50.6% to 48.3%
Bernie 11,959 votes ahead of Hillary. 86% vote in. 50.6% to 48.3%
Bernie 9,059 votes ahead of Hillary. 89% vote in. 50.3% to 48.6%
Bernie 4,779 votes ahead of Hillary. 94% vote in. 49.9% to 49.0%
Bernie 2,125 votes ahead of Hillary. 96% vote in. 49.7% to 49.3%
Hillary 1,199 votes ahead of Bernie. 99% vote in. 49.6% to 49.4%
Hillary 1,321 votes ahead of Bernie. 99% vote in. 49.6% to 49.4%
If you weren't here last night, this is how exciting Missouri became last minute
Not sure about Indiana. We have the thing about Carrier moving to Mexico. That might hurt Hillary because her opinion has changed on trade deals. Indy may carry her though.
As for our primary, I think Hillary will win by at least 50 points. Not because people don't like Sanders, but because people won't care about the primary.
I think they meant in 2012. Obama winning Indiana in 2008 was an anomaly. It hasn't voted for a dem since the 1960s and it won't happen anytime soon. Was very excited when Obama won it in 2008 though!
Garland is the worst political choice. Obama nominating Ketanji Brown Jackson would have helped Hillary even more among AA's in the GE (not that she really needs it though).
Also I'm so happy for Hilary. I went to bed at midnight last night happy that she won 4/5, than when I woke up the first thing I saw was "breaking news: Hillary wins Missouri" on my tv (I left it on)
Also I'm so happy for Hilary. I went to bed at midnight last night happy that she won 4/5, than when I woke up the first thing I saw was "breaking news: Hillary wins Missouri" on my tv (I left it on)
I was like YAAAAAA
Great way to wake up
The Young Turks. They are the Fox News of liberal media Youtube shows.
Garland is the worst political choice. Obama nominating Ketanji Brown Jackson would have helped Hillary even more among AA's in the GE (not that she really needs it though).
I think Garland might not be Obama's first choice. As in, he nominated him to make the GOP look bad for refusing to consider, and then Obama will nominate someone else once Garland's time runs out.
I laughed at this too. "How dare she act like she's won this nomination?? She's only over 300 delegates ahead (without counting super delegates)!!! How dare she think about the GE?!"
People are saying Castro, Perez, Booker, or some rando senators from Virginia or Ohio
Perez chatter really gaining steam. Think if the campaign decided to go Latino it will be Perez over Castro. For one, both have little name recognition. Perez has solid progressive credentials and strong union support, which will help unite the party. Also spekas fluent Spanish.
Tim Kaine evidently the establishment name. Sherrod Brown if Clinton wants to court independents; could help in Ohio + progressives.
