Did he already say he wouldn't run?

If he does though Has anyone ever got the Republican or Democratic nomination without being on the ballot in any state? That backlash that would ensure.

sis.... no he's not

shes winning now, and shes ahead 200+ delegates. its very unlikely bernie will catch up but theres always that element of surprise. right now she is our frontrunner

Old targets
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/...egate-targets/

New targets

http://polichart.com/interactives/bern-path

TLDR: Hillary had a big lead, but can overcome it. It will just be hard.

I was just saying yesterday that I think he would be the GOP's choice if it comes down to a brokered convention.

I kinda use Paul Ryan though, just a little.

How did I miss this?

OMFG not him doing a radio show...Listened to by teenagers.

That would only be amazing. Although, I have a feeling if that did happen he would be lucky to crack 5% of the popular vote.

same, I would.

Well, to be fair though, Trump has one of the highest (arguably highest ever) disapproval numbers of anyone running for president ever. Even a good chunk of the Republican party despises him.

I think if TV networks go by the will of the "people" and get Ryan into all the debates if he ever runs independent, he would have a good chance of coming in third place with less embarrassing numbers.

the GOP's pure HATE for Obama has ruined them lol

I would like to know why suddenly people are stanning for bernie, I don't have idea which are his beliefs and plans but people seem to be turning down hillary, is it because she is a female ?

Not Marvin in here talking about Bernie's 10K+ rallies compared to Hillary's 1K+. Too bad those numbers have not translated into votes or delegates.

Trying to get the youth engaged in politics being a bad thing to you?

Is this because low information voters are Hillary's bread and butter?

So like, in primary elections, there are usually, you know, more than one person running, and what happens usually is that, you know, people tend to choose to support one, a couple, or none of the candidates in the primary process at all.

So like, in the Democratic Primary process, some people have come to the decision of choosing Hillary Clinton as their favorite candidate, and some others have come to the decision of choosing Bernie Sanders as their favorite candidate, some others have chosen to swing between the candidates as their minds have changed and their views in regards to the race have as well, some have chosen not to support either candidates for various reasons, etc.

So like, I hope this made some sense.

Bernie's targets have increased by a couple. If he doesn't reach his target in Wisconsin (please, please Hillary pull off a win), then he's in deep waters.

The rest of April (outside of Wyoming and Oregon) is already hard for him.

WHY IS THIS REPORTED but same

That was a response to Ramcoro about either candidate having to potentially cancel an event in order to debate, followed by a standpoint that neither should be cancelling any event. Has nothing to do with voter turnout, has nothing to do with who's winning the election, has nothing to with delegates, has nothing to do with anything "translating" into anything.