It's finally over for Bernie at this point. If he can't demolish Hillary in a state that is literally would be classified as a Bernie state, he can't win the nomination. Good riddance.

The US National debt is the result of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Bill Clinton's presidency was the last time the US had a surplus and was not in debt. It has nothing to do with inequality.

Wait so it'll be 7-7 as long as he doesn't go over that?

. LETS GO

Two reasons that we forgot to factor. 1) There is apparently an older caucus crowd in Wyoming (which favors her demographic) and 2) Absentee ballots. The biggest county in the state, Laramie, Bernie had more people in person that were there, but Hillary had more absentee voters. Once they combined the two, she won the county

NY and CA are going to be huge wins. Today only pushes that point.

#FeelTheBern!!!

Wyoming doesn't have a high student/university population so that may play into it! And I haven't read very much about the way the Native vote is going but I know Wyoming has a high Native population as well so that is probably a factor as well.

Yeah I feel like this also plays a part in it

I don't wanna be a negative nancy but for Sanders to stay "on track" to win more pledged delegates than her, he needs to win by 16 or more. He barely missed the mark in Wisconsin and I thought he would've made it up here. It's still early and he can do it but if he doesn't win by 16 he's still slightly further behind than he needs to be

I mean, Hillary will always have much more insight for the job. She was more qualified than Obama in 2008, and more qualified than Bush in 2001. The issue is convincing others to look at the numbers and written history instead of focusing on how they "feel" about a certain candidate or how much they "like" the false narratives the media has constructed about every candidate this year.

He's at 56.23% with 87.5% in, this is gonna be close.

Absentee ballots for a caucus seems redundant, isn't the whole point to actually show up?

not 56% My girl got pounded

MSNBC calls it for Bernie. I wanna see the final delegate allocation

https://twitter.com/11SBiase/status/718900841164484608

Well some voters have jobs and stuff to take care of and can't wait around all day like others who have that luxury. So

Strong ad from Bernard.

I'm so impressed that Hillary kept it so close. Good sign for her!

I swear, if she gets a 50-50 delegate split, then Bernie failed to win the state in the way he needed to. He can add it to the list of contests he's won, but there will be absolutely no impact on the race, mathematically, and I'm all for that. Time for NY.