I agree but I don't think what happened was just time. I think Clinton's unconditional support of Obama after the primaries is what really drove a lot of those voters into supporting him in the GE. Sanders said he'd do the same but if he doesn't then the supporters who say they'll vote Trump over her may not "fall in line" like 2008

We will see. Those graphs reminded me oh this SNL Parody.

Regardless, Bernie's support is something that will need to be addressed. Al Gore lost Florida by what 500 votes? Serendipity can decide elections.

I don't think Bernie for VP is a good idea. If Hillary wants a progressive she should pick Warren.

https://www.reddit.com/r/self/commen...e_to_senator/?

I hope Marvin gets to read this and realizes that Trump stands for everything Bernie is against.

McAuliffe just restored voting rights to 200K+ former felons. May just give Clinton the edge in Virginia.

Wow, I don't know if some of the Americans are paying attention to the politics "across the pond," but the UK may decide to leave the European Union (EU). A referendum is being held this summer to decide by the British public.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-32810887

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Cupid, what's going on over there? It seems the Brits are evenly split on deciding to leave or stay, from what I've read.


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President Obama and Prime Minister David Cameron are holding a joint press conference in London right now, right after President Obama encouraged the UK to remain in the EU. This will be interesting and I can't wait to hear Hillary and the other candidates' thoughts on the matter.

EXCLUSIVE WTHR/HPI Poll: Trump, Clinton have small leads in Indiana, overall tight race

Indiana will go to Sanders, by a small margin imo.

Any guesses on Rhode Island? Much smaller AA population, but Clinton should do well in urban areas of RI-1

I'm leaning towards leaving personally, but I think we'll vote to remain as the polls are tight and there is normally a swing towards the status quo at the very end (see the Scottish indyref.) The issue will never die down though.

Doesn't Trump also stand for everything Hillary is against? Maybe 'nnnnn;' should be reading that as well.

You really think so? Indiana does have a good chunk of somewhat liberal/moderates so I would think that favors her ever so slightly. But she could lose it

She has Rhode Island. The urban places tend to be richer which, in most states we saw, favored Clinton. Wouldn't be surprised if he won RI but I don't expect it

I've never talked about Bernie being/not being a democrat
Its a non issue lol

And NO to Warren being VP. Two women on the ticket, are you guys insane
I'd personally love Booker but if she got a young, white guy i'd be ok w that too.

You're right. He should.

Sahil Kapur ✔ ‎@sahilkapur
Fav/unfav among HISPANICS

Obama 73/23

Clinton 61/32
Sanders 61/24

Kasich 27/37
Cruz 36/52
Trump 9/87 (!!!)

87% of Latinos have an unfavorable view of Trump, & just 11% would vote for him in a general election.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/p...atinos-n559741

I think it is a toss up for those reason. Indiana also plays in Bernie's demographics, relatively low AA population, working class, poor, and rural. We like our guns here. Also, it is an open primary.

Obama only won 71% of Hispanics, and that was considered fantastic.

Accorindg to 538, with those numbers the only way he could win is if he got at least 73% of the non-college educated white vote. That's going to be really hard/almost impossible.

I hope we choose to stay. I like feeling like we are part of a bigger community. I really believe being in the EU is good for trade and international relations.

Obama made comments today that he thinks the UK should stay in the EU. The mayor of London, Boris Johnson, responded by saying that Obama is 'part-Kenyan' and therefore has an 'ancestral dislike' of the British Empire. Needless to say, there's been quite an uproar over here with many proclaiming him as the British Donald Trump. Many expect him to be the next Priminister

@sahilkapur
California poll—1,165 GOP LVs

Trump 41%
Cruz 23%
Kasich 21%