[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by Mickey

i guess people got annoyed at pollsters? idk

I wonder what Hillary's and Bernie's polls show. That law can't prevent campaigns from calling people (Supreme Court says canvassing is protected under the first amendment).

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Alejandrawrrr

This is kinda old but

I noticed it after. But I saw a few people tweeting about like it was new.

[RatedG²]

Sanders has talked with Al Sharpton to talk about African American issues. No endorsement yet. Sharpton is supposed to meet with Clinton next Thursday

smh no black people even use him

[Moonchild]

Honestly, I don't see endorsements mattering that much in this election. Obama and Warren would be the only endorsements that'd change anything for the Dems and the Republican side is still a hot mess.

[iamvladd]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Sanders has talked with Al Sharpton to talk about African American issues. No endorsement yet. Sharpton is supposed to meet with Clinton next Thursday

smh no black people even use him

Lmao:

[Moonchild]

Christie wrecking Rubio's campaign and leaving. Rubio giving up his Senate seat to run for President this year.

I know Florida election law prevents you from being on a presidential ticket and Congressional ticket in the same year, but what was he thinking? He's a one-term senator and he's put all his eggs in one basket. would have been much better for him to serve a second term as Senator, get more experience and run in 2020. Rubio trying to be a Republican version of Obama wasn't a solid foundation from the get-go, in my opinion. He can't run in 2020 because no one would nominate a one-term Senator who will have been out of office for four years by then.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Moonchild

Christie wrecking Rubio's campaign and leaving. Rubio giving up his Senate seat to run for President this year.

I know Florida election law prevents you from being on a presidential ticket and Congressional ticket in the same year, but what was he thinking? He's a one-term senator and he's put all his eggs in one basket. would have been much better for him to serve a second term as Senator, get more experience and run in 2020. Rubio trying to be a Republican version of Obama wasn't a solid foundation from the get-go, in my opinion. He can't run in 2020 because no one would nominate a one-term Senator who will have been out of office for four years by then.

dead

[Wilkes]

[RatedG²]

Jim Clyburn is strongly considering supporting Clinton, who is widely respected in South Carolina

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Wilkes

Not this again. It's been responded to a few days ago

[Wilkes]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Not this again. It's been responded to a few days ago

She has no integrity.

[Wilkes]

Dying at the Bosnian crisis

Hiding from sniper fire.

[Citrus]

Mess @ Christie suicide bombing Marco's campaign

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Citrus

Mess @ Christie suicide bombing Marco's campaign

I'm so glad he did that. A true drive by shooting and fleeing the scene.

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

I honestly love Secretary Kerry, I kinda wish he was running this time. I'd still probably support Bernie but it'd break up a lot of the elderly support for Hill as well as some of her endorsements.

Not even close. In the past 16 years, John Kerry has easily been the weakest front runner Democratic Party nominee (Al Gore, John Kerry, Barak Obama, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders). He would've been TKO'd if not now then by Super Tuesday for sure.

[Amow.]

[Lights and Waves]

Originally posted by Retro

So rumor has it that Hillary's refocusing her whole campaign to hit black and minority issues more.

If it comes across as dishonest, she's basically done here and can pack her bags, because they're her primary foothold right now. If it comes across as genuine, it might actually seal the primaries for her, given the strength of minority voters in the coming states.

Her college plan would dedicate $25 billion to HBCUs. That's pretty dope IMO.

https://www.hillaryclinton.com/brief...-compact-hbcu/

[heckinglovato]

Rubio can always run for Governor in 2018 and then for presidency in 2020, or even 2024. He's still very young and he's gonna maintain a legacy in the Republican field for the next 25 years or so. I can honestly see him on a VP ticket or in the cabinet. Like, he's very young and has a **** ton of potential, I still don't get why he took the risk and ran this early on.

[Lukey]

For some odd reason, I had a dream about this and I don't even live in America nor have I been paying any interest. However in my dream, they were announcing who won their, I'm not sure what the word is but who are representing their team?

Bernie and Trump got it, in my dream.

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by Luke 

For some odd reason, I had a dream about this and I don't even live in America nor have I been paying any interest. However in my dream, they were announcing who won their, I'm not sure what the word is but who are representing their team?

Bernie and Trump got it, in my dream.

While your dream accurately represented NH last night, I'm low-key hoping it represents the convention.
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My ultimate dream would be Sanders vs. Cruz vs. Trump (as an independent to split the conservative vote)