[@michael]

Originally posted by princedonte

Bernie called me ghetto and he's still winning oh hell to the naw.

It is interesting that Bernie was able to close the huge gap in polling and come up with a win once he made those racist remarks. That must have really inspired the whites to come out for him. I guess it's true that Bernie and Trump are getting their voters from the same pool.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Benzene

Yes, if Hillary goes to jail.

Yeah this is the only way at this point. Performing or over performing on her March 15th states will block the long 2 week stretch of losses she's gonna suffer later on but she will certainly still win the nom

[Temporal]

Originally posted by Delilah.

a mod just needs to take over the op. she is banned so much and this thread is actually important unlike most of the other threads on atrl

Tbh, so much stuff needs updating.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by @michael

It is interesting that Bernie was able to close the huge gap in polling and come up with a win once he made those racist remarks. That must have really inspired the whites to come out for him. I guess it's true that Bernie and Trump are getting their voters from the same pool.

You're so mad

[Benzene]

Originally posted by @michael

It is interesting that Bernie was able to close the huge gap in polling and come up with a win once he made those racist remarks. That must have really inspired the whites to come out for him. I guess it's true that Bernie and Trump are getting their voters from the same pool.

I thought this was well known tbh.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Yeah this is the only way at this point. Performing or over performing on her March 15th states will block the long 2 week stretch of losses she's gonna suffer later on but she will certainly still win the nom

If Bernie wins OH and MO by 15+ and ties in the rest I will accept he has a shot, because that's literally what it will take.

[ks_dollar]

Originally posted by @michael

It is interesting that Bernie was able to close the huge gap in polling and come up with a win once he made those racist remarks. That must have really inspired the whites to come out for him. I guess it's true that Bernie and Trump are getting their voters from the same pool.

The absolute seething.

Bernie still remains the candidate with the most progressive history regarding racial matters. Comparing him and his voters to Trump is clearly stupid and wont affect that.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Marvin

You're so mad

Poor you.

Hillary extended her delegate lead by 20 delegates. Nothing to be mad about.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by @michael

It is interesting that Bernie was able to close the huge gap in polling and come up with a win once he made those racist remarks. That must have really inspired the whites to come out for him. I guess it's true that Bernie and Trump are getting their voters from the same pool.

And not you basically saying all white people are racists. WTF?

[dman4life]

I'm really hoping she does a good job tomorrow. I read the comments in here before I watched the last debate and was expecting for her to really show out! However when I watched it she didn't come across very well. There were a few questions that she didn't answer head on and only rambled, the moderators even called her on it and the audience giggled a bit. She needs to pivot back towards Bernie and develop a more concrete stance on the economy. Bernies stance on the economy is resonating with undecided voters and giving him an edge as far as excitement. I've supported Hillary for a while and don't want to see her only barely win the nomination just to lose the GE

[RatedG²]

So he ended up winning MI by 2% right? He actually underperformed according to 538 projections of nominations. It's the sole reason why he won't win the nomination and while many of his supporters try to claim they don't care it's ehy he entered the race. Not just to make a statement

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by ClarksonSlays

I think Hillary's auto-bailout dig HEAVILY overshadowed his "ghetto" comment, at least tonight.

I don't really understand how it hurt her though??? I thought it was a really good point...

[Chemical X.]

How was tonight not a win for Bernie?

-Won a state literally no one predicted. Broke a record for polling average vs. winning numbers in a primary

-Got waaaay better numbers with AAs

-Essentially tied Clinton with young AAs

-Easily carried Dearborn (largest Arab-American pop. in the country)

We all know the delegate math but everything re: Michigan was unexpected. He has some more ammo now, and MI proved that white people aren't the only ones interested in him.

Painting tonight as unimpressive or irrelevant is unnecessary. Hillary got more delegates and Bernie pulled off a surprising win. No need to diminish the MI win in order for Hillary to look good

[Bey Admired]

Bernie needs to win his states by the same margin Hillary has been winning hers. If not, he's got no chance.

[King Maxx]

This is like 2008 as we've said so many times. Obama had a 200+ lead over her (like she does with Bernie). She won a lot of the rich delegate states and he closed the gap. As we saw, the delegates were close, but he won.

She needs to campaign and keep the gaps as close as possible, and he needs to win by huge margins. The former seems easier and more likely to happen. Momentum won't save him. I really don't know what happened with the polls and MI tonight, but that's a first this cycle, and I doubt it'll happen more often.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Chemical X.

How was tonight not a win for Bernie?

-Won a state literally no one predicted. Broke a record for polling average vs. winning numbers in a primary

-Got waaaay better numbers with AAs

-Essentially tied Clinton with young AAs

-Easily carried Dearborn (largest Arab-American pop. in the country)

We all know the delegate math but everything re: Michigan was unexpected. He has some more ammo now, and MI proved that white people aren't the only ones interested in him.

Painting tonight as unimpressive or irrelevant is unnecessary. Hillary got more delegates and Bernie pulled off a surprising win. No need to diminish the MI win in order for Hillary to look good

The HillaryBots will say anything to diminish Bernie's victories. A sad group.

[Clump]

If the GE is Trump vs Bernie, a lot of whites who skew toward Democrats (usually) but are afraid of Socialism and the idea of the other/minorities will flock to Trump.

Unless the allure of Free Stuff© overcomes their fears.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by King Maxx

This is like 2008 as we've said so many times. Obama had a 200+ lead over her (like she does with Bernie). She won a lot of the rich delegate states and he closed the gap. As we saw, the delegates were close, but he won.

She needs to campaign and keep the gaps as close as possible, and he needs to win by huge margins. The former seems easier and more likely to happen. Momentum won't save him. I really don't know what happened with the polls and MI tonight, but that's a first this cycle, and I doubt it'll happen more often.

Obama didn't even have this big of a lead. Hillary won PA/CA/NY and still couldn't catch up. That's how hard it is.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Chemical X.

How was tonight not a win for Bernie?

-Won a state literally no one predicted. Broke a record for polling average vs. winning numbers in a primary

-Got waaaay better numbers with AAs

-Essentially tied Clinton with young AAs

-Easily carried Dearborn (largest Arab-American pop. in the country)

We all know the delegate math but everything re: Michigan was unexpected. He has some more ammo now, and MI proved that white people aren't the only ones interested in him.

Painting tonight as unimpressive or irrelevant is unnecessary. Hillary got more delegates and Bernie pulled off a surprising win. No need to diminish the MI win in order for Hillary to look good

It wasn't a win because he's the farthest he's ever been from the nomination, the ultimate goal

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Clump

If the GE is Trump vs Bernie, a lot of whites who skew toward Democrats (usually) but are afraid of Socialism and the idea of the other/minorities will flock to Trump.

Unless the allure of Free Stuff© overcomes their fears.

With Trump vs. Bernie I would hope for Bloomberg to come back and restore some sanity.