[Benzene]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

He's right that Hilary will be a disaster for midterm elections. If Obama couldn't do it, she definitely won't. I could see her being one term too unless she has a really good presidency with no scandals.

Midterms typically favor the non-incumbent party. Has little to do with Obama, Hillary, or anyone else.

[thewayshemoves]

Eh. Better her than Trump

[@michael]

Originally posted by Benzene

Midterms typically favor the non-incumbent party. Has little to do with Obama, Hillary, or anyone else.

Yup The big exception was Bush in 2002 because of 9/11

[Clump]

Two congressmen trying to make it to the Senate also got boosts from Clinton. Rep. Bernie Sanders, who is running for the seat held by retiring Vermont lawmaker Jim Jeffords, received $10,000


pretty interesting. (Back in 2006)

[Dessy Fenix]

2020 just feel like a weird year, since I'm conscious about numbers. But I doubt the GOP will recollect themselves for the presidency at least by then.

[Pavement Princess]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

This is racist. Kinda tired of these kind of comments.

Bitch bye the only thing racist about my post was me mentioning the sausage himself, Donaldo Trump.

[Reza]

Originally posted by Mike91

I'll say this. Sanders needs to stop going negative against Hillary. Keep the message going but start unifying.

do you follow him? go tweet him.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Clump

Two congressmen trying to make it to the Senate also got boosts from Clinton. Rep. Bernie Sanders, who is running for the seat held by retiring Vermont lawmaker Jim Jeffords, received $10,000


pretty interesting. (Back in 2006)

I wonder if he accepted the money?

[rivers]

They don't make sense. They want to fight the democratic party but they want Trump to win so democrats win?

[LuLuDrops]

TYT looking like Fox News on Presidential night 2012 when Obama was crowned

[Mike91]

Originally posted by feelslikeadream

Weird that they're saying she'll lose to a progressive in 2020; I actually think she'll get 1 term, then a Republican will win in 2020. (Of course it's way too early to make guesses like this, but it's my hunch.)

She'll likely be a one term president. Republicans should get their **** together after this. Well I think they will.

Originally posted by @michael

She still has to make him an offer that pleases his supporters though. VP seems unlikely after the "unqualified" thing (though they could say it's just politics and he has said she is qualified since).

[Benzene]

Cenk on record saying it's over for Bernie if he loses PA.

I'll remember that when I watch the coverage next week.

[St. Charles]

Originally posted by feelslikeadream

I'm gonna have nightmares tonight where I'm forced to hang out with this dude

Wait, what? Spill those deets.

[ShineOverShadow]

Bernie would be a bigger disaster for the midterms than Hillary will be, that's for sure.

[feelslikeadream]

Now them saying Penn. is non-negotiable and he NEEDS to win I'm gonna watch this show next Tuesday

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Benzene

Midterms typically favor the non-incumbent party. Has little to do with Obama, Hillary, or anyone else.

It's about the margins. An unpopular/uninspiring president could be the difference between keeping the senate/house or not.

[hooky]

Originally posted by feelslikeadream

Weird that they're saying she'll lose to a progressive in 2020; I actually think she'll get 1 term, then a Republican will win in 2020. (Of course it's way too early to make guesses like this, but it's my hunch.)

And then Chelsea Clinton will run in 2028 after the successful Republican presidency, and she'll get 2 terms. Then the spouse of the Republican will run in 2036 and lose the primary to some random Republican no one's ever heard of, who will go on to win the presidency and serve 2 terms, followed by the spouse of the Republican in 2044 for a term, followed by a Democrat in 2048 for 2 terms, and so on...

[Clump]

Originally posted by @michael

I wonder if he accepted the money?

The article implies he accepted money from her super pac and other Democratic fundraising groups even while running as an independent.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Clump

Two congressmen trying to make it to the Senate also got boosts from Clinton. Rep. Bernie Sanders, who is running for the seat held by retiring Vermont lawmaker Jim Jeffords, received $10,000


pretty interesting. (Back in 2006)

Bernie and Hillary like each other. They've worked together for awhile as well. That's why I don't think a joint ticket is that far fetched. It's just Hillary is trying to play it safe by not going too far to the left like Bernie has.

[StephenNYMonster]

I'm screaming at how sad that sign off was.