[Bloo]

Originally posted by Blade

People acting like Clinton didn't destroy Obama in CA in 2008...

inb4 someone says, "And Obama still won the nomination, so Bernie can too!"

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Blade

People acting like Clinton didn't destroy Obama in CA in 2008...

It's not 2008

[@michael]

Originally posted by Marvin

It's not 2008

You're right. It's 2016, and Hillary is winning even more than she did in 2008

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

The more appropriate saying would have been, "They'd be competitive." Saying they'd be great makes it sound like that would be a team you'd like to vote for.

True. I meant it'd be great for the Republicans.

I've been saying that Trump vs Clinton is gonna be close for a while, but everyone in here seems to think that it's gonna be a Clinton blowout

[@michael]

Originally posted by Ryan

And unlike 2008, she has the super delegates on her side.

I love it when Hens talk math to me

[cherylcole]

How do we feel about Warren as Hill's VP? I like her a lot but I wonder how voters would react to a double woman ticket. My first choice would be Cory Booker.

[@michael]

Originally posted by cherylcole

How do we feel about Warren as Hill's VP? I like her a lot but I wonder how voters would react to a double woman ticket. My first choice would be Cory Booker.

It would be so iconic to have two women on the same ticket. Honestly, she could go in so many different directions. There are a lot of good candidates for VP.

[castle13]

Originally posted by @michael

You're right. It's 2016, and Hillary is winning even more than she did in 2008

nn

[Skywalker]

Warren would be better suited as a member of her cabinet or staying in the Senate than as a VP imho.

[RatedG²]

I hope she picks someone that hasn't been named

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Marvin

LA and San Diego?

California is definitely one of the most liberal states

Imperial County and the surrounding desert areas.

[TheLastChord]

Can't Hillary pick Obama as her VP and Bill as her Secretary of State?

Is that legal? cause those two already won GE elections?

[Danny789]

As someone who came into this election undecided and chose Hillary
but still sees Bernie as an exceptional man. I'm excited to see what Sanders
can accomplish with his new found notoriety and Clinton's support, once he's back in the senate.

[WarriorQueen]

California is liberal, but we do have some really conservative parts too. I actually live in one of them and it sucks.

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

I have taken a break from following this messy election. Im baffled. Can an expert give me the T as to how Trump is winning California? idgi

I've seen more support for Trump here than for Bernie or Hillary it's crazy.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by WarriorQueen

California is liberal, but we do have some really conservative parts too. I actually live in one of them and it sucks.



I've seen more support for Trump here than for Bernie or Hillary it's crazy.

What county are you from?

[@michael]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

What county are you from?

Giving me Kern County teas!

[LuLuDrops]

Imperial County is 80% Latino and the older folks hold up the voting average so this place is definitely going for Hillary in June and Trump's best hope is like 30% in the general.

[Reza]

Originally posted by Danny789

As someone who came into this election undecided and chose Hillary
but still sees Bernie as an exceptional man. I'm excited to see what Sanders
can accomplish with his new found notoriety and Clinton's support, once he's back in the senate.

I used to respect him but his attacks on Hillary are a mess and he seems so bitter and willing to say anything to make her look bad. I don't respect him and most of RNC probably feels the same

[WarriorQueen]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

What county are you from?

San Bernardino

Edit: I don't see Hillary losing to Bernie here but anything could happen I guess.

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Nippy'sReceipts

At this point, Hillary needs to think very, very, very carefully about who her VP pick will be. The Republicans are playing no games, and already have the 100m dollar warchest ready for the swing state advertising. It looks like it will a Trump-Kasich ticket with the focus being on winning disgruntled Midwest-Rust Belt voters esp. in places like Ohio. I believe she needs a white male because she is losing badly with that demo. I think Sherrod Brown of Ohio is a good choice. He will be her Biden

GOP are actually already behind. PACS that are pro-Hillary have already bought up slots for the fall in key battle ground states while the price is down. They were ahead of the ballgame. GOP were dragging their feet and the more they do so, the more expensive those slots become. Trump-Kasich would do well, but Trump is still Trump.