[Reza]

When Hillary becomes president she and Bill will be the most iconic and powerful couple in American history

[Wonderland]

Originally posted by Marvin

I agree. I was actually undecided until about 4pm today. I was leaning towards Hillary but after I took this quiz and read Bernie's plan, I was sold

His speech tonight won me over. I could see the passion and desire in his eyes to get this change. You can tell he has spent decades sitting in office frustrated at the lack of change and the corruption around him.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Andres

You guys understand that if Bernie loses by 0.2% it's still more of a win for Bernie and more of a loss for Hillary?

People will finally see that Bernie has a real chance and when that thought gets rolling into peoples' heads then poor poor Hillary

Wrong, Bernie was expected to win this in order to come out as if he had a chance because Iowa and New Hampshire are political outliers in how left they are. Bernie is not going to hold much of a chance against a more moderate, front-running candidate in the south. It's just not going to happen.

Also, Hillary has super delegates on lock.

[feelslikeadream]

The Daily News is a messy tabloid, so I'm not surprised Let's see what they say after NH

[Temporal]

Funny seeing the media totally split on how to cover the tie

[accelgors]

martin o'malley gets a participation award

[Archetype]

Originally posted by Hannah Hunt

Iowa was the second most favorable state for Bernie in terms of demographics. Hillary is going to rack up delegates in the south, but outside of New Hampshire there's nowhere for Bernie to really gain on her. There's no path to the nomination for him if he can't gain delegates in extremely white, liberal states.

Replace this with extremely wealthy, liberal states, aka where all of the delegates live.

[Hannah Hunt]

Even though tonight means Hillary will probably get the nomination, it's bad news that Rubio is suddenly viable. He's the only republican that could actually beat her

[Skywalker]

@DanaHoule
I've now heard of 67 precincts where there was a coin toss, Clinton won them all, and all Sanders caucusers were executed

[Qwerty1234]

It's going to be Rubio for the GOP.

[Stoner]

This was supposed to be an EASY win for sanders this is a major blow to his "momentum" hillary will win south carolina and Nevada so thats 3 out of 4 of the key states. Queen will win the nomination.

[Temporal]

Originally posted by Reza

When Hillary becomes president she and Bill will be the most iconic and powerful couple in American history

Bey-Z says hi!

[rivers]

Originally posted by Bloo

Wrong, Bernie was expected to win this in order to come out as if he had a chance because Iowa and New Hampshire are political outliers in how left they are. Bernie is not going to hold much of a chance against a more moderate, front-running candidate in the south. It's just not going to happen.

Also, Hillary has super delegates on lock.

But I know tons of people voting or Bernie!!!!1!!11

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Andres

How is it a loss when the underdog loses by 0.2% and the person who everyone thought would win by a landslide only wins by that small margin?

like I said more of a win for the underdog, Bernie

No one said or predicted shed win Iowa by a landslide unless the last time you looked at polls were last year. This is one of the friendlier states for Bernie because the key demographic he beats Clinton in, white liberals, is all over Iowa. If he doesn't pull out a win it'll bring up electibility problems. If he can't even win his strongest base how would he win anywhere less liberal, less white, and less willing to accept him with open arms? Doesn't look good for him

Originally posted by Wonderland

Bernie can work on the minority issues imo.

Idk what Hillary can work on... making sure they don't leave?

[ShineOverShadow]

Originally posted by Bloo

Wrong, Bernie was expected to win this in order to come out as if he had a chance because Iowa and New Hampshire are political outliers in how left they are. Bernie is not going to hold much of a chance against a more moderate, front-running candidate in the south. It's just not going to happen.

Exactly. If Bernie was in any position to win the nomination, he would have won tonight. It says a lot that he didn't, because he won't have many better chances, demographically, to do so.

[feelslikeadream]

Originally posted by Andres

How is it a loss when the underdog loses by 0.2% and the person who everyone thought would win by a landslide only wins by that small margin?

like I said more of a win for the underdog, Bernie

This gross mischaracterization Find me ONE article from the past week that indicated Hillary would win by a landslide. Actually, don't waste your time looking, cause you won't find one.

[Jotham]

Originally posted by Marvin

I agree. I was actually undecided until about 4pm today. I was leaning towards Hillary but after I took this quiz and read Bernie's plan, I was sold

I took that same quiz and tied with Hillary and Bernie they were both at 95% but it said that I fit with Bernie the most because I agreed with him the most about education, which I labeled as most important to me.

[Skywalker]

This race was always going to be neck and neck.

Not this neck and neck, of course.

[Andres]

Originally posted by Bloo

Wrong, Bernie was expected to win this in order to come out as if he had a chance because Iowa and New Hampshire are political outliers in how left they are. Bernie is not going to hold much of a chance against a more moderate, front-running candidate in the south. It's just not going to happen.

Also, Hillary has super delegates on lock.

hm I remember hearing this A LOT just a couple months ago, but look at us now

[Temporal]

Originally posted by accelgors

martin o'malley gets a participation award