[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Andres

that's beside the point because it didn't even make sense

Other people understood it, it's honestly just you

[Rihab95]

Why does CNN report they both won 13 candidates?

[Andres]

Originally posted by BoricuaMonster

Hilary will most likely win the primaries but I'm definitely rooting for Bernie!!!

I really can't with Hilary's constant change of thoughts depending on what's the smartest thing to say at the moment. I see her as a puppet who will say whatever is "correct" and with no self thought. Just facts.

I wonder what will happen in the Republican side though. Shall get interesting.

fixed

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Rihab95

Why does CNN report they both won 13 candidates?

Who?

[MAKSIM]

You can tell exactly who is a Bernie Bot on twitter.

Clinton needs to move forward with a clear message. Sanders clearly has wall street, I liked how she went the human rights/dignity of men and women route in her speech tonight and could see it doing well moving forward

[Rihab95]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Who?

Mess. I meant delegates. CNN says Bernie and Hillary both won 13 delegates.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Andres

can't disagree with you on that cause then he'd have a better POC vote, it's just sad it's the case

Not sad at all, nobody cares what happened a half century ago. Hillary, for all her faults, has cultivated networks in black communities for decades. Sanders think he can erase that with a dinner with Al Sharpton and the support of a mid-level rapper? Nah.

If he knew he was running he should've started trying to build those relationships at least a year ago. Now it's likely far too late.

[foxaylove]

Man, John Kasich has something that makes me root for him on the right. However, I think I only feel that way about him because of the quality of contenders on the right. Good luck to him.

[Adonis]

Originally posted by Benzene

Nobody cares about Sanders being in the vicinity of MLK 400 years ago, he's been MIA until recently now that he needs votes. Suddenly Killer Mike is an important black leader.

No she doesn't. Hillary plays the game like everyone else except Trump. Hillary has always talked a good game but never delivered in 20 years.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Rihab95

Mess. I meant delegates. CNN says Bernie and Hillary both won 13 delegates.

Oh. Well that's most likely because Bernie won 13 outright, Clinton must've won 7. She already had 6 superdelegates going in. There should be 3-4 more delegates though which hasn't been awarded yet

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Mike91

Trump's speech. The stupidity.

You're being WAY TOO kind to him.

[Adonis]

Originally posted by Rihab95

Why does CNN report they both won 13 candidates?

Because the system is rigged so that the wealthy donors chose who people vote for and not the people.

[Icarus]

Originally posted by Rihab95

Mess. I meant delegates. CNN says Bernie and Hillary both won 13 delegates.

Queen wins even when she loses

[BORNTOSLAY]

Cher seeing right thru Sanders and reading him!

[Alejandrawrrr]

Originally posted by Andres

I bet you none of the Hillary supports would agree with this even though it's 100% true.

Cause if they did then they would probably start seeing that Bernie is the right candidate

I love how one of the go-to defenses of Hillary was always that she "was ranked the 11th most liberal senator", she basically advocates for a similar college policy and is now trying to piggyback off of Sanders' wall st reforms, and somehow Bernie is "sooo far to the left I'll have to vote for an anti-abortion, anti-gay rights, anti-minimum wage republican!" At least my reason for opposing Hillary is on corruption and moral grounds, but even so it would really only be a protest vote/sitting out the election (as I have the luxury of doing, living in NYC) and I'd support her eventual presidency.

Originally posted by RatedG²

Not only here, Iowa too and that trend is most likely a national thing

But winning the independents against Clinton doesn't mean much of anything against Trump in the national election

It shows he has more pull against republican candidates with undeclared/independent voters. This can never be a bad thing. I'm pretty sure Clinton supporters are more likely to vote Sanders than the other way around, so whoever pulls better with independents would be the stronger candidate

[Mike91]

John Kasick's wife already looking like a first lady. (technically she is in Ohio)

[Citrus]

But anyways

Bernie's shop has such cute stuff. I love the pullover. I love comparing the merchandise of candidates, it's so weird what each one decided they would sell

Like, Hillary sells a spatula and cookie cutter

[Clump]

Bernie vs Trump. Do you think an independent candidate could come in and take the whole thing? Battle of radical candidates could end with President Bloomberg?

[BlueTimberwolf]

Rubio can still bounce back

Meanwhile......Huffpost is so pressed and have been for MONTHS

Huffpost: A Racist, Sexist Demagogue Just Won The New Hampshire Primary

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by foxaylove

Man, John Kasich has something that makes me root for him on the right. However, I think I only feel that way about him because of the quality of contenders on the right. Good luck to him.

He's actually one of the better republican candidates in general. In a field of Jeb, George W Bush, Mitt Romnet, John McCain, Ron Paul, Herman Cain, etc he would still be one of the best