[Radiance]

Bar Benghazi, Obama and Clinton were the dream team. Feels like the world went to **** after 2012.

[Benzene]

That flyer is going to be at every SC Sunday church fish fry. Poor Bernie.

[Clump]

Originally posted by RatedG²

That's good


Review? Same questions as usual. Bernie beat her as usual in the economy but she did slightly better. Hillary did better in the foreign policy but he did slightly better. Both were mediocre to moderate, no real stellar performance like last time

No one won outright this time. Take that as you may


Her supporters were angry but she rallied her supporters to get behind him and it worked. Bernie or Hillary losing will do the same to the other.

If Bernie loses, I can see him throwing a tantrum and running as an independent.

[Benzene]

All the focus on SC though...what happened to NV? Feels like nobody is talking about it.

[Clump]

I could actually see a scenario where Trump and Bernie both lose and run as independents. Four major candidates would be hilarious.

[Radiance]

Originally posted by Clump

I could actually see a scenario where Trump and Bernie both lose and run as independents. Four major candidates would be hilarious.

Trump maybe, Bernie wouldn't. He knows the risk of splitting the democrat vote.

[Retro]

Bernie's an intelligent, respectable man. He will endorse Clinton if she wins and I would expect only the same from her.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Benzene

All the focus on SC though...what happened to NV? Feels like nobody is talking about it.

I feel like Bernie's resigned into losing it. Which is strange

There's not much of a chance at all he wins South Carolina but he can definitely make a strong play in Nevada

I think everyone is talking about SC because of the black vote. It's not only important there but in many many southern states. They're all delegate rich as well.

He knows if he doesn't have the black vote by Super Tuesday he won't even need to worry about the latino vote for later states because she may be insurmountable at that point. So he's trying his hardest and the first litmus test is SC

[Clump]

Originally posted by Retro

Bernie's an intelligent, respectable man. He will endorse Clinton if she wins and I would expect only the same from her.

Endorse someone he's spent his entire campaign painting as the enemy?

I can only imagine how angry his supporters would be if they had to suddenly like big business-loving, Wall Street pal Clinton.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by @michael

Yeah, Bernie's political "revolution" is going to be pretty hard to come by if he can't work with anyone in Congress, and nobody in the state governments. But then again, he could just become a dictator. Socialists have a history of doing that.

The Hillsters always running to propaganda. A republican-esque fear tactic.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Clump

Endorse someone he's spent his entire campaign painting as the enemy?

I can only imagine how angry his supporters would be if they had to suddenly like big business-loving, Wall Street pal Clinton.

2008 was INFINITELY nastier than this primary, and Obama and Hillary still managed to come together in the end.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by RatedG²

I feel like Bernie's resigned into losing it. Which is strange

There's not much of a chance at all he wins South Carolina but he can definitely make a strong play in Nevada

I think everyone is talking about SC because of the black vote. It's not only important there but in many many southern states. They're all delegate rich as well.

He knows if he doesn't have the black vote by Super Tuesday he won't even need to worry about the latino vote for later states because she may be insurmountable at that point. So he's trying his hardest and the first litmus test is SC

Yeah that's weird...if he loses NV he's finished imo, because there's zero chance he's winning SC and Super Tuesday is chicken and grits country for the most part.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Benzene

Lowkey want to see Sanders in the general just to have him go against a Republican on foreign policy for the kiis.

!!
Which is why i keep saying he can't be allowed to win the Dem nomination.
Trump would have a field day taking him down. I mean, look how he treats Jeb Bush onstage (and Bush is an actual knowledgeable person)..he'd run over Sanders like a doormat

[BlueTimberwolf]

Poor Bernie supporters. They used to be the first ones to use identity politics, now they don't like it when it is used against them.

[Andres]

holy **** just finshed the debate from tonight, Bernie destroyed

[Reza]

Originally posted by RatedG²

She's doing the absolute most riding his D. You'd think she was Obama's wife

Lord I hope you aren't of voting age.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Damien M

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Which is why i keep saying he can't be allowed to win the Dem nomination.
Trump would have a field day taking him down. I mean, look how he treats Jeb Bush onstage (and Bush is an actual knowledgeable person)..he'd run over Sanders like a doormat

A general election is different from a republican primary.

Trump's unfavorables are too high to win a general election. Nate Silver has mentioned this several times.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Clump

Endorse someone he's spent his entire campaign painting as the enemy?

I can only imagine how angry his supporters would be if they had to suddenly like big business-loving, Wall Street pal Clinton.

He knows we can't afford a republican in the white house and wouldn't risk splitting the democratic vote like that.

[Andres]

Black people who support Clinton should read this http://www.thenation.com/article/hil...peoples-votes/

so sad

[Reza]

Originally posted by Andres

Black people who support Clinton should read this http://www.thenation.com/article/hil...peoples-votes/

so sad

No need for this. Hill has the black vote sewn up. you can stay seething.