Would be shocked if if Democrats picked up 5 seats. Most of them are lock in incumbents anyway and there are only two are true tossups (Florida and Nevada). Tbh I could see both of those going Republican actually anyway.
New Hampshire tho? I think Maggie Hassan can destroy Kelly Ayotte.
Let's see what happens with the SCOTUS justice replacement, I think Republicans might be labeled as obstructionists because of it and lose more seats than they're expected to.
"She didn't vote for the bill so it doesn't matter"
Yeah because she wasn't in Congress? She was a First Lady? But she was still in favor of the bill at the time while Bernie wasn't and explained clearly why he voted for it?
I'm not justifying Bernie's vote, but this shouldn't be an argument against him when his opponent was in favor of it, how does it even make sense to use the "but Hillary didn't even vote for it" argument when she didn't even have the constitutional right to do so she was a ****ing First Lady
A First Lady is hardly going to publicly speak against legislation her husband has put forth, whether she supports it or not.
A First Lady is hardly going to publicly speak against legislation her husband has put forth, whether she supports it or not.
Isn't it one of her main talking points how she's a different person than Bill is? She can ignore a topic if she wants to and she can dodge a question if she wants to. Nothing changes the fact that she was in favor of the bill, and she can't deny that.
New Hampshire tho? I think Maggie Hassan can destroy Kelly Ayotte.
Let's see what happens with the SCOTUS justice replacement, I think Republicans might be labeled as obstructionists because of it and lose more seats than they're expected to.
A clash of the titans match up TBH
If Ayotte can hold onto her seat, I think she's a great 2020 contender.
If Ayotte can hold onto her seat, I think she's a great 2020 contender.
They're both SO well-favored in New Hampshire but I swear Maggie has a very solid base that will turn out to elect her. If this wasn't happening the same time as the presidential election, this would have been an ENORMOUS highlight in US politics because of how MASSIVE these two women in their state.
How do you think Bill would do as a First Man? Will he be active like Michelle, Hillary, Jackie and others, or will he be just there since he's already been a president?
How do you think Bill would do as a First Man? Will he be active like Michelle, Hillary, Jackie and others, or will he be just there since he's already been a president?
Well if he gets that opportunity then i think he'll be pretty active. Even moreso than Hill as First Lady
How do you think Bill would do as a First Man? Will he be active like Michelle, Hillary, Jackie and others, or will he be just there since he's already been a president?
Well he's out campaigning so I think it'll continue. As far as public appearances, he probably will but we know he'll be active behind the scenes in the oval.
A lot of black people in SC still don't know much about Bernie Sanders. Of the 28% that know what he stands for, 26% support him. With white people, 63% of the 70% that know what he stands for support him.
Basically what I assumed. Most black people still don't know even know he is. Nice to see him closing the gap though. SC might be closer than some people think.
A lot of black people in SC still don't know much about Bernie Sanders. Of the 28% that know what he stands for, 26% support him. With white people, 63% of the 70% that know what he stands for support him.
Basically what I assumed. Most black people still don't know even know he is. Nice to see him closing the gap though. SC might be closer than some people think.
We'll see, fivethirtyeight predicted that the likelihood increased for Hillary to win the nomination in SC. I have no doubts that she'll win that state, Nevada is the one to worry about for both candidates: http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/...na-democratic/
We'll see, fivethirtyeight predicted that the likelihood increased for Hillary to win the nomination in SC. I have no doubts that she'll win that state, Nevada is the one to worry about for both candidates: http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/...na-democratic/
Let's get through NV before we worry about SC.
Hmm. I wonder if it will be another Iowa.
And mess, I just realized that the SC Democratic primary is a week after the Republican one. I thought they were the same day
A lot of black people in SC still don't know much about Bernie Sanders. Of the 28% that know what he stands for, 26% support him. With white people, 63% of the 70% that know what he stands for support him.
Basically what I assumed. Most black people still don't know even know he is. Nice to see him closing the gap though. SC might be closer than some people think.
This is cute. The last time they polled was January 21. That was way before Iowa & New Hampshire. So basically she's steady as a rock giving the last few weeks.
And she still has a 38 point lead in the ARG poll. SC is Hillary's for the taking, and she's got the superdelegates as well. This won't even be a NH. The media will really jump up and down for her.
A lot of black people in SC still don't know much about Bernie Sanders. Of the 28% that know what he stands for, 26% support him. With white people, 63% of the 70% that know what he stands for support him.
Basically what I assumed. Most black people still don't know even know he is. Nice to see him closing the gap though. SC might be closer than some people think.
I don't see the numbers agreeing with that
Quote:
How well do you feel you know the candidate and what they stand for
Sanders
44% Very Well
40% Fairly Well
16% Not Very Well
So 84% know him somewhat or more. I wouldn't say most black people don't know who he is
She was a First Lady? 
she was a ****ing First Lady 
What a complete MESS. And some of y'all were defending the Republican debates 
And all the booing throughout the debate 
The last time they polled was January 21. That was way before Iowa & New Hampshire. So basically she's steady as a rock giving the last few weeks.