[Radiance]

Originally posted by Adonis

I think he should do it. I don't mind voting for a non establishment candidate. He is technically an independent anyway.

You want him to run, split the Dem vote, and put a Republican into office?

A repeat of Gore 2000?

If he never went through the Dem process I would be less opposed, but the fact that he committed himself to the Dem nomination only to disregard that later is a truly underhand move imo.

[D_Man3379]

Originally posted by The Countess

Jon Ralston ‏@RalstonReports 5m5 minutes ago
I'm hearing state Dems estimating turnout at 80,000. It was almost 120,000 in '08.

Sad if that is true. I was hoping early reports of a huge turnout to be true.

This has me scared for the GE.

[RatedG²]

If Bernie can't even bring out voters then idk who can

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by Mike91

Anyone who would support a republican over Clinton.

I prefer Bernie because I prefer his message and he seems more genuine, but still.

Only way I'd not vote for Hillary in Nov. is if Trump runs an independent campaign, because then hopefully Bernie does too. Though Trump running an independent campaign would help dems easily destroy republicans so I'm still not sure if I'd want Bernie to do that or not.

Like I can get voting against a candidate you don't like but shifting to a party that disagree with many of your viewpoints, why not just note vote at all

[Retro]

That wasn't a good speech in my opinion. He's capable of more.

Let me listen to Hillary's now.

[Retro]

She's in red. She always slays in red.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by Reza

I feel like 90% of Bernie Bros are straight white men

Even though many of his supporters are women?

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Retro

That wasn't a good speech in my opinion. He's capable of more.

Let me listen to Hillary's now.

Yeah it was little too "Hilary is a wall street puppet" but he played that card already. He needs to do more.

[RatedG²]

Time for South Carolina

[D_Man3379]

Republicans response to Hillary's win:

[Retro]

Hillary needs her own "Yes we can." She needs something to top off every speech that catches on and becomes a really good slogan.

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by RatedG²

If Bernie can't even bring out voters then idk who can

Trump is - and that is the scary part.

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by D_Man3379

Republicans response to Hillary's win:

No need for them to be so nasty about it.

[foxaylove]

‏@andresramirezlv:
Contrary to entrance polls, @HillaryClinton won #latino precincts by more than 20% #NVDemsCaucus

[@michael]

Originally posted by Retro

Hillary needs her own "Yes we can." She needs something to top off every speech that catches on and becomes a really good slogan.

Yes She Can!

[Retro]

This speech is really picking up wait

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

No need for them to be so nasty about it.

They're just petrified of her and have to make her look weaker than she is.

She's THE contemporary Republican Slayer.

[Retro]

Originally posted by foxaylove

‏@andresramirezlv:
Contrary to entrance polls, @HillaryClinton won #latino precincts by more than 20% #NVDemsCaucus

Damn

[BlueTimberwolf]

Trump only got 20% of late deciders. Rubio scooped up the most. He's looking at a 2nd place finish I think.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by foxaylove

‏@andresramirezlv:
Contrary to entrance polls, @HillaryClinton won #latino precincts by more than 20% #NVDemsCaucus

20 points? So 60-40

While that's good it's not as big as the black vote. Maybe that's why Sanders campaign wanted to try here more.

[D_Man3379]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

No need for them to be so nasty about it.

They really are scared of her. It's quite hilarious.