[Icarus]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Did Trump win all 50 delegates? lol

Yes

As long as Cruz and Rubio stay in the race for a while longer, they'll divide the non-Trump vote between them and Trump should get the delegates he needs

Unless the establishment starts to rally behind Rubio (despite the fact that he hasn't won a state yet, or come close )

[Mike91]

I hope these young Bernie supporters who don't go out and vote are crying in a river of tears and student debt tonight.

They must think he'll magically win the nomination.

[St. Charles]

Death if we end up with Trump as president.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Mike91

I hope these young Bernie supporters who don't go out and vote are crying in a river of tears and student debt tonight.

They must think he'll magically win the nomination.

They can stay home as long as they vote in the general come November

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

yeah, but it came from Van Jones on CNN...so idk. he has no real incentive to suggest something like this

I know, I was watching it with you. Van Jones is a complete joke, but at least he made massive improvements in his public speaking because he was a hot mess from 2008 - present on CNN. I really would like to know, what stats, trends, and such gave them this idea?

[Mike91]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

They can stay home as long as they vote in the general come November

If they aren't coming out now, they sure as hell aren't coming out in November.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Mike91

If they aren't coming out now, they sure as hell aren't coming out in November.

I know, hence the ""

Voter apathy is RAMPANT here in my community

[Retro]

Bernie's organizers go balls-to-the-wall all-out though. They better get in line with Clinton if she wins the nomination, we need that energy and dedication.

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by foxaylove

I know, I was watching it with you. Van Jones is a complete joke, but at least he made massive improvements in his public speaking because he was a hot mess from 2008 - present on CNN. I really would like to know, what stats, trends, and such gave them this idea?

I didn't really keep up with him before this year did he use to sound even more annoying?

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

I didn't really keep up with him before this year did he use to sound even more annoying?

He use to stumble over his words and sound like Daffy Duck when he first came on. He still has his moments, but nowhere near as bad as when they first hired him 8 years ago.

[Reza]

Originally posted by Mike91

If they aren't coming out now, they sure as hell aren't coming out in November.

That's not true at all. along with voting for president each city has its own measures that people vote for. Those affect people much more directly than the presidential race. way more people will vote in the general.

[Istan4R]

Trump I'm so proud of him. Ever since The Apprentice I said he should run for prez and now he's doing so well

[King Maxx]

A lot of people don't care about the primaries. Mostly dedicated supporters and people really focused on issues seem to be voting. The voter turnout will be different in the GE.

[Istan4R]

If (I should probably say when) Bernie loses a lot of his young voters will give up on the election since they're notorious for not voting and the whole "she's a liar" chant

[King Maxx]

They'll move to Trump.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Benzene

Nobody can tell me Melania ain't illiterate.

She's so dumb, I'm sorry

Trump should thank God for Ivanka every day, no one has noticed that shell of a wife he has.

[hooky]

Not Sanders winning the popular vote (and tying in delegates, this pic is a bit outdated) even after losing NV

And no, superdelegates don't count this early on. While their endorsements will influence their decisions, they will most likely follow the popular vote as long as it's outside the margin of error.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by hooky

Not Sanders winning even after losing NV

And no, superdelegates don't count this early on. While their endorsements will influence their decisions, they will most likely follow the popular vote as long as it's outside the margin of error.

The popular vote will most def change in the next few weeks especially after Super Tuesday.

His win in NH was so big that he still has the advantage, but everyone is predicting the narrative to change after South Carolina.

[Jonna Lee]

Originally posted by hooky

Not Sanders winning even after losing NV

And no, superdelegates don't count this early on. While their endorsements will influence their decisions, they will most likely follow the popular vote as long as it's outside the margin of error.

[hooky]

Okay, someone explain this to me... Why would it be possible to register AFTER voting?

Hillary may need to look into her campaign staff if these are actually her staff. They're making her look untrustworthy.