[Mr Telephone Man]

Originally posted by Marvin

I support Bernie but I will not support Hillary Clinton in the general election.
Revolt Against Plutocracy
We Will Not Support Hillary Clinton



The guy in that video is a mess but it's clear that a lot of people feel this way

Lol, PUMAs said the samre thing in 08, and most showed up. Just bluster.

[Chemical X.]

Carson endorsing Trump tomorrow

And it's true that 7% of democrats in MI voted Republican vs. 3% of Republicans voting Democrat. One of the first stats we got that night

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Mike91

I thought this Castro, red-baiting scare was supposed to be the end of Bernie? Meanwhile almost nobody is covering it and/or seems to care?

All I see is everyone mentioning how Bernie won the debate last night.

If he loses FL by huge margins as expected then that'll be enough to confirm his Castro comments ended him there

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Bloo

Source for this??

http://www.deadlinedetroit.com/artic...s#.VuII31JfUfE

[Mr Telephone Man]

Originally posted by Chemical X.

Carson endorsing Trump tomorrow

And it's true that 7% of democrats in MI voted Republican vs. 3% of Republicans voting Democrat. One of the first stats we got that night

Yep, over 80K Dems voted in the Republican MI primary.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Hmm. Interesting theory out there. A lot of Dems (7%) (who probably want Hillary) voted for Kasich to stop Trump. This wasn't really smart thinking tho since Bernie was expected to come close. Those 7% could've dramatically changed the race. This theory will be proven on Tuesday because the big states are all closed primaries so Dems can't vote Rep.

The massive error in polls gave Hillary supporters the thought that their vote wouldn't matter because of the 20+ gap.

Only Florida is closed. NC is semi-closed which means Independents can vote. The rest are open.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by RatedG²

If he loses FL by huge margins as expected then that'll be enough to confirm his Castro comments ended him there

Not really, since he was already expected lose big.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

What's the point in this? Are you trying to extort our votes?

Nope!

Originally posted by Bey Admired

They're going to be so mad when Bernie endorses Hillary

I don't have respect for anyone who would allow Donald Trump to be the president, either by way of abstaining or voting for him. You really have to be a bigoted asshole to vote for Trump, there's no way around that.

Bernie endorsing Hillary really means nothing

Originally posted by Mr Telephone Man

Lol, PUMAs said the samre thing in 08, and most showed up. Just bluster.

It's not 2008

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Marvin

Only Florida is closed. NC is semi-closed which means Independents can vote. The rest are open.

Hmm. Still a pretty interesting theory tho. That 7%, who most wanted to help Hillary, could've gave her at least a 3% lead over Bernard.

[King Maxx]

If he's expecting and will have a big lose in Florida, then he really has no chance at winning. I think he thinks he could pull an upset which he should rightfully be doing. Admitting to giving up? That's something Hillary has not done once this campaign which probably helped her in NH. Could've ended much worse.

[Chemical X.]

Originally posted by Ace Reject

Not to take this too off-topic, but the New York Times recently defined Millennials as 1980 - 1995; 1996 - 2010 are the dreaded "Generation Z."

Shade?



Anyways I'm reading the wikipedia page for Gen Z and it's lowkey accurate idk.

[Chemical X.]

IL is also semi-open is anyone cares

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Marvin

Not really, since he was already expected lose big.

True but many of you guys expected him to do much better than polled considering he bucked the trend in MI. Castro's comments hurt him I think. Florida will see if that's true. His momentum in MI gave him a lot of positive coverage and money where he should be able to close in FL but if he can't (and loses Latinos by big margins) that just proved the comments hurt him

But all of this is speculation until we get to next Tuesday

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Hmm. Interesting theory out there. A lot of Dems (7%) (who probably want Hillary) voted for Kasich to stop Trump. This wasn't really smart thinking tho since Bernie was expected to come close. Those 7% could've dramatically changed the race. This theory will be proven on Tuesday because the big states are all closed primaries so Dems can't vote Rep.

The massive error in polls gave Hillary supporters the thought that their vote wouldn't matter because of the 20+ gap.

hmmmmm... interesting

[Delilah.]

wait the newest national poll has both hillary and bernie beating trump by double digits

we are saved

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Delilah.

wait the newest national poll has both hillary and bernie beating trump by double digits

we are saved

That's fun to think about. But I still refuse to take any GE poll seriously until we're actually in the GE.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Delilah.

wait the newest national poll has both hillary and bernie beating trump by double digits

we are saved

Unreliable

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Delilah.

wait the newest national poll has both hillary and bernie beating trump by double digits

we are saved

Those aren't reliable at all at the moment

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Delilah.

wait the newest national poll has both hillary and bernie beating trump by double digits

we are saved

Although we've all said national polls are pointless right now, it is still assuring to see Hillary is rising.

She lost to Cruz by a few points, now beating him by 2. She lost to Rubio, now tied. She has double digit on Trump. The first in forever. And she's beating Bernie by like 10 points. If she keeps winning, and the Republicans stay fighting, I bet it'll rise because I'm positive that's what's driving the rise.

[Reza]

Bernie talking about continuing for months