[HeyMr.DJ]

The fact that all of those states are open primaries should be VERY worrisome to the Clinton campaign. That could pose a huge threat.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by Bloo

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

Keep refusing. I'm more interested in state polls than national polls, but most of those still show Dems winning.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

The fact that all of those states are open primaries should be VERY worrisome to the Clinton campaign. That could pose a huge threat.

Not really. And actually mostly all are closed primaries after Tuesday.

Originally posted by Reza

Bernie talking about continuing for months

He wants to challenge her in New York and California, but Super Tuesday 3 will determine if it'll matter or not. He surely has the money. Many people have said, and I agree, that he's just in to push Hillary and the country more on the issues he's passionate about. It's not about winning anymore.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Reza

Bernie talking about continuing for months

Well that's usually what future presidents do

[Delilah.]

Originally posted by King Maxx

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.

as much as i would like it to be hillary im glad its looking like no matter the outcome we will have a democratic president again

i couldnt imagine ted cruz or someone coming in and taking us back to like 20 years

[Nippy'sReceipts]

Originally posted by Reza

Bernie talking about continuing for months :toodunny2:

What is so funny about that? Hillary has 700-something delegates, and he has 500-something. It is possible that he can catch up. The media is misleading with the counting of the superdelegates. Right now, those are endorsements, not votes. Like with Obama, it is possible they can change to Sanders based on popular vote. Hillary made a big mistake by getting presumptious and cocky last week by focusing on Trump instead of Sanders. The rest of the race is more favorable to him, so she needs to not take anything for granted.

[Mr Telephone Man]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Those aren't reliable at all at the moment

National polls are pointless in general, in my opinion. State by state are the important one.

They show her leading Cruz, Trump, and Rubio in Ohio and Florida. Not important yet, but still

[Reza]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Not really.



He wants to challenge her in New York and California, but Super Tuesday 3 will determine if it'll matter or not. He surely has the money. Many people have said, and I agree, that he's just in to push Hillary and the country more on the issues he's passionate about. It's not about winning anymore.

hmm not so sure. he seems confident for some reason but i hope what you are saying is true

[Shawn]

Originally posted by Chemical X.

Carson endorsing Trump tomorrow

Ben must really hate Ted.

[Delilah.]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Those aren't reliable at all at the moment

shhh. let me have hope.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by King Maxx

He wants to challenge her in New York and California, but Super Tuesday 3 will determine if it'll matter or not. He surely has the money. Many people have said, and I agree, that he's just in to push Hillary and the country more on the issues he's passionate about. It's not about winning anymore.

This is true, but I think he knows that Hillary won't do enough of what needs to be done. He's staying in it for the nomination.

I think CA aka liberal paradise could be big for Bernie.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Nippy'sReceipts

What is so funny about that? Hillary has 700-something delegates, and he has 500-something. It is possible that he can catch up. The media is misleading with the counting of the superdelegates. Right now, those are endorsements, not votes. Like with Obama, it is possible they can change to Sanders based on popular vote. Hillary made a big mistake by getting presumptious and cocky last week by focusing on Trump instead of Sanders. The rest of the race is more favorable to him, so she needs to not take anything for granted.

Proportional. If she loses a lot on Tuesday, then yes. But if she pulls her delegate count ever further, then he can't catch up because most states from then on don't have a lot of delegates and they are given out proportionally so Hillary still bites out of his wins.

Literally all outlets are saying they don't matter yet. The amount of times I've seen CNN say, "Superdelegates DON'T MATTER. So don't jump on us Bernie supporters."

[Reza]

Originally posted by Marvin

This is true, but I think he knows that Hillary won't do enough of what needs to be done. He's staying in it for the nomination.

I think CA aka liberal paradise could be big for Bernie.

with the large latino population? its not happening

[hooky]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Proportional. If she loses a lot on Tuesday, then yes. But if she pulls her delegate count ever further, then he can't catch up because most states from then on don't have a lot of delegates and they are given out proportionally so Hillary still bites out of his wins.

Literally all outlets are saying they don't matter yet. The amount of times I've seen CNN say, "Superdelegates DON'T MATTER. So don't jump on us Bernie supporters."

Then why did the Univision moderators include them in the total count?

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by hooky

Then why did the Univision moderators include them in the total count?

That's the key word. Univision. You saw the debate last night. Need I say more.

[Marvin]

A lot of sources have been including superdelegates. It's an easy way to make it look like Bernie has no chance and everyone needs to just vote Hillary.

[Flare]

Originally posted by Marvin

This is true, but I think he knows that Hillary won't do enough of what needs to be done. He's staying in it for the nomination.

I think CA aka liberal paradise could be big for Bernie.

Don't bank on CA being extremely liberal. I actually live here and it's not that liberal. That's only a common stereotype/misconception. LA county (even that is a reach, more like LA city) may be liberal but as you move from the main cities, things get real conservative, real quick. Hell, Arnold S was a Republican with conservative as hell views (ie: he took free dental care away), he was elected as governor, and got TWO terms.

I think overall, CA will fall in line with Hilary more than Bernie but some regions will be like majority Bernie and low Hilary and others will be the exact opposite.

[King Maxx]

There are only 8 more open states (5 primaries, 3 caucuses). These 8 in total have 571 delegates.

[Reza]

Mess at Bernie wanting to give illegal immigrants drivers licenses. (im barely watching the debate)

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Reza

with the large latino population? its not happening

I don't know why you assume this. Clinton didn't do very good in that debate. Plus she's been anti-immigration in the past.

The Castro/Cuba questions won't matter in California.