[wesleywalrus]

Originally posted by @michael

My scalp is berning from having my wig snatched

I told you she was coming in MO!

[MaRy]

Queen

[alexanderao]

Missouri 94%

Trump 41.0 (373,389)
Cruz 40.7 (371,278)

171 precincts left to report.

St. Louis City (95 prec. to report): Trump 34.4, Cruz 32.2 - Trump +2.2
St. Louis County (40): Trump 35.9, Cruz 35.5 - Trump +0.4
Jackson County (34): Cruz 39.9, Trump 37.6 - Cruz +2.3
Cass County (1): Cruz 43.4, Trump 39.0 - Cruz +4.4
Buchanan County (1): Trump 41.6, Cruz 34.4 - Trump +7.2

Based on this data, I'd project that Trump wins Missouri. Every Jackson County precinct will be offset by two St. Louis City ones.

[Retro]

Originally posted by Moonchild

Tammy Duckworth



See the light, y'all! Young, female, Asian, double amputee war veteran!

No. Not yet.

She's destined for more, some time down the line. She's a ****ing flawless inspiration - I want her to win the Senate seat this year and I want her to run for President one day.

[MAKSIM]

4 wins and a virtual tie

[HeyMr.DJ]

She's coming for missouri

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by MAKSIM

4 wins and a virtual tie

She could actually win Missouri.

[@michael]

Originally posted by MAKSIM

4 wins and a virtual tie

4.5/5

[RatedG²]

Told y'all Michigan was an anomaly. We can go back to trusting polls again

[HeyMr.DJ]

OMFG 1,000 VOTES APART.

[jpow]

Missouri
Bernie 10,038 votes ahead of Hillary. 41% vote in. 51.2% to 47.4%
Bernie 6,914 votes ahead of Hillary. 54% vote in. 50.4% to 48.4%
Bernie 7,645 votes ahead of Hillary. 56% vote in. 50.4% to 48.4%
Bernie 11,794 votes ahead of Hillary. 62% vote in. 50.8% to 48.0%
Bernie 11,495 votes ahead of Hillary. 63% vote in. 50.8% to 48.0%
Bernie 10,649 votes ahead of Hillary. 64% vote in. 50.7% to 48.1%
Bernie 12,142 votes ahead of Hillary. 66% vote in. 50.8% to 48.0%
Bernie 12,158 votes ahead of Hillary. 70% vote in. 50.7% to 48.1%
Bernie 11,887 votes ahead of Hillary. 85% vote in. 50.6% to 48.3%
Bernie 11,959 votes ahead of Hillary. 85% vote in. 50.6% to 48.3%
Bernie 9,059 votes ahead of Hillary. 89% vote in. 50.3% to 48.6%
Bernie 4,779 votes ahead of Hillary. 94% vote in. 49.9% to 49.0%
Bernie 2,125 votes ahead of Hillary. 96% vote in. 49.7% to 49.3%

[@michael]

No Facebook posts from US Uncut in nearly 8 hours

[revel8]

Hillary as low as 1.03 at some bookies now to win the Democratic Nomination. And the odds are still shortening. That is done and dusted. There isn't really any lower it can go before they close the betting entirely.


http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/...crat-candidate

The only thing that I can find that the bookies think is more likely to happen than Hillary winning the Democrat nomination is Barcelona knocking out Arsenal of the Champions League this week. Barca is at 1.01 to qualify which is literally the shortest odds that can possibly be before they have to stop taking bets. Hillary is very close to that point too!

[Retro]

Watching this CNN coverage, I feel inspired. I feel a burning passion rising within me. There's an issue now that I can no longer ignore, on which I cannot justify my silence any longer:

I feel that I want to date a man who looks as flawless at 48 as Anderson Cooper.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by jpow

Missouri
Bernie 10,038 votes ahead of Hillary. 41% vote in. 51.2% to 47.4%
Bernie 6,914 votes ahead of Hillary. 54% vote in. 50.4% to 48.4%
Bernie 7,645 votes ahead of Hillary. 56% vote in. 50.4% to 48.4%
Bernie 11,794 votes ahead of Hillary. 62% vote in. 50.8% to 48.0%
Bernie 11,495 votes ahead of Hillary. 63% vote in. 50.8% to 48.0%
Bernie 10,649 votes ahead of Hillary. 64% vote in. 50.7% to 48.1%
Bernie 12,142 votes ahead of Hillary. 66% vote in. 50.8% to 48.0%
Bernie 12,158 votes ahead of Hillary. 70% vote in. 50.7% to 48.1%
Bernie 11,887 votes ahead of Hillary. 85% vote in. 50.6% to 48.3%
Bernie 11,959 votes ahead of Hillary. 85% vote in. 50.6% to 48.3%
Bernie 9,059 votes ahead of Hillary. 89% vote in. 50.3% to 48.6%
Bernie 4,779 votes ahead of Hillary. 94% vote in. 49.9% to 49.0%
Bernie 2,125 votes ahead of Hillary. 96% vote in. 49.7% to 49.3%

VIRTUUALL TIEEE

[ExHuman]

Hillary need Bernie to win some states to keep the race going.

If she become the democrat nominee too soon or Bernie step out, Trump will get all the media attention until November.

Not good.

[.:Allen:.]

Originally posted by Retro

No. Not yet.

She's destined for more, some time down the line. She's a ****ing flawless inspiration - I want her to win the Senate seat this year and I want her to run for President one day.

I voted for Tammy when he was running for state house as I live in her district and am so excited she's running for us senate. Voted for her again today

[@michael]

Originally posted by Retro

Watching this CNN coverage, I feel inspired. I feel a burning passion rising within me. There's an issue now that I can no longer ignore, on which I cannot justify my silence any longer:

I feel that I want to date a man who looks as flawless at 48 as Anderson Cooper.

I want to date Anderson Cooper. Set your standards higher!

[foxaylove]

It's happening....the lead is shrinking

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Illinois: Hillary at least 10%

Ohio: Hillary at least 3%

Missouri: Hillary by 0%

Florida: Hillary at least 30%

North Carolina: Hillary at least 40%

Originally posted by RatedG²

It underepresents minorities while suggesting that the numerous polls before that got her Hispanic lead wrong (and over represents his white lead, if he even has one).

Originally posted by RatedG²

^me and Benzene clocked that tea pages ago. She'll be fine Tuesday

Originally posted by RatedG²

We'll see Tuesday. It's safe

Originally posted by heckinglovato

No, RatedG², Illinois is not safe for Clinton. It's a toss-up.

Originally posted by RatedG²

dd. Can't wait for Tuesday because no one believes me when I say IL is gonna be a blitzkrieg

Originally posted by RatedG²

I actually think Chicago will either be heavily in Hill's favor or a virtual tie. Leaning towards the first but we will see come Tuesday

Originally posted by RatedG²

Me and Benzene think so. It really won't be close

Originally posted by RatedG²

She won't lose IL idk why people keep saying that . It's the 2nd safest state for her that day after North Carolina. Well FL is pretty safe too I guess

Originally posted by RatedG²

Illinois being a toss up? It's safe Clinton, like very safe Clinton.

Originally posted by RatedG²

Okay so when Hillary wins IL tomorrow comfortably I'll be quoting everyone disagreeing

Hihi. Was wrong about it being far apart but I knew she'd win