[HeyMr.DJ]

Will she pull it off in Missouri??? I think its 100% possible!!!!

[Benzene]

Originally posted by @michael

No Facebook posts from US Uncut in nearly 8 hours

I went there too. I was looking forward to their commentary.

[Dessy Fenix]

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.

Preach it!

[Mike91]

Originally posted by foxaylove

MTE. Contested primaries have always been like this, but at some point, things do get better and the party unifies. Hillary took it to June in 2008 because she was always within striking distance and then conceded at the convention. I don't mind Bernie doing the same. The nomination is out of reach, but his campaigning to motivate and inspire people is a good thing and he can use that to put pressure on the Republicans and Trump.

Honestly, I just don't see the VP thing happening. You want your President and Vice-President to have a great functioning relationship, where you throw off ideas from one another and ultimately having the other back. I think Hillary can have that in a Sherrod Brown (Popular Ohio Senator), a Tim Kaine (Virginia Senator), Cory Booker (NJ Senator), Julian Castro (Obama Cabinet Member), and recently a name gaining traction....Tom Perez (Obama Cabinet member). Diverse pool who have great chances and sweet upsides in swing states. There is still plenty of time to unite the party.

Her campaign's biggest problem is a lack of excitement/enthusiasm. I really don't see any of those choices doing anything for her. Bernie has a very clear message that's resonating with people. Hillary can only adopt so much of it. Hillary and Bernie share a lot of ideas and each have something the other person lacks. Clinton has minorities but hurts with millennials and doesn't have Bernie's strong independent support. Clinton has the pragmatic/realistic mindset that Bernie lacks and Bernie has the aspirational mindset that Clinton lacks.

Sherrod Brown - boring
Tim Kaine - boring
Cory Booker - meh
Julian Castro - he's young (maybe too young) but I don't even see him bringing in millennial support
Tom Perez - this one would be interesting

[Delilah.]

She's gonna go 5/5 or 4/4 with a tie.

Insane.

[mxoonlight]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

I think it's cool to support a candidate, but some people for sure get a little too invested them. I don't think it's healthy to idolize a politician.

Same, especially since politics is so shady and always will be. A bitch is not here for my rights or the people I **** with, but I'm fine with playing along rather than someone outright denying me them (and also for watching misogynists seethe as she beats Bernie coast to coast).

The memes and the what not are so extra and prove that she doesn't think my generation is intelligent at all.

[alexanderao]

Originally posted by 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.

Missouri 98%

Trump 41.0 (375,473)
Cruz 40.7 (373,006)

Gap of 2,467 votes.

76 precincts left to report.

St. Louis County (40): Trump 35.9, Cruz 35.5 - Trump +0.4 (+484 votes)
Jackson County (34): Cruz 39.9, Trump 37.6 - Cruz +2.3 (+1,459 votes)
Cass County (1): Cruz 43.4, Trump 39.0 - Cruz +4.4
Buchanan County (1): Trump 41.6, Cruz 34.4 - Trump +7.2

[Retro]

Originally posted by @michael

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

I mean, that would also be entirely fine.

[Reza]

its too close in MISSOURI!!

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by RatedG²

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

You said comfortably smh.

[idkher]

The Bernsters coming with cheating claims

[YSL]

Originally posted by @michael

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

I thought I wanted to as well. At least until I saw his saggy ass at the gym last year. Still daddy, literally though.

[Moonchild]

Originally posted by @michael

No, she's going to be a Senator first. Then she'll run in 2024.

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.

An inspiring and motivational VP pick outweighs a Senate seat that can be won with another Democratic candidate. VP is also an excellent springboard to the presidency if she stays involved and active.

[Benzene]

Come through Cruz.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by 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.

This is true as well. Might be why Bernie stays in. Lack of coverage could be hurtful.

[MAKSIM]

St Louis City for Dems is 100% in.

[foxaylove]

I think she's gonna win Missouri. The only county not at 100% is the St. Louis County (STL the city is at 100%) and she's winning that one by 10%.

[jpow]

Originally posted by YSL

I thought I wanted to as well. At least until I saw his saggy ass at the gym last year. Still daddy, literally though.

Saggy?

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by YSL

I thought I wanted to as well. At least until I saw his saggy ass at the gym last year. Still daddy, literally though.

Please don't tell me he has a saggy ass Don't do it to me

[@michael]

Originally posted by Moonchild

An inspiring and motivational VP pick outweighs a Senate seat that can be won with another Democratic candidate. VP is also an excellent springboard to the presidency if she stays involved and active.

Honestly, Hillary's presidency could end up being a disaster so we don't need anyone with an actual political future connected to it. Throw Castro to the wolves.