[Benzene]

Originally posted by Monster Megamind

Any idea the percent of black and Hispanic Republicans?

Can't tell you the percent registered, but in 2012 Obama won blacks about 95-5 and Hispanics about 75-25.

[Monster Megamind]

My only fear is that when trump stands for general I hope this cray Republicans don't come and vote with a vengeance as if it is do or die

[Lee!!]

I hate how late the NY primary is this year. I WANNA VOTE ALREADY

[Monster Megamind]

Originally posted by Benzene

Can't tell you the percent registered, but in 2012 Obama won blacks about 95-5 and Hispanics about 75-25.

This is what I wanted to know... And percent of whites that voted for him?

[TOKYO.]

Originally posted by Lee!!

I hate how late the NY primary is this year. I WANNA VOTE ALREADY

For whom are u voting?

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

I was secretly expecting Bernie to completely sweep, so no she's fine (:

So if you secretly expect Bernie to lose a state by 50 points and he ends up losing it by 10 instead, then he isn't in trouble? Can you please secretly expect him to lose the nomination by 1 delegate so he can actually win it?

You've been equating predictions to reality a lot lately, implying that it's okay for a candidate to sweep by 50 points for example as long as the other's team has predicted it. It makes absolutely no sense.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Monster Megamind

This is what I wanted to know... And percent of whites that voted for him?

39.

Might as well throw in Asians too...they went Obama 70-30.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Lee!!

I hate how late the NY primary is this year. I WANNA VOTE ALREADY

Where was it in 2012?

I wanna vote too!

[Benzene]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

So if you secretly expect Bernie to lose a state by 50 points and he ends up losing it by 10 instead, then he isn't in trouble? Can you please secretly expect him to lose the nomination by 1 delegate so he can actually win it?

You've been equating predictions to reality a lot lately, implying that it's okay for a candidate to sweep by 50 points for example as long as the other's team has predicted it. It makes absolutely no sense.

What do you call someone who loses by 1 point?

A loser.

We are FAR past the point where it's sufficient for Bernie to do "better than expected."

[TurntUp]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

The biggest lead Obama had over Clinton was about 150, less than 1/2 what Clinton had over Sanders just two days ago.

I never knew that, I heard CNN say it multiple times but I figured it was the same size lead about!

[Lee!!]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Where was it in 2012?

I wanna vote too!

In 08 it was the first week of Feb

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by Benzene

What do you call someone who loses by 1 point?

A loser.

We are FAR past the point where it's sufficient for Bernie to do "better than expected."

Exactly, precisely and absolutely the point I was trying to make. I was saying that they kept implying it was okay for team X to sweep in a given state as long as team Y is expecting it, like.. no... team Y is still losing in that state.

Thank you for seconding my view.

[Monster Megamind]

It's just shocking that the country is divided into two such huge chunks and this impacts everything in day 2 day life... I wonder how many people suffer because of this

[Monster Megamind]

I'm predicting a huge increase in Republican vote in general elections. I'm also hearing that Republican primaries are getting more votes than dems... Is it true?

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

So if you secretly expect Bernie to lose a state by 50 points and he ends up losing it by 10 instead, then he isn't in trouble? Can you please secretly expect him to lose the nomination by 1 delegate so he can actually win it?

You've been equating predictions to reality a lot lately, implying that it's okay for a candidate to sweep by 50 points for example as long as the other's team has predicted it. It makes absolutely no sense.

listen, no need to get so hot.... Hillary is going to win. Don't fear

[Wafflecakes]

Primary turnout is in no way predictive of GE turnout historically.

[heckinglovato]

Rubio getting 13% in Hawaii last night, more than ****ing John Kasich

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by TurntUp

I never knew that, I heard CNN say it multiple times but I figured it was the same size lead about!

Exactly... That's why you have the media pretty much ignoring Bernie. They remember what happened back in 2008

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

listen, no need to get so hot.... Hillary is going to win. Don't fear

Do you actually think this is a stan war

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

Exactly, precisely and absolutely the point I was trying to make. I was saying that they kept implying it was okay for team X to sweep in a given state as long as team Y is expecting it, like.. no... team Y is still losing in that state.

Thank you for seconding my view.

Your avi confuses me.. I thought you were a Hillary supporter... Confusing.