[Temporal]

Originally posted by Moonchild

I hope Hillary wins Wisconsin. She doesn't need it, but I hope it would tamp down the behaviors of some Bernie supporters.

They would just start screaming "THE DNC RIGGED IT! IT'S THE MEDIA'S FAULT! WALL-STREET!"

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Moonchild

I hope Hillary wins Wisconsin. She doesn't need it, but I hope it would tamp down the behaviors of some Bernie supporters.

Same.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by foxaylove

Same.

I feel like Wisconsin's demographics are far more favorable for Bernie, though. I don't think we should expect a win there.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

I feel like Wisconsin's demographics are far more favorable for Bernie, though. I don't think we should expect a win there.

Even though demographics are very predictive she's shown she has the capabilities to win states with low diversity. Expect a win, I was right about every state so far except Michigan

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[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Even though demographics are very predictive she's shown she has the capabilities to win states with low diversity. Expect a win, I was right about every state so far except Michigan

but don't you see Wisconsin being more like a Michigan part 2??

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

but don't you see Wisconsin being more like a Michigan part 2??

Seeing how close the polls are I would be fine with another Michigan. Or better yet Missouri or Mass.

This won't be another Michigan for the simple fact the polls show that it'll be tight.

EDIT: Hillary won 23 contests in 2008. She's at 20 right now with at least 5 wins in April alone. She's already doing better than 2008, and that's a great look. Weak candidate indeed.

[Rob_Matteo]

Seems like the NY debate might happen after all

Responding to calls from rival Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton is "perfectly willing" to debate with him in New York, her press secretary said on Tuesday.
On Bloomberg Television's "With All Due Respect," Brian Fallon said the former New York senator was open to holding a debate before the April 19 primary somewhere in the Empire State.
"If they can find a mutually agreeable date in the next couple of weeks before New York, I think it could happen," Fallon said. Asked by co-host Mark Halperin if there's a downside to debating in New York, Fallon responded: "I don't think so."

http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/ar...york-aide-says

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Rob_Matteo

Seems like the NY debate might happen after all



http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/ar...york-aide-says

I think they'll debate, but probably after NY

[Mike91]

Clinton's worried about NY. Told y'all it wasn't a guarantee. It'll depend on the AA turnout.

And Bernie is now only about 11 points or so behind in CA and there's still over two months to go until that.

Bernie's 21 era is here!



(probably not but let me have this moment)

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Mike91

Clinton's worried about NY. Told y'all it wasn't a guarantee. It'll depend on the AA turnout.

And Bernie is now only about 11 points or so behind in CA and there's still over two months to go until that.

Bernie's 21 era is here!



(probably not but let me have this moment)

Sis... Hillary is a senator from NY. She will win New York like Bernie won Vermont... And California will be close, but lets remember, even if Bernie wins by a little bit, Hillary will have already won. I'm expecting Hillary to reach her total needed pledge delegates before California tbh

[Rob_Matteo]

Originally posted by @michael

Not to mention that the delegate math is totally off. Bernie has not reached 1,000 delegates yet. They say Hillary's lead is 214 delegates when it's actually 268. I don't know why they felt the need to shave 54 delegates off of her lead; it's still a massive lead

Only 34 of the 100 delegates of Washington have been officially distributed. Not that it REALLY matters or anything , but he will get above 1000 delegates once they are all official.
They are likely calculating with some prediction, most saying the delegate split will be something like 74-27 when it's all said and done

[Mike91]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Sis... Hillary is a senator from NY. She will win New York like Bernie won Vermont... And California will be close, but lets remember, even if Bernie wins by a little bit, Hillary will have already won. I'm expecting Hillary to reach her total needed pledge delegates before California tbh

Well Bernie was born in NY.

edit: It's also very likely neither Hillary or Bernie will have the full amount of pledged delegates for the convention. It'll depend on the super delegates and apparently Bernie himself has racked up some SD's who will support him at the convention but won't publicly announce yet.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Mike91

Clinton's worried about NY. Told y'all it wasn't a guarantee. It'll depend on the AA turnout.

Not really... It's pretty guaranteed at this point. And nothing suggests Hillary is worried about New York. Bernie is the one begging for another debate and has become more negative in his campaign. I'd say he was the more worried soul between the two of them.

Well Bernie was born in NY.

He's never held public office there like Hillary, though (if I'm not mistaken). The polls show a massive lead for Hillary as well.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Bloo

Not really... It's pretty guaranteed at this point. And nothing suggests Hillary is worried about New York. Bernie is the one begging for another debate and has become more negative in his campaign. I'd say he was the more worried soul between the two of them.

I'm guessing you haven't been paying attention? Because Clinton is worried about New York, especially if Bernie wins WI and goes there with momentum. From what I read that's the reason she didn't want the NY debate.

Also the fracking issue might help Bernie there as well.

[Mickey]

Does it matter that Bernie was born in NY? Hillary was born in Illinois, but lost significantly to Obama, who was a senator from Illinois.

[Skywalker]

Yawn. I'll just skip any new debates and just keep watching the primaries.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Mike91

I'm guessing you haven't been paying attention? Because Clinton is worried about New York, especially if Bernie wins WI and goes there with momentum. From what I read that's the reason she didn't want the NY debate.

The only reason they pushed back on the NY debate is because Bernie's campaign sent out a public letter DEMANDING that the debate be in NY. Instead of getting together with Hillary's campaign & the DNC in order to work out the details of locations privately, they acted in their usual self-righteous, arrogant way and issued demands. They acted out of order and were totally uncouth. Hillary is crushing him in the NY polls and knows how to win elections there. The push back on the debate was a matter of principle.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

She will win New York like Bernie won Vermont... A

Not happening

[MAKSIM]

Please keep hitching bernies nomination dreams on New York. I hope the Bernie bots keep mass marketing that message so they can possibly finally get the reality check they so desperately need.