[jpow]

Originally posted by Marvin

There's still gonna be a game held on that night.

But not with any New York teams which was the excuse Bernie used to dismiss all 3 of Hillary's proposed dates. All of New York can watch the debate now

[Citrus]

Our nominating and election process is really too ****ing long

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by jpow

Syracuse is out of the bracket now. I wonder what Bernie's next excuse for no debate will be?

Yikes

[@michael]

Politics and sports are two different forms of entertainment that don't overlap very much. The basketball game would not interfere with the people who would be interested in the debate. Plus, DVR is a thing, you know.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by jpow

But not with any New York teams which was the excuse Bernie used to dismiss all 3 of Hillary's proposed dates. All of New York can watch the debate now

A basketball fan from New York that's interested in politics is going to watch the championship game, not the debate.

Sports > politics for most people. It's not that hard to understand.

[Citrus]

Originally posted by @michael

Politics and sports are two different forms of entertainment that don't overlap very much. The basketball game would not interfere with the people who would be interested in the debate. Plus, DVR is a thing, you know.

This is a completely unrelated question but since you mentioned it - Does DVR contribute to ratings, is it counted somehow?

[HeyMr.DJ]

Multiple sources are reporting that Hillary received an overwhelming amount of support (much more) than Bernie Sanders tonight at the Milwaukee Democratic dinner. Just read that a new poll has them neck in neck with Hillary dominating in Milwaukee and Bernie dominating in Madison. If she can do well enough in Milwaukee, Hillary may come out on top on tuesday. We'll see I guess!!

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Multiple sources are reporting that Hillary received an overwhelming amount of support (much more) than Bernie Sanders tonight at the Milwaukee Democratic dinner. Just read that a new poll has them neck in neck with Hillary dominating in Milwaukee and Bernie dominating in Madison. If she can do well enough in Milwaukee, Hillary may come out on top on tuesday. We'll see I guess!!

She's gonna win Milwaukee, that's not the issue. Now can she run up big enough numbers to win Wisconsin is the question

I think no. But that's okay because she's inching ever so closer to the nomination, the end goal. She's around 1,700 (with superdelegates) so she needs around 600 to go.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Citrus

Our nominating and election process is really too ****ing long

Not really. As Hillary would say, "It's a long job application". Imagine us all voting at one time during Trump's peak.

[@michael]

Originally posted by RatedG²

I think no. But that's okay because she's inching ever so closer to the nomination, the end goal. She's around 1,700 (with superdelegates) so she needs around 600 to go.

So close Can't wait for the convention! I wonder who will introduce her? Bill? Obama? Maybe a throwback to Jimmy Carter? (It could be his last one, no shade). It will be iconic.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by @michael

So close Can't wait for the convention! I wonder who will introduce her? Bill? Obama? Maybe a throwback to Jimmy Carter? (It could be his last one, no shade). It will be iconic.

Omg if its Obama

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Citrus

This is a completely unrelated question but since you mentioned it - Does DVR contribute to ratings, is it counted somehow?

Yes DVR does count. It's called Live+3 and Live+7 which adds three days and seven days of late viewing.

Originally posted by @michael

So close Can't wait for the convention! I wonder who will introduce her? Bill? Obama? Maybe a throwback to Jimmy Carter? (It could be his last one, no shade). It will be iconic.

All three.

[Citrus]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Not really. As Hillary would say, "It's a long job application". Imagine us all voting at one time during Trump's peak.

Ideally, I would have it be 6 months, tops. This whole 2 year process is just exhausting. But of course that'll never change because it's entrenched at this point.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Citrus

Ideally, I would have it be 6 months, tops. This whole 2 year process is just exhausting. But of course that'll never change because it's entrenched at this point.

Primary and GE in 6 months time? Never. It would be impossible to effectively campaign around all 50 states+islands & territories and do debates narrow the field and pick nominees and pick a president in 6 months. A year? Maybe. I love 2 years. It shows how hard it, and tests to see who can get the biggest job in the world.

[Reza]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Multiple sources are reporting that Hillary received an overwhelming amount of support (much more) than Bernie Sanders tonight at the Milwaukee Democratic dinner. Just read that a new poll has them neck in neck with Hillary dominating in Milwaukee and Bernie dominating in Madison. If she can do well enough in Milwaukee, Hillary may come out on top on tuesday. We'll see I guess!!

not really but at this point its about delegates won not winning states

[dannylex]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

I didn't discredit Southern voters or imply she shouldn't be winning because Southerners have handed her the nomination.

I don't agree with Southern voters and I wouldn't live in any Southern state, and no, I love diversity and I would probably live in a very diverse Northern state. I think states with more Democratic representation should have a better say in who gets to be the nominee, but that doesn't mean Clinton's campaign should be discredited to appealing to Southerners.

Now top attacking people left and right.

This is the mods ridiculous post I've ever seen in atrl.

You have to fight where the fight is needed.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by dannylex

This is the mods ridiculous post I've ever seen in atrl.

You have to fight where the fight is needed.

You haven't seen many posts on ATRL then.

[hooky]

Why do the BernieBots still think he has a chance? Hillary already won the election when she announced. Might as well just swear her in!

[Mike91]

I am so sick and tired of these Hillary supporters telling Bernie lay off Hillary. It's a ****ing primary contest and they are NOT the same candidate. He still stands a chance in quite a few of these states. What's he supposed to do, not continue to try and fight for them? It's all bitterness. This was supposed to be an easy nomination victory for her without any further damage to her brand or credibility and now that it's not, the Clinton-ites are pissed.

Welcome to a primary.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Multiple sources are reporting that Hillary received an overwhelming amount of support (much more) than Bernie Sanders tonight at the Milwaukee Democratic dinner. Just read that a new poll has them neck in neck with Hillary dominating in Milwaukee and Bernie dominating in Madison. If she can do well enough in Milwaukee, Hillary may come out on top on tuesday. We'll see I guess!!

Sanders got a standing ovation.