[feelslikeadream]

These random old videos from the 80s/90s that Trump is unearthing and tweeting are such a smart move They really make him look like someone who knows what he's talking about and who has been silently invested in political enterprises for so long. He appears less like some unqualified businessman and more like someone who's finally joining politics because he's fed up with the system.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Mike91

Very high turnout in most areas is a good sign for Bernie as well as the 68% who feel energized by the campaign. I just want him to keep his loss under 10.

The whole high turnout thing Bernie's camp claims was actually rated mostly false by PolitiFact as helping him.

[Mike91]

That Wall St. question. Majority thinks it hurts the economy. Though I'm sure a lot of Clinton supporters believe that as well.

[LoKoPaNdA]

Originally posted by Retro

I don't think I should have to be respectful of the Republican Party, though. That's one of the core components of my personal political ideology: I can respect individual people, but I'm under no obligation to respect their values and views or their party if those things are somehow problematic. I might not be articulating the idea perfectly, but from what I see, political progress is made through making it clear that you entirely reject unacceptable, damaging views, stances, or policy.

Sis with parties I was referring to Bernie and Hillary supporters lol
By all means I agree with what you say about the Republicans

[6_INCH_HEELS]

Please. Bernie supporters are always having problems because they show up, unregistered in the first damn place. And then they sit around and act if if they have separate lines for Bernie and Hillary voters, so they can choose which lines to sabotage. Always excuses when he's getting his ass handed to him.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by @michael

He has to win if he wants to be the nominee.

He ain't going to be the nominee.

[feelslikeadream]

I remember being glad I moved out of NYC just before this election since I assumed the primary would be pointless, coming so late in the race I kinda wish I was still there since the Iowa caucus was terrible.

Originally posted by The Countess

Not meaning to be shady but it's the first primary for many of them and they aren't aware that you have to register months in advance.

kiii I'm an ATRL senior citizen, so most of my friends were involved in Obama's first election. I assume the difference is that they were all Obama supporters then, but this time they're not on the winning side

[D_Man3379]

Originally posted by geo

MSNBC exit poll: 21% voters black, 16% < 30, 31% "very liberal", 27% moderate.

She's fixin to slay!

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Cupid

Very Liberal 31%
Somewhat Liberal 38%

Worried about the economy?
Yes 85%
No 14%

Energized the party 68%
Divided the party 27%

This has to be good news for Bernie but I'm not getting my hopes up at all. Very liberal, etc might still apply to Clinton as well.

[Diarrhoea]

As a Bernie fan, how do some of y'all still think he has a shot he's only been able to win small states as far as I can remember, with any larger ones being an exception, he hasn't shown a huge level of crossover potential, and Hillary has a big lead, even more so when you count superdelegates. He has good matchups, but that doesn't mean he'll get given the chance in the first place. And yeah, it's kinda biased in Hillary's favour, if you look at it like that, but the party is allowed to go for who they think will serve them best.

At this point, he's basically just running to promote his ideals, which is great!

[TurntUp]

Tonight's the night

[Skywalker]

I don't think many people voting for Clinton would describe themselves as conservative. Even though a large portion of those on the extreme left view it that way. She's pushing some seriously liberal domestic ideas (expanding Obamacare, debt-free tuition, among some of them), they just seem less so because Bernie's go even farther.

[Ace Reject]

Originally posted by Tinker

no1curr about the reFLOPli****s.

Be civil please.

Again, to a certain poster, stop reporting.

[Mickey]

I'm not sure how to interpret these exit polls. New Yorkers probably have a different view of Hillary than the rest of the country since she was a senator from there. It's possible they think Hillary is very liberal, since they know her from senate races vs. republicans.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Mike91

He ain't going to be the nominee.

[Gui Blackout]

Hillary & the internet

[Bey Admired]

I'm very liberal but support Hillary.

[Shame♥]

Would it be fair to say the black demographic is one of the most consistent voters?

[@michael]

Originally posted by Ace Reject

Be civil please.

Again, to a certain poster, stop reporting.

OMG, how many warnings do you have to give them before they get a clue? Threadbanning may be easier at this point.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Mickey

I'm not sure how to interpret these exit polls. New Yorkers probably have a different view of Hillary than the rest of the country since she was a senator from there. It's possible they think Hillary is very liberal, since they know her from senate races vs. republicans.

Yeah, this is why I'm not getting too exited by those numbers yet. The Wall St. question, economy question, a good chunk wanting morel liberal policies ,etc is a good sign though.