[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Euan

Here for this.

Impressed she's running a 50 state strategy, hopefully this will have a decent effect down-ballot even if she doesn't carry some states.

Yeah she's putting staff in all 50 states and will have them register voters, etc. It's something Bernie advocated for so hopefully he lets his supporters know she's doing this.

The fact that she can put out different ads in every part of the state and be effective in bring his numbers down is exciting.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by RatedG²

If she taps Warren as VP she's gonna rethink that 50 state strategy when she can't afford to do it anymore once Wall Street snatches their money back

She has called out Wall Street, and Obama's laws started to put them in their place.

I feel like they are trying to scare her. They know Trump is bad, and they also see the political gain for her if she picks Warren. They can't scare her.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by King Maxx

She has called out Wall Street, and Obama's laws started to put them in their place.

I feel like they are trying to scare her. They know Trump is bad, and they also see the political gain for her if she picks Warren. They can't scare her.

Yeah but they still donate heavily to her.

They might be bluffing (they certainly don't want Trump). Or they could just be like the Koch brothers and sit this election out. If that happens she better raise lots of money through her grassroot operation

[Icarus]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Yeah she's putting staff in all 50 states and will have them register voters, etc. It's something Bernie advocated for so hopefully he lets his supporters know she's doing this.

The fact that she can put out different ads in every part of the state and be effective in bring his numbers down is exciting.

Not a chance, he'd just find something else to complain about

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Icarus

Not a chance, he'd just find something else to complain about

In due time. Unification has already started. Y'all let Bernie live. He has changed the party, and Hillary will have to decided what's most important. Safe, Wall Street taker or risk taking progressive who cares more about small donors in all 50 states.

The latter seems to be the answer. Her campaign already said 2018, 2020, 2022 are most important to her because with down ballot tickets her plans won't get pushed. And 2024 will determine if her and Obama's 16 years were for nothing.

One thing Hillary is, which we all know, is a strategic player. She knows where the party is headed, and will capitalize on it.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Ryan Bálor

I'm excited Hillary is doing a 50 state strategy. I know it's expensive but it really does help the down ballot races; also makes it possible to compete in future elections by using the network put in place.

Someone, probably a pressed Bernie supporter, said she will most likely only dispose a few organizers in all states and put out the real mega teams in the important states. This may not entirely true, but there is some truth to it. No one is expecting her to campaign heavy in Oklahoma. She'll put a few thousands there tops.

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By the way, Hillary's policy speech on the economy is today. It's confirmed to be San Diego foreign policy speech 2.0

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Ryan Bálor

The 50 state strategy is how we took the Senate and House back. No, I don't expect a full rollout but using data will be the best solution. I'm confident it'll work out.

Will her speech be televised or streamer?

Well all the media outlets like CNN and MSNBC televised the first one so I'm sure this one will be too. It'll be on the web in 5 minutes either way.

[LuLuDrops]

Still 1 million CA provisional/mail-ins left to be counted

Now both Hillz and BernBern are at the 2 million mark.

[CannibalMonster]

8 point lead in FL

https://twitter.com/morning_joe/stat...13486460968960

[TurntUp]

Her ads in NC have already been airing every night

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by CannibalMonster

8 point lead in FL

https://twitter.com/morning_joe/stat...13486460968960

Tied in Ohio (she was down 4 in the last poll). Up 1 in Pennsylvania (same). Sanders supporters haven't even come around fully yet.

Originally posted by TurntUp

Her ads in NC have already been airing every night

Let's see if they have an impact on upcoming polls in all the swing states.

[LuLuDrops]

Donald ha Artpop phase

[XVIIII]

Originally posted by Bloo

I found out that a Bernie supporter "friend" of mine that I was a peer mentor for for their first year of college unfriended me on FB for supporting Hillary, and this happened after she won the nomination...

I don't know why people are that bitter over it. Sometimes you lose, sis.

My ex boyfriend who I was in love with and dated for three years told me he couldn't respect my opinion or couldn't even respect me as a person for being a Hillary supporter. And we don't even talk anymore after texting daily for years. It must suck to go through life so bitter.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Tied in Ohio (she was down 4 in the last poll). Up 1 in Pennsylvania (same). Sanders supporters haven't even come around fully yet.



Let's see if they have an impact on upcoming polls in all the swing states.

Kasich still not endorsing Trump The longer K stays mum, the harder it will be for Donald to get a boost there

[TaggedGalaxy]

Originally posted by CannibalMonster

8 point lead in FL

https://twitter.com/morning_joe/stat...13486460968960

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Euan

So hoping you're right. I guess after the Governor's election last year anything is possible. Still miss my main gal Landrieu in the Senate.

Shame she probably won't be able to flip Arkansas after all the work that she's done there. I guess I just see Louisiana and the rest of the Deep South minus North Carolina and maybe Georgia as prime Trump-country.

I liked Mary, don't get me wrong, but her brother Mitch>>>>>>>>>. I wish he ran for governor instead of John Bel Edwards (no shade to him).

[foxaylove]

I can't say how damaging this election year will be for the Republican Party, long term-wise. This will set them back even more after the general election. Donald J. Trump is going to be the Barry Goldwater of the 21st century in American History. He's isolating the Latino community at an astonishing rate, along with the American Muslims as well. All but leading them to the Democratic Party, just like Barry did with black voters in '64. This country isn't as white as it once was. The minority population are growing at high rates.

Another reason growth has lagged among non-Hispanic white eligible voters is that they’re underrepresented among young people born in the U.S. who turn 18 – the group most responsible for the nation’s growth in eligible voters. Non-Hispanic whites accounted for 57% of the 16 million new eligible voters who turned 18 between 2012 and 2016. By comparison, racial ethnic minorities – who make up 31% of the electorate – accounted for 43% of new eligible voters born in the U.S. who turned 18.

http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank...n-u-s-history/

Cuban Americans use to be the most conservative of the Latino community and now, now we're seeing some switch party affiliation. More Cubans are registering Democratic than Republican. One party's message of inclusion vs. the others exclusion is very telling. The day Texas legitimately becomes a purple state and then shifts from purple to blue, that will be the near end of GOP general election hopes almost. It'll take a disastrous Dem candidate at that point to save their hopes. I can see why some Republicans like Ana Navarro are deeply concerned about the direction of their party.

[Zayn Malik]

So basically if Hillary doesn't pick Warren she's gonna be blacklisted by the far left for good?

[Skywalker]

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Hm.

[kingkylie]

Originally posted by Zayn Malik

So basically if Hillary doesn't pick Warren she's gonna be blacklisted by the far left for good?

That would be such a huge mistake. America isn't ready for two women. She needs a PROGRESSIVE. WHITE. MALE.

I don't care who it is.

Her VP needs to be white and a male to make up for the lack of male support. She has latino votes, so she doesn't need Julian Castro (who I think is weak af TBH.) Hillary and her team are smart. They know what she needs and I'm confident they'll go with the right choice.

Tim Kaine is supposedly an option. He'd be great, I think. He was on Obama's short list too.