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Originally posted by Retro
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/...ets/democrats/
this is the coolest thing
Eh, it's essentially over tomorrow if she gets 535+ delegates; her lead will be insurmountable unless he beats her by like 10% on average in every single following state, I've done the math.
Tomorrow could very well be the actual end, at least figuratively.
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That is a cool link. They readjust future targets that would "make up" for the current delegates.
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Originally posted by Navyboy20
If Hillary drags Bernie tomorrow theres literally no chance he wins the nomination unless the FBI throws Hillary in prison. 
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I wouldn't say "literally no chance" more like "extremely unlikely. I agree it will be hard for him to recover, as Retro's link clearly shows that he is already off track to win. My post was more about him not dropping out. I'm not sure if he will drop out even if Hillary officially scores enough pledge delegates to win.
I hope Debbie Wasserman-Schultz call Hillary the nominee too early. That would only galvanize Bernie supporters even more and make them distrust the Democratic Party even less than they currently do.
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Originally posted by nnnnnn
Feb. 20 South Carolina 50
50/41
0/6
0/50
Every single delegate. 
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It was winner take all.