A handful of Hillary supporters on social media that live in California are saying waiting in voting lines is pointless because she won I had a feeling the announcement last night was a bad idea because Hillary voters are not gonna vote today, the kii if Sanders wins the biggest democratic state of them all
He could win 90% of the vote and it wouldn't matter.
It would be. How many Bushes have to screw the American people before they realize that it's a bad idea to pick Bushes. They only live sheltered lives and have built structural advantages to wealthy people to stay wealthy in good and bad times. They don't share any of the pain and suffering the inflict on people.
The only thing that might happen if he wins California is he will have an argument to not suspend his campaign and continue on to the convention. Him winning will just make it take longer to unify and that's why he can't win, we need to start focusing on the GE and Trump. Bernie is done
I don't know a thing about how US elections work but I was wondering: is Hillary sure to win at this point?
She's pretty much winning the Democratic Party nomination at this point since she's winning in popular votes and pledged delegates. We will then take it to the General Election against Trump (and the 3rd Party candidates) but that is less certain. Although several of us are speculating Hillary winning Election Day in November big
(especially Texas )
Jeb would of been a better nominee than Trump, no question...but the GOP primary voters didn't want Jeb.
Hillary already had her superdelegate support lined up before the primary started, cause it was assumed she'd be unchallenged. Bernie has challenged her; take the superdelegates away and the race is much closer. Without the superdelegates the Democrats would probably have a contested convention.
Jeb would of been a better nominee than Trump, no question...but the GOP primary voters didn't want Jeb.
Hillary already had her superdelegate support lined up before the primary started, cause it was assumed she'd be unchallenged. Bernie has challenged her; take the superdelegates away and the race is much closer. Without the superdelegates the Democrats would probably have a contested convention.
Hillary was closer to Obama (a 10k vote difference) than Bernie is to Hillary now. Plus, Hillary had the superdelegate support before they actually switched to Obama. Why? Because he was winning the popular vote. The public spoke and they didn't want Hillary. But they want Hillary now and by even larger margins than in 2008. How is now any different? Bernie has no excuse. Obama was everything Bernie hopes to be and he hasn't made his case or built his coalition nearly as well as Obama did.
I had a feeling the announcement last night was a bad idea because Hillary voters are not gonna vote today, the kii if Sanders wins the biggest democratic state of them all 
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