[Benzene]

Originally posted by @michael

Didn't Hillary win the popular vote in 2008?

She sure did, though there was some weirdness with the MI primary that year and Obama wasn't on the ballot.

[alexanderao]

ABC, which had not made an LA call until now (and rightly so), calls it for Trump.

[TikiMiss]

uhg. SO happy Trump won

[Citrus]

Originally posted by @michael

Didn't Hillary win the popular vote in 2008?

Technically, but it's not generally accepted. She only wins the popular vote if you include Michigan votes, and Obama wasn't on the ballot in Michigan.

[Citrus]

Here's RCP's 2008 totals for Obama and Hill - http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epo...ote_count.html

[Mr Telephone Man]

Originally posted by Khal

Is it true that Hilary had a similar lead at one point in Minnesota, but Sanders turned it around and took the state? A little bernster told me so..

There was 1 poll on MN, and it was before Iowa even voted. Also, it was a caucus, with a vert small AA population. Michgan is a primary, and with a substantial AA voting block.

[Mickey]

Originally posted by Khal

Is it true that Hilary had a similar lead at one point in Minnesota, but Sanders turned it around and took the state? A little bernster told me so..

I'm pretty sure Hillary had a lead in every state if you go back far enough

[Shawn]

Originally posted by @michael

Trump dominated all over the South on Tuesday, and now today he's barely holding on to two Southern states. Something's changed.

I assume the Carsonators and Little Marcos coalesced behind Cruz like this parish did.

[YSL]

Originally posted by Benzene

I feel like Bernie can get some of the white rural Michiganders behind him but Detroit exists so he's still a longshot.

Hillary is very appealing to the "white rural Michiganders" that you refer to, or in other words, blue collar workers. Same in Ohio. The best Bernie can do is narrow the gap between them.

[Beatfreak]

Originally posted by Benzene

1. No it's not, on any level of Presidential politics.

2. Hillary is lashing Sanders there too.

1. I was just stating an opinion the votes of the people SHOULD matter most. The election should mainly be about us.

2. You brought that up, not me.

But I knew what I was getting into bothering coming in this thread.

[Reza]

Originally posted by @michael

Trump dominated all over the South on Tuesday, and now today he's barely holding on to two Southern states. Something's changed.

Maybe the fact that he said he would make US soldiers illegally carry out war crimes on innocent civilians in other countries?

[jpow]

If Marco Rubio drops out of the race, will his merchandise become cheaper? I still want that t-shirt.

[Shawn]

Trump: "Ted Cruz did well in Maine because it's very close to Canada."

[Mickey]

Originally posted by @michael

Trump dominated all over the South on Tuesday, and now today he's barely holding on to two Southern states. Something's changed.

Carson's votes are probably going to Cruz

[HeyMr.DJ]

I absolutely despise Donald Trump. He's absolutely terrible.

[LuLuDrops]

Which states have an all or nothing primary?

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Reza

Maybe the fact that he said he would make US soldiers illegally carry out war crimes on innocent civilians in other countries?

He retracted that a few days ago.

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by Reza

Maybe the fact that he said he would make US soldiers illegally carry out war crimes on innocent civilians in other countries?

no. that upped his support.

it's probably the part where he said he was ok with some immigrants.

[cherylcole]

I'm still rooting for Marco to pull through, I wouldn't vote for him but he's really hot.

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Shawn