[jpow]

Rubio should drop out now. He keeps losing momentum and yesterday was awful for him. I agree with those who said if he loses Florida that his political career will practically be over.

Kasich will drop out if he doesn't win Ohio, though I don't think he should. He looks the best out of the three GOP candidates from an outsider IMO.

If Sanders doesn't win Ohio by over 10 points next week, he should drop out too. Most of the March 15th states are heavily favored for Hillary and if he's not able to capitalize on this momentum and create greater wins, then he has no chance of winning the candidacy.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

No offense, but anyone who hasn't seen what Hillary has been through clearly doesn't have a heart. The time and dedication she put into campaigning back in 2008 and now shows that she is the best candidate to win the Dem nominee. I love Bernie, but I don't think it's fair for him to stay in the race even when she's proven to win. It's an unnecessary distraction. He should be supporting her.

And she lost that campaign in 2008

That doesn't prove anything. Bernie supporting her is not going to make his voters support Hillary.

[Mickey]

Originally posted by RatedG²

He most definitely will. He is winning 0 delegates everywhere . If you win 0 in your home state you're done as a candidate

It'll be Trump v Cruz as I first pontificated way back last year

Wow, I just checked and he's getting a grand total of 1 delegate from the primaries yesterday

[jpow]

Originally posted by Marvin

And she lost that campaign in 2008

That doesn't prove anything. Bernie supporting her is not going to make his voters support Hillary.

Luckily, Bernie is bringing in mostly new voters and not converting a lot of established democratic voters. Even if all of the new Bernie voters wrote in Bernie's name in the November election on a Hillary/Trump ticket, Hillary would still most likely win.

It's sad though, that Bernie supporters are harsher towards Hillary than most republicans. That's not how two people in the same party should be.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by jpow

Rubio should drop out now. He keeps losing momentum and yesterday was awful for him. I agree with those who said if he loses Florida that his political career will practically be over.

Kasich will drop out if he doesn't win Ohio, though I don't think he should. He looks the best out of the three GOP candidates from an outsider IMO.

If Sanders doesn't win Ohio by over 10 points next week, he should drop out too. Most of the March 15th states are heavily favored for Hillary and if he's not able to capitalize on this momentum and create greater wins, then he has no chance of winning the candidacy.

I don't agree with Bernie dropping out. He could lose by huge margins next week (he will lol) but in the off chance it becomes an MI situation, a win or loss by that little and the string of wins he is sure to pick up the next two weeks can really set some panic in the Clinton camp for the two weeks following that.

He is not gonna win at all but there is an astronomically small but realistic chance he could still snatch from her

[KatyLegendperry]

Rubio is the only bearable Republican and he's gonna get punched out. The fact that we're gonna have to deal with either Trump or Cruz in the GE

The world's most punchable face If it becomes president I'm moving to another continent

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Mickey

Wow, I just checked and he's getting a grand total of 1 delegate from the primaries yesterday

1 delegate

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by jpow

Rubio should drop out now. He keeps losing momentum and yesterday was awful for him. I agree with those who said if he loses Florida that his political career will practically be over.

Kasich will drop out if he doesn't win Ohio, though I don't think he should. He looks the best out of the three GOP candidates from an outsider IMO.

If Sanders doesn't win Ohio by over 10 points next week, he should drop out too. Most of the March 15th states are heavily favored for Hillary and if he's not able to capitalize on this momentum and create greater wins, then he has no chance of winning the candidacy.

No way Bernie will win Ohio by over 10 points.. Not happening... He could win, but by a very small margin. I don't get why people still believe he will win? He would need to win every state by a big margin from this point on and with Florida, that's just not possible.

[MrHiphy]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

No offense, but anyone who hasn't seen what Hillary has been through clearly doesn't have a heart. The time and dedication she put into campaigning back in 2008 and now shows that she is the best candidate to win the Dem nominee. I love Bernie, but I don't think it's fair for him to stay in the race even when she's proven to win. It's an unnecessary distraction. He should be supporting her.

I'm sorry but what has Hillary "been through?" Campaigning and not receiving a nomination? That's what happens in elections dear. It has happened to plenty of candidates in the past will continue to happen in the future. That is nothing to empathize with her over.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by MrHiphy

I'm sorry but what has Hillary "been through?" Campaigning and not receiving a nomination? That's what happens in elections dear. It has happened to plenty of candidates in the past will continue to happen in the future. That is nothing to empathize with her over.

I think it is. She worked harder than any other candidate I have ever seen. I remember crying when I was watching her speak where she said "we may not have shattered the ceiling, but we put about 18 million cracks in it"

[Marvin]

Originally posted by jpow

Luckily, Bernie is bringing in mostly new voters and not converting a lot of established democratic voters. Even if all of the new Bernie voters wrote in Bernie's name in the November election on a Hillary/Trump ticket, Hillary would still most likely win.

It's sad though, that Bernie supporters are harsher towards Hillary than most republicans. That's not how two people in the same party should be.

Where is the stats to back this up?

And yes a lot of his supporters are harsh towards Hillary, as they should be. She's apart of the problem that they want fixed.

[@michael]

Carly Fiorina endorses Ted Cruz lmao

[Qwerty1234]

Originally posted by MrHiphy

I'm sorry but what has Hillary "been through?" Campaigning and not receiving a nomination? That's what happens in elections dear. It has happened to plenty of candidates in the past will continue to happen in the future. That is nothing to empathize with her over.

Exactly.

[Auris]

If Bernie loses, I encourage all Bernie supporters to check out the Libertarian Party. Do NOT let the momentum die and settle for Hillary or Trump. Gary Johnson will be the best candidate in the GE and if the youth spread his name like they did Bernie, the Libertarians could EASILY take 50% of the Republicans who hate Trump and a massive amount of independents who are socially liberal and economically conservative.

[jpow]

Originally posted by Marvin

Where is the stats to back this up?

And yes a lot of his supporters are harsh towards Hillary, as they should be. She's apart of the problem that they want fixed.

Bernie is only overwhelmingly winning with 18-29 year olds. Most people in that age group have not voted in a GE before.

And no, they shouldn't be. At this point, I feel most Bernie supporters will support Trump over Hillary since he's not in the "establishment" either.

[MrHiphy]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

I think it is. She worked harder than any other candidate I have ever seen. I remember crying when I was watching her speak where she said "we may not have shattered the ceiling, but we put about 18 million cracks in it"

Y'all Hillary stans really do the most on this site. Implying she's the queen of the Americas. Now implying we should be sad for her all that she's endured. Aww poor Hillary, have some thicker skin. There are a lot more hard working people who deserve my empathy rather than Hillary Clinton and her establishment.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Marvin

Where is the stats to back this up?

And yes a lot of his supporters are harsh towards Hillary, as they should be. She's apart of the problem that they want fixed.

Bernie is a socialist. If Trump is the nominee, Bernie will not win.

[giRLbye.]

I just read this on Twitter...


By the way, Democrats made up 7% of the GOP primary vote. That means over 85,000 dems voted in the GOP primary. Sanders won by about 20,000.
https://twitter.com/fleetadmiralj/st...55115960569856

http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/polls/mi/Rep

And I saw on MSNBC that they interviewed people who thought HRC had it but decided to cast an Anti-Trump vote on the GOP side.

[@michael]

Fiorina's endorsement will totally change the landscape of the primary! Huge event.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by jpow

Bernie is only overwhelmingly winning with 18-29 year olds. Most people in that age group have not voted in a GE before.

And no, they shouldn't be. At this point, I feel most Bernie supporters will support Trump over Hillary since he's not in the "establishment" either.

So his revolution is working

Yeah I've actually seen quite a few people say similar things a lot of people are dismissing it but it could ruin her if a lot of his voters choose Trump instead.