[RatedG²]

Oh new California Polls

Clinton 48
Sanders 41

So much for CA being safer than...NY . As long as she's not down 40-60 she wins .

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Oh new California Polls

Clinton 48
Sanders 41

So much for CA being safer than...NY . As long as she's not down 40-60 she wins .

He's going to keep focusing on CA but when she sweeps Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New York, the narrative is going to finally be that she is unstoppable. It's such a foolish plan but I guess I see why they are trying.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by The Countess

He's going to keep focusing on CA but when she sweeps Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New York, the narrative is going to finally be that she is unstoppable. It's such a foolish plan but I guess I see why they are trying.

Yeah the race actually will be over before then. She would have more than likely got 2383 (with supers added) before CA even rolls along. But let's say she does win CA by 7, well then he's finished. He has to win every state with about 62% of the margin from here on out to overtake her (in pledged delegates), so this isn't even counting superdelegates. If he doesn't win a big state (any of the big ones like NU, CA, PA, NJ) by that margin it becomes mathematically impossible to catch her

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by RatedG²

omg did he really do that? Wow he's...that's just low. No wonder democrats don't really use him

Yep. The Vermont Democratic Party did endorse unanimously endorse him, and he received money form the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Fund. It was probably all a part of the plan.

http://www.ourherald.com/news/2006-0..._Page/f02.html
http://www.timesargus.com/apps/pbcs....332/0/BUSINESS

[Ramcoro]

Why are there literally no polls for this Saturday?

[Skywalker]

CA has demographics that are beneficial to both so I think it will be close - but she has a bigger advantage there imho. Even if he does win the state, which could happen, it would be a close win and not the blowout people expect. Hell, she won it in 2008 at the end of the race back when she was losing too

[ShouldersSideways]

Originally posted by foxaylove

And let's not even get into Data-gate, which they were in the wrong, but made themselves into the victims by suing the DNC

Victimization has been the theme of his campaign tbh. He has a lot of good points but he's turned it into an us vs. them in a way I find irresponsible in such an important election.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Oh new California Polls

Clinton 48
Sanders 41

So much for CA being safer than...NY . As long as she's not down 40-60 she wins .

Sis, even if Hillary loses CA by 25%, she still wins the nomination easily... She would never lose (let alone lose by that much), but she is so far ahead that there is literally nothing to worry about at this point.

[Skywalker]

Hillary has been nothing but cordial throughout this campaign when she could have let out the fangs early on (deservedly too, his staffers illegally breached her campaign information). It wouldn't have been worth it though. I think Hillary has learned to preach cohesiveness and prosperity in the primary and then save those Clinton millions on creating LBJ-esque campaign ads on Trump's failures and horrible quotes. It will be luxurious and it will be beautiful.

[Cheetos]

I think CA will be close but with the massive blowout in NY, MD, and to lesser extents in PA and NJ it won't matter.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Cheetos

I think CA will be close but with the massive blowout in NY, MD, and to lesser extents in PA and NJ it won't matter.

Bernie can win California and Hillary will be unaffected. The race is over

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Cheetos

I think CA will be close but with the massive blowout in NY, MD, and to lesser extents in PA and NJ it won't matter.

This. She wins CA by 5% but those other states by 20% each minimum

[Skywalker]

“Let me tell you something. When you’re very nice, when you’re very respectful, you talk about the real issues and not get into all of these issues, where does it get you? It gets you where it got me. Nowhere," Carson retorted.

"Is that what this is about?" Goldberg asked, adding, "It can't be about that."

Carson then remarked that politicians like Trump "say what people want to hear."

“That’s how Hitler got in, sir. That’s how Hitler got in," Goldberg said. "But you were a voice."

Whoopi.

[Skywalker]

Quinnipiac Poll

Obama approval is at 49/48, white men are the largest driver of the disapproval.

Obama's approval is at 92% among Democrats

62% believe Garland should get a hearing.

66% disapprove of the Republican party

[Ramcoro]

The Rest of the states/territories

State	Delegates Available	How Many Hillary Needs
Alaska	16	2
Hawaii	25	10
Washington	101	41
Wisconsin	86	39
Wyoming	14	2
New York	247	121
Connecticut	55	10
Delaware	21	4
Maryland	95	55
Pennsylvania	189	90
Rhode Island	24	9
Indiana	83	33
Guam	7	0
West Virginia	29	6
Kentucky	55	15
Oregon	61	17
Virgin Islands	7	0
Puerto Rico	60	30
California	225	250
Montana	21	2
New Jersey	126	59
New Mexico	34	16
South Dakota	20	3
North Dakota	18	3
District of Columbia	15	10

Even if she loses every state and territory, except for D.C. (which is like 50% black) and tie in Puerto Rico, she still wins. Let's be real, she will win New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Deleware (last two have twice the national average percentage of black people). If Bernie squeaks out a victory in those states, it will be close. Even if that happens and he wins every other state. He still loses. I even have him winning some pretty big margins. Sweeping some mountain states, Kentucky, and territories. Yea, he could over perform this, but I have been very generous.

EDIT: I don't know how to get rid of that space...

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by The Countess

Quinnipiac Poll

Obama approval is at 49/48, white men are the largest driver of the disapproval.

Obama's approval is at 92% among Democrats

62% believe Garland should get a hearing.

66% disapprove of the Republican party

[Reza]

Originally posted by Cheetos

I think CA will be close but with the massive blowout in NY, MD, and to lesser extents in PA and NJ it won't matter.

She will win Ca easily. it wont be close

[Marvin]

Originally posted by The Countess

CA has demographics that are beneficial to both so I think it will be close - but she has a bigger advantage there imho. Even if he does win the state, which could happen, it would be a close win and not the blowout people expect. Hell, she won it in 2008 at the end of the race back when she was losing too

California voted in February in 2008.

[Retro]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

EDIT: I don't know how to get rid of that space...

you're welcome

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by The Countess

Quinnipiac Poll

Obama approval is at 49/48, white men are the largest driver of the disapproval.

Obama's approval is at 92% among Democrats

62% believe Garland should get a hearing.

66% disapprove of the Republican party

Get with the winning team before it's too late.