[@michael]

Wow @ the obstructionism of the Sanders campaign. They act more and more like Republicans with each passing day.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

If Obama endorsed Hillary today.... What impact would that have on the race?

The already favorable Obama-voting state polls would skyrocket to astronomical heights. It'd be called immediately for her in those states

[bleuwaffle]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

If Obama endorsed Hillary today.... What impact would that have on the race?

He pretty much already has.

[HeyMr.DJ]

If she keeps it close in Wisconsin and pulls out a nice win in NY, that would be ideal.


Is anyone expecting a Sanders blowout in Wisconsin?

[Jonna Lee]

yes i am

[LuLuDrops]

Polls are tight, but if he storms then Hillary has only haself to blame for slacking

Sure she's promoting now, but his team has been there longer

[King Maxx]

Whoever wins will only win by so much. The delegates will be evenly split imo. And Hillary has not given up. She's campaigning this weekend in Wisconsin.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Jonna Lee

yes i am

Based on what info?

[Jonna Lee]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Based on what info?

[King Maxx]

Pennysylvania should have a debate. Delaware should have a debate. All the states "should" have a debate, but of course that would never happen. Bernie is only scrambling for a NY one because he knows that will be the end of his campaign if he loses badly. He does not have control over when and where they debate so it could help his numbers.

I hate how his campaign is making it seem like a debate there is crucial for the country. It's only crucial for him.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Jonna Lee

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by The Countess

https://twitter.com/DrDinD/status/716112784862236672

Interesting.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Pennysylvania should have a debate. Delaware should have a debate. All the states "should" have a debate, but of course that would never happen. Bernie is only scrambling for a NY one because he knows that will be the end of his campaign if he loses badly. He does not have control over when and where they debate so it could help his numbers.

I hate how his campaign is making it seem like a debate there is crucial for the country. It's only crucial for him.

I agree. Bernie is realizing that this is it for him... I think Hillary is going to win New York handily. No way the state that she served 2 terms as senator is going to let her lose... Not happening. The question is, would she win by more if the primary was tomorrow rather than in 2 weeks....

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

I agree. Bernie is realizing that this is it for him... I think Hillary is going to win New York handily. No way the state that she served 2 terms as senator is going to let her lose... Not happening. The question is, would she win by more if the primary was tomorrow rather than in 2 weeks....

More today for sure.

[Marvin]

So Bernie is still the most favorable candidate.

Talent always wins.

[Skywalker]

https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.ne...nTabReport.pdf

YouGov numbers:

Hillary 53
Bernie 40

Only registered Democrats:

Hillary 62
Bernie 34

There's also no enthusiasm gap among registered Democrats, if you add up enthusiastic and satisfied together:

Hillary 83%
Bernie 82%

27% of Bernie's supporters would be upset if Hillary gets the nod, compared to only 9% of her supporters who would be upset if Bernie gets the nod over her.

On who best can win, Hillary leads 68/22.


On the GOP side:

Trump 48
Cruz 29
Kasich 18

50% of Independents and 22% of Republicans would be upset if Trump is the nominee.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by King Maxx

More today for sure.

That makes me so upset. I hate the prolonged wait in between every primary. So annoying. The media has their time to stir the pot and make changes.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by The Countess

https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.ne...nTabReport.pdf

YouGov numbers:

Hillary 53
Bernie 40

Only registered Democrats:

Hillary 62
Bernie 34

There's also no enthusiasm gap among registered Democrats, if you add up enthusiastic and satisfied together:

Hillary 83%
Bernie 82%

27% of Bernie's supporters would be upset if Hillary gets the nod, compared to only 9% of her supporters who would be upset if Bernie gets the nod over her.

On who best can win, Hillary leads 68/22.


On the GOP side:

Trump 48
Cruz 29
Kasich 18

50% of Independents and 22% of Republicans would be upset if Trump is the nominee.

Trump's backlash GOP numbers if he goes
Bernsters exposed if they don't have their candidate go

Hillary Talent wins

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by The Countess

https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.ne...nTabReport.pdf

YouGov numbers:

Hillary 53
Bernie 40

Only registered Democrats:

Hillary 62
Bernie 34

There's also no enthusiasm gap among registered Democrats, if you add up enthusiastic and satisfied together:

Hillary 83%
Bernie 82%

27% of Bernie's supporters would be upset if Hillary gets the nod, compared to only 9% of her supporters who would be upset if Bernie gets the nod over her.

On who best can win, Hillary leads 68/22.


On the GOP side:

Trump 48
Cruz 29
Kasich 18

50% of Independents and 22% of Republicans would be upset if Trump is the nominee.

This is fascinating.

I'm so glad that people are waking up to how awful of a candidate Bernie is.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by The Countess

https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.ne...nTabReport.pdf

YouGov numbers:

Hillary 53
Bernie 40

Only registered Democrats:

Hillary 62
Bernie 34

There's also no enthusiasm gap among registered Democrats, if you add up enthusiastic and satisfied together:

Hillary 83%
Bernie 82%

27% of Bernie's supporters would be upset if Hillary gets the nod, compared to only 9% of her supporters who would be upset if Bernie gets the nod over her.

On who best can win, Hillary leads 68/22.


On the GOP side:

Trump 48
Cruz 29
Kasich 18

50% of Independents and 22% of Republicans would be upset if Trump is the nominee.

And notice how when the republicans are asked who they prefer nearly ALL of them say Bernie Sanders? Why is that? Well I guess it's related to the fact that even republicans in that poll say that Hillary has a VERY good chance of winning the general election, while Bernie on the other hand.....