[King Maxx]

Originally posted by DivaDown

Kinda like how she was winning in "the polls" in Wisconsin days before their vote?

Hmm. Wisconsin was always expected to be Bernie's state.

Originally posted by Marvin

6 points?

22 points in the one of the latest polls.

Originally posted by Harrier

I'll be honest with y'all, Bernie's win streak has me SHOOK. I know it doesn't matter so much for delegates but I can't help it. Hillary better pull through in NY

His wins are expected like Super Tuesday 1,2, and 3 were expected to be her night.

She's about to win big in the rest of the April contests.

[TurntUp]

I gotta clock someone real quick on FB...what's the popular vote for Bern and Hillary?

[Harrier]

Originally posted by King Maxx

His wins are expected like Super Tuesday 1,2, and 3 were expected to be her night.

She's about to win big in the rest of the April contests.

I know, I just worry about the momentum he seems to have right now. But I'll stop with my defeatism.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by TurntUp

I gotta clock someone real quick on FB...what's the popular vote for Bern and Hillary?

The truth is that we don't know because caucus numbers aren't correctly factored in

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by TurntUp

I gotta clock someone real quick on FB...what's the popular vote for Bern and Hillary?

Hillary: 9,350,448

Bernie: 6,946,757

Clinton +2,403,691


**She will probably increase her lead a LOT on the 26th.. Probably be ahead of him by around 3.5-4 million popular votes.. Maybe more if she wins big in NY.

[King Maxx]

Harper polling (4/2-4/3):

Both Hillary Clinton (75% favorable/24% unfavorable) and Bernie Sanders (71%/27%) are viewed favorably by the Democratic primary electorate in Pennsylvania. However, Clinton’s intensity of favorability is much stronger than Sanders’ (47% very favorable, Sanders: 33%).

Clinton continues to lead among Moderates (58-28%) and Somewhat Liberals (60-31%) but now trails Sanders among Very Liberal voters (45-51%). She holds an advantage among both women (60-27%) and men (49-40%).

55%, 33% for Hillary and Bernie in the polls. Also 11.6% AA population

http://harperpolling.com/polls/penns...ry-poll--4-2-3.

[@michael]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Hillary: 9,350,448

Bernie: 6,946,757

Clinton +2,403,691

Awesome!!

[@michael]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Harper polling (4/2-4/3):


http://harperpolling.com/polls/penns...ry-poll--4-2-3.

Double Awesome! Thanks for posting.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Harper polling (4/2-4/3):


http://harperpolling.com/polls/penns...ry-poll--4-2-3.

I trust Harper more than I do Quinnipiac. I think her lead will be closer to this tbh!! She's gonna snatch him here!! PA loves her too. Notice how she has a higher favorability rating than him among democrats... Telling to say the least.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Hillary: 9,350,448

Bernie: 6,946,757

Clinton +2,403,691


**She will probably increase her lead a LOT on the 26th.. Probably be ahead of him by around 3.5-4 million popular votes.. Maybe more if she wins big in NY.

This is inaccurate, but whatever helps y'all sleep at night

[Marvin]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

I trust Harper more than I do Quinnipiac.

I don't know why you would. Quinnipiac has a B+ rating while Harper has a C+

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Marvin

This is inaccurate, but whatever helps y'all sleep at night

This is definitely inaccurate. Why are you trying to deny the fact that Hillary is dominating in delegates and in popular votes? Get used to it

[Benzene]

Literally just walked into this Bernie event, no line. Those people at Temple are suckers.

[Rob_Matteo]

Originally posted by Marvin

https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/s...97172154998784

She's getting slammed for this in the replies, as she should. Disgusting.

I don't like this.

Why is she getting catty? I thought it was her campaign that tried to call out Sanders on his "tone", now this?

[King Maxx]

And Pennsylvania is a closed primary. She's winning this state and that will really hurt Bernie if she also wins New York.

[Chivas]

Originally posted by Harrier

I know, I just worry about the momentum he seems to have right now. But I'll stop with my defeatism.

Momentum at this point in the race isn't really a thing. Everyone predicted Sanders' recent string of victories months ago because the demographics favor him. All Hillary fans knew that after March 15 it was going to be a tough road until NY on April 19.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Rob_Matteo

I don't like this.

Why is she getting catty? I thought it was her campaign that tried to call out Sanders on his "tone", now this?

This is a MAJOR issue. Its a game-changer for many. Gun safety is a prime focus of the democratic party and for Bernie Sanders (supposedly a democrat) to not want to hold gun manufacturers accountable (including those guns used in sandy hook) is arguably a major problem. It's not like she's being petty, she's brining something very controversial to light--as she should. I have friends who support Bernie and I know for sure that they won't be happy to see his stance on this issue.

[MrDeeds]

Originally posted by Marvin

https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/s...97172154998784

She's getting slammed for this in the replies, as she should. Disgusting.

Wow she's getting dragger by her own followers.

Everyday that passes is a win for Bernie.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

This is definitely inaccurate. Why are you trying to deny the fact that Hillary is dominating in delegates and in popular votes? Get used to it

Caucus states make her lead seem bigger than it actually is but whatever. I don't really care. Don't forget she won the popular vote in 2008

Bernie just won the last 6 out of 7 states and is about to win another on Saturday

[Benzene]

2.4 million votes ain't gonna be made up by low-turnout caucuses in mostly small states. And she only won the popular vote in 2008 because of the weirdness with MI.