[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by The Countess

Pray4Bill'sbigmouth

[alexanderao]

Originally posted by The Countess

omg

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Mitch.

Even though I'm a Little Hillster, I cannot get enough of Kate McKinnon's Hillary.





Bernie better not win I need another 8 years of these.

Kate McKinnon KILLED IT this past weekend. I was in stitches laughing on Saturday. The baseball caps, the hot dog, the turn styles. GOLD.

[Jonna Lee]

Originally posted by Mitch.

Even though I'm a Little Hillster, I cannot get enough of Kate McKinnon's Hillary.





Bernie better not win I need another 8 years of these.

These have always been great.



This one's my fave

[Jonna Lee]

Originally posted by Jonna Lee

These have always been great.



This one's my fave

Wrong video This one is the best! (Even though it's not Kate)

http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-li...d-open/2781020

[Giselle]

Originally posted by The Countess

Laura is a good person. I like both Bush women actually.

Barbra was quite the bad bitch.

[Giselle]

Originally posted by ALIEN

You aint convincing anyone honeybear

n; No offense but I don't think very highly of the Berns and I certainly don't feel the need to "convince" y'all of anything.

[iamvladd]

Watching MSNBC, Clinton is in Jackson Heights, Queens.

Link

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Jonna Lee

These have always been great.



This one's my fave

This one is my absolute favorite!!

I just love, "I was born 67 years ago and I have been planning on being president ever since. There will be NO mistakes in my rise to the TOP..!!! If I choose to run, who knows?"

[Bad Wolf]

So Bernie wins Wyoming by double digits (12%), yet Hillary gets 11 delegates to his 7? (Basically, he loses).

This is exactly why I'm voting for Bernie. This makes me want to register as an Independent.

It also makes me want to not support Hillary if she gets it. This isn't a democracy, and it's sad.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Bad Wolf

So Bernie wins Wyoming by double digits (12%), yet Hillary gets 11 delegates to his 7? (Basically, he loses).

This is exactly why I'm voting for Bernie. This makes me want to register as an Independent.

It also makes me want to not support Hillary if she gets it. This isn't a democracy, and it's sad.

It's called math. There are 14 pledged delegates. Because of proportional delegate allocation, it split evenly because there simply aren't that many delegates. If you think winner-take-all is a better system, then I'd be fine with that because Hillary would have the nomination at this point if that happened. The extra 3 delegates are super delegates. Quit making a big deal out of nothing. The system is entirely fair.

[Eros]

Originally posted by Bad Wolf

So Bernie wins Wyoming by double digits (12%), yet Hillary gets 11 delegates to his 7? (Basically, he loses).

This is exactly why I'm voting for Bernie. This makes me want to register as an Independent.

It also makes me want to not support Hillary if she gets it. This isn't a democracy, and it's sad.

Do you understand the way delegates are allocated?? Also they tied in pledged delegates, they both got 7. The rest are the super delegates that switched to Hillary!

[iamvladd]

I can't seem to find anything but is Clinton having any rallies in NYC this week?
I wouldn't mind going, since I'm gonna check out Bernie's Washington Square Rally on Wednesday..

[@michael]

Originally posted by Bad Wolf

So Bernie wins Wyoming by double digits (12%), yet Hillary gets 11 delegates to his 7? (Basically, he loses).

This is exactly why I'm voting for Bernie. This makes me want to register as an Independent.

It also makes me want to not support Hillary if she gets it. This isn't a democracy, and it's sad.

You're right, caucuses are not a democracy. Every primary should be a secret ballot.

[Dämon]

Originally posted by Bad Wolf

So Bernie wins Wyoming by double digits (12%), yet Hillary gets 11 delegates to his 7? (Basically, he loses).

This is exactly why I'm voting for Bernie. This makes me want to register as an Independent.

It also makes me want to not support Hillary if she gets it. This isn't a democracy, and it's sad.

Low-key preach!

[Bad Wolf]

Originally posted by Eros

The rest are the super delegates that switched to Hillary!

Why did ignore the people and switch to Hillary though? Probably $$$$$. *sigh*


#SoOverHer

[Chivas]

Originally posted by Bad Wolf

So Bernie wins Wyoming by double digits (12%), yet Hillary gets 11 delegates to his 7? (Basically, he loses).

This is exactly why I'm voting for Bernie. This makes me want to register as an Independent.

It also makes me want to not support Hillary if she gets it. This isn't a democracy, and it's sad.

It's because of the unfair allocation of delegates in caucus states that Bernie has as many delegates as he does. While Wyoming worked in Hillary's favor, many other caucus states worked in Bernie's favor. Bernie only has about 42% of the popular vote, yet he has about 45-46% of pledged delegates.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Bad Wolf

Why did ignore the people and switch to Hillary though? Probably $$$$$. *sigh*


#SoOverHer

Probably because Bernie hasn't done much for the Democratic party at large. There's a reason why Hillary has more than 400 super delegates supporting her. Even if we remove them, she still has a 212 delegate lead. Super delegates are not bound to the state and serve as the national voice. At large, they are following the people since Hillary has more than 2 million more votes people.

But, buy up the $$$ establishment, rigged narrative all you want.

[geo]

Originally posted by Bad Wolf

Why did ignore the people and switch to Hillary though? Probably $$$$$. *sigh*


#SoOverHer

They support her because she has supported them for years, unlike Bernie. Not that hard to grasp

[Bad Wolf]

Originally posted by Bloo

Probably because Bernie hasn't done much for the Democratic party at large. There's a reason why Hillary has more than 400 super delegates supporting her. Even if we remove them, she still has a 212 delegate lead.

Basically what you're saying is "because Bernie hasn't given much money to the Democratic party at large."

IMO, the money is the reason she has the super delegates. Hoping they drop her like they did in 2008 with Obama.

She also currently does not have the momentum. NY would be Bernie's if it wasn't a "closed primary." Once again, rigged.

This is why many of us Bernie supporters don't really want to vote for Hillary if she gets it. Our votes mean nothing. And Hillary and her supporters certainly aren't doing ANYTHING to try and change the perceptions of people like me who don't really want to vote for her AT ALL.

And I'm sorry, but I shouldn't have to end up voting for Hillary out of fear from another candidate.

No one should have to vote out of fear. That is also not a democracy.