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These guys on MSNBC, diehard Trump supporters but registered Democrat. They're voting for Bernie

[iamvladd]

Originally posted by The Countess

Monmouth

NY

Clinton 51
Sanders 39

There's a new NBC/Marist Poll dropping at 5pm est.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by The Countess

Take with a grain of salt but..

Meh, he'll get a lot of attention for the visit at least.

[Skywalker]

NBC Marist

NY

Clinton 55
Sanders 41

[LuLuDrops]

New York

[Temporal]

Hillary better punch!

[iamvladd]

NBC/Marist NY polls

Trump 54%
Kasich 21
Cruz 18

Clinton 55%
Sanders 41

Also from NBC/WSJ/Marist: https://twitter.com/mmurraypolitics/...31375330975744

30% of likely NY Dem voters who back Sanders won't vote for HRC vs. 15% of Clinton voters who say same re Sanders

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by iamvladd

30% of likely NY Dem voters who back Sanders won't vote for HRC vs. 15% of Clinton voters who say same re Sanders

[Skywalker]

[RihRihGirrrl]

Originally posted by The Countess

Republicans have a serious problem on their hands

[Temporal]

So, someone mentioned this earlier:

538 has Hillary at a 95% chance to win New York, 95% chance to win Maryland, 96% chance to win Pennsylvania, and 92% chance to win California at the moment

I did some math since Bernie can't afford to lose any of these states, and what I came up with was that Bernie has 8 millionths of a percent of winning those four states under 538 projections.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Temporal

So, someone mentioned this earlier:



I did some math since Bernie can't afford to lose any of these states, and what I came up with was that Bernie has 8 millionths of a percent of winning those four states under 538 projections.

[Mickey]

Originally posted by Temporal

So, someone mentioned this earlier:



I did some math since Bernie can't afford to lose any of these states, and what I came up with was that Bernie has 8 millionths of a percent of winning those four states under 538 projections.

That's only if those probabilities are independent, which is almost certainly untrue

[Jonna Lee]

Originally posted by The Countess

When my fellow Bernie sisters try to drag superdelegates, I need only show them the situation on the Republican side now to tell them why the Democratic party has them

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by Jonna Lee

When my fellow Bernie sisters try to drag superdelegates, I need only show them the situation on the Republican side now to tell them why the Democratic party has them

So you're saying if REPUBLICAN voters choose Trump as THEIR candidate, party elitists should go against the will of the people and stop it?

Political parties are of, for and by the people. No matter how negatively we on the left view other parties' candidates, it remains the people's choice, it's literally what makes them a party.

[Jonna Lee]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

So you're saying if REPUBLICAN voters choose Trump as THEIR candidate, party elitists should go against the will of the people and stop it?

Political parties are of, for and by the people. No matter how negatively we on the left view other parties' candidates, it remains the people's choice, it's literally what makes them a party.

Well I guess if you put it like that

[Giselle]

The Super Delegate thing is so exacerbated and the Bernie supporters wouldn't care if they were in his favor. We elect our elected officials because we trust their judgement. They are party officials who are given the superdelegate power to decide what they think is best for party.

Enough.

[Giselle]

Countdown to Bernie's Expulsion: 15 Days

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

So you're saying if REPUBLICAN voters choose Trump as THEIR candidate, party elitists should go against the will of the people and stop it?

Political parties are of, for and by the people. No matter how negatively we on the left view other parties' candidates, it remains the people's choice, it's literally what makes them a party.

No because super delegates are only for when both candidates (hell for Republicans it's three right now) are very close in delegates and when none have reached the majority delegates needed.

These party leaders were voted by voters to represent them. Right? So if these people pick Hillary over Bernie then that means they think Hillary represents more the very things that the voters elected the leaders for. That's exactly like when the House decides the president if no one makes it to 270 electoral votes.

[Giselle]

Girls, what's everyone wearing to the #BerniesExpulsionParty?