[Skywalker]

Originally posted by Bey Admired

Was it expected to be this close?

Yes.

[Rusty]

Originally posted by Melquiades

Oh sure, I dont think Sanders winning Iowa will sudenly make black voters and a portion of hispanics decide to vote him instead of Clinton.

Just like Hillary winning Iowa isn't going to change much when Vermont senator Bernie slays in NH. By and large, Hillary can better take an Iowa loss than Bernie.

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by Mike91

Two victories in a row is going to see a massive shift of momentum for Bernie.

[Mike91]

The whole Bernie is "not electable" rhetoric being destroyed tonight. Clinton can't really use that anymore.

[Butters]

Just in, Republicans are reporting a record turnout of at least 150,000.

lots of turnout this year, even for the democrats. good news

[MAKSIM]

Not me yelping everytime Hillary gets .1% added to her percentage.

[Temporal]

This is KILLING me

[Sasha.]

**** he's dropping

[Bey Admired]

Isn't Hillary hosting a victory party tonight? Damn mess

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Bey Admired

It's true though. That's how these things work. If he wins both, that's going to be a ton of media coverage that he's otherwise not had.

[RatedG²]

67% counted. Hmm

[Skywalker]

Young Rubio exceeding expectations.

[Rusty]

Mess at Bernie winning "Clinton county"

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by foxaylove

CNN
61% Reporting (GETTING TIGHT)

CNN
67% Reporting

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Bey Admired

Isn't Hillary hosting a victory party tonight? Damn mess

She is

[jonasha]

Originally posted by Sasha.

**** he's dropping

Rise up Bernie this is only the beginning. I'm lighting my Alejandro candles.

[Delilah.]

Why on CNNs website does it say Hillary has 388 delegates to bernies 13?

[Moonchild]

Originally posted by Mike91

The whole Bernie is "not electable" rhetoric being destroyed tonight. Clinton can't really use that anymore.

Yes, in a 94% white state where a considerable percentage of citizens identify as socialists.

[Butters]

Seems like Hillary will be able to squeak by a win.

[jonasha]

Sanders leads 84-13% among caucus-goers younger than 30, but their turnout is slightly down from 2008. Clinton leads among seniors 68-26%.

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