[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Hillary may be single digits away from clenching after tomorrow

DJ, we both met her. Hillary twinsies

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

DJ, we both met her. Hillary twinsies

OMG I know! We met the future president

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

OMG I know! We met the future president

Your iconic photo should be used in an inauguration clip

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Skywalker

Megyn Kelly has been going above and beyond this election and still is recently. She's been so direct in calling out his ********.

Megyn Kelly's contract is up this year, she's trying (somewhat, still not fully) to make a name for herself and remove the "conservative sycophant" label. She basically said she wants to be the nexy Oprah or Barbara Walters.

[Dessy Fenix]

Someone on facebook shared and watched a speech from Obama detailing how Democrats don't want to take away guns or the Second Amendment but the guy still said while sharing that he wants to take away guns and to use your own thoughts. Like did you even watch the video

[Zayn Malik]

The one time I actually agree with with something Megyn Kelly says

[vuelve88]

Originally posted by Benzene

Biggest evidence that Sanders is going to lose PR in a landslide: http://cb.pr/bernie-sanders-camp-rep...ntial-primary/

Already claiming fraud before he even loses.

Mess.

[Zayn Malik]

I'm gonna have Bernie's concession speech on loop for a week

[LuLuDrops]

Goodbye to even the smallest chance of GOP getting Nevada/Colorado.

Florida depends if the other Latinos band against the pro-GOP Cubans They'll get help from the black communities though

[HeyMr.DJ]

Omg at my Hillary thread still getting traction nearly two months later

[Akil]

Originally posted by Zayn Malik

I'm gonna have Bernie's concession speech on loop for a week

Me too, sis.

[LuLuDrops]

Found info on Virgin Islands

The delegates are in buckets of 4 and 3. To get 2/3, she needs only a majority. To get 3/4, she only needs 62.5%, which should be easy with 75% blacks, so we're pretty much guaranteed at least 5 delegates.
To get 4/4, we need 87.5% (actually 85%), and to get 3/3, we only need 83.3%. Since Obama got 90% of the vote, this is achievable, though the fact that it's a caucus may hurt us.

[Skywalker]

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/...cials-of-fraud

I take it we can expect a decisive win in PR if they are already pulling "fraud" claims.

[Monster Megamind]

Originally posted by Zayn Malik

I'm gonna have Bernie's concession speech on loop for a week

Get that hot 100 1 Bernie!

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by Zayn Malik

The one time I actually agree with with something Megyn Kelly says

I've never liked her more than I have during this election season. She always ultimately let's herself down though.

[LuLuDrops]

Just days ahead of the California primary, the editorial board of the Los Angeles Times has endorsed Hillary Clinton. They write:

This will be the most populous and among the last states to vote, giving extra symbolic heft to the dramatic clash here between former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist from Vermont. Despite the many points of agreement between the two, they have come to epitomize the long-running and occasionally bitter battle within the party between idealistic liberals (championed by Sanders) and the party’s more pragmatic, moderate establishment (embodied by Clinton).

Both candidates have campaigned aggressively in the state despite its lateness on the campaign calendar and Clinton’s nearly insurmountable lead in delegates. A first-place finish in California would enable Clinton to strengthen her moral as well as mathematical claim to the nomination. But if Sanders were to prevail, even narrowly, he would be emboldened in his effort to convince so-called super-delegates to shift their support from Clinton to him.

Clinton has her liabilities as a candidate, including a penchant for secrecy and self-protection that was reflected in her decision to maintain a private email server as secretary of State and her continued refusal to acknowledge that it ran afoul of State Department policy. In a year in which many voters crave novelty, she is a familiar face. But she has formidable assets that would be especially important in a general-election campaign against Trump: steadiness, seriousness and a commanding grasp of issues about which the blowhard businessman is dangerously ignorant.

Voters in California’s Democratic primary owe a debt of gratitude to Bernie Sanders for a campaign that has emphasized issues that otherwise might have been ignored. But they should cast their votes for Hillary Clinton.

[LuLuDrops]

Yas, LA Times

[Skywalker]

[LuLuDrops]

Vision, look at the blowback from the latest Paul Ryan clip. Is that their new slogan?

https://twitter.com/52gopher/status/739119045580988420

The gif I linked I heard some are already calling Ryan a traitor

[LuLuDrops]

If this is true. Let me PERCH.

Here is an alert from Rachel Maddow last night. By tomorrow evening, after the results from the Puerto Rico primary are in, Hillary should only be about 35 delegates away from the nomination (including Superdelegates). There are about 150 uncommitted Superdelegates -- many of whom have merely not bothered to state a preference. If one of the news services wants to canvass the remaining Superdelegates, Hillary could be declared the winner after the results by a news network. We may not have to wait until the New Jersey Primary comes in on Tuesday. This is exactly what happened with Trump - someone canvassed uncommitted Superdelegates -- and determined he had the nomination.