[foxaylove]

Bernie must be conceding Louisiana completely. I've been watching CNN for the past couple of hours and have seen like 3 Hillary commercials and none from him.

[Moonchild]

Majority of Americans say Senate should hold hearings on Scalia replacement

Welp! Poor Republicans.

[Moonchild]

Originally posted by foxaylove

Bernie must be conceding Louisiana completely. I've been watching CNN for the past couple of hours and have seen like 3 Hillary commercials and none from him.

It's strange, really. His free public tuition plan could really resonate with voters since Bel Edwards just suspended TOPS.

Then again, Louisiana flipped blue for Clinton in the general in '92 and '96, so the Sanders campaign may just be cutting their losses.

[Temporal]

Originally posted by Moonchild

Majority of Americans say Senate should hold hearings on Scalia replacement

Welp! Poor Republicans.

The fact that this is even a debate just makes me pity the Republican party and the state of Congress all together

[MAKSIM]

Originally posted by foxaylove

Bernie must be conceding Louisiana completely. I've been watching CNN for the past couple of hours and have seen like 3 Hillary commercials and none from him.

Bernie is not in a position to be completely conceding states. His win is dependent upon minimizing Hillarys lead in SEC states in March and April.

[Retro]

Originally posted by Mickey

http://digital.vpr.net/post/vpr-poll...d-full-results

Bernie +74 in Vermont

It was +76 a week ago, Hillary is making some progress!

They aren't ready for us, let's GO Hillary! RELEASE THE KRAKEN!

[RatedG²]

Today has been a good day for polls!

New Illinois Poll

Clinton 51
Sanders 32

Two new North Carolina polls. Second one here

SUSA: Clinton 51
Sanders 36

ELON: Clinton 47
Sanders 37

New Georgia Poll

Clinton 72
Sanders 20

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by MAKSIM

Bernie is not in a position to be completely conceding states. His win is dependent upon minimizing Hillarys lead in SEC states in March and April.

Good luck with that. TV station in ATL has Hillary up by 52+ points in Georgia. Though I doubt in the primary she'll win by that much.

Among Democrats, Clinton is being backed by 72 percent of voters while Bernie Sanders received just 20 percent.

About 8 percent remain undecided. The poll has a margin of error of 3.7 percent.
Clinton also leads Sanders in every single demographic break out. She has a large majority in all race and age groups, among men and women, and inside and outside metro Atlanta. Mark Rountree, president of Landmark Communications, told Geary that poll numbers often break toward Sanders as it gets closer to an election, but it's unlikely it would be enough for him to tip the balance in Georgia.

[Retro]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Georgia
Clinton 72
Sanders 20

We ****ing did it, kids. We're really gonna do this.

[MAKSIM]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Today has been a good day for polls!

New Illinois Poll

Clinton 51
Sanders 32

Two new North Carolina polls. Second one here

SUSA: Clinton 51
Sanders 36

ELON: Clinton 47
Sanders 37

New Georgia Poll

Clinton 72
Sanders 20

Sanders can not lose Georgia this badly. Georgia has 100 delegates, while in Vermont, where Sanders holds a similar lead, is only 16 delegates.

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by RatedG²

New Georgia Poll

Clinton 72
Sanders 20

Georgia alone he's going to get wiped out come Super Tuesday

[Moonchild]

I got my ballot by mail today for Super Tuesday. It was so exhilarating to bubble in for Hillary.

[Retro]

The past three days have just been too much, damn Hill

[alexanderao]

Q1. When considering the Democratic candidates for President what is your preference? You will have the following options: Hillary Clinton, or Bernie Sanders?

The grammar.

[Ramcoro]

Georgia Clinton 72, Sanders 20 +52

[iamvladd]

Originally posted by RatedG²

New Georgia Poll

Clinton 72
Sanders 20

So Hillary has the nomination set after Super Tuesday right?

And just seen my first Hillary ad on TV; they did a buy during WWE Raw.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by iamvladd

So Hillary has the nomination set after Super Tuesday right?

And just seen my first Hillary ad on TV; they did a buy during WWE Raw.

Officially no. Unofficially, not necessarily. If she keeps these leads and blunts Sanders' momentum in the caucuses where he is expected to do very well she may have an insurmountable lead that'll be impossible to pass UNLESS he starts landsliding in states he isn't even expected to win.

Back in 2008 Barack won a string of 10 or 11 victories in a row and had about 120 delegates more than her after Super Tuesday (not counting supers). She never caught up even though it was one of the most hotly contested nominations in history of the Democratic Party

Sanders, however, is showing that he can win in unsual places. Like WV . That, and the FBI could hand him the nomination at any time IF (not likely) she's indicted. So eh. Anyone would rather be her but you never know in politics

[Retro]

Originally posted by RatedG²

the FBI could hand him the nomination at any time

Your H. A. Goodman quotes are showing!

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Retro

Your H. A. Goodman quotes are showing!

[Jonna Lee]

Originally posted by ArtForFreedom

https://t.co/Q9UgzdLoT2
Video

omg drag them