[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by MAKSIM

If the exit polls are any indication then she will add sc as the third out of four states where she wins the postgraduate degree vote Those with the most years of education stanning for Hillary just a bit

Oh my god chill

So Bernie is polling closely behind Hillary in terms of postgraduates in IA and NV but beating her by a landslide in college voters? As well as winning postgraduates in NH?

So it seems that he really is winning the educated vote, unless you consider current college voters uneducated, then that's a different story.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by phreshprince

Can someone explain to me what's going on today and the upcoming week that's important?

And when do we know when the republican and democratic parties choose a nominee? Is that not until the summer?

The South Carolina Primary is today, one of many contests that helps choose the nominee of a major party. That's why it's super important

The nominees are officially designated in the summer but we may know months before that. Depends on the election cycle

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by phreshprince

Can someone explain to me what's going on today and the upcoming week that's important?

And when do we know when the republican and democratic parties choose a nominee? Is that not until the summer?

Today is Dem South Carolina primary where Hillary will win big it seems. Tuesday is Super Tuesday (13 states vote), and next Saturday some other states vote (like Louisiana). A lot of the delegates will be giving out on Tuesday.

We won't know who the nominee is until June, but we will probably know by April for the Republican (Trump). They will start the winner takes all delegate states soon, and Trump is dominating everywhere. Democrats give out delegates proportionally so Bernie will stay in for as long as he can, but if Hillary keeps winning he's done.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

Oh my god chill

So Bernie is polling closely behind Hillary in terms of postgraduates in IA and NV but beating her by a landslide in college voters? As well as winning postgraduates in NH?

So it seems that he really is winning the educated vote, unless you consider current college voters uneducated, then that's a different story.

Well just because you're smart (well not smart, but have acquired more information in certain fields) doesn't mean you know what's best for the country or who will be a better president. Ever heard of too smart for their own good? Yeah a lot of college students are like that.

[LuLuDrops]

15 minutes

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Well just because you're smart (well not smart, but have acquired more information in certain fields) doesn't mean you know what's best for the country or who will be a better president. Ever heard of too smart for their own good? Yeah a lot of college students are like that.

Well even "what's good for the country" and the "better president" are pretty subjective, so it's interesting to see how split the opinions are between educated and less-educated people.

[Dessy Fenix]

They're having an argument on CNN over who's closer to Obama I'm kii-ing

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

They're having an argument over who's closer to Obama I'm kii-ing

[St. Charles]

There's a debate right now?

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by St. Charles

There's a debate right now?

The people on CNN, I meant. I don't think there's a debate today

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by St. Charles

There's a debate right now?

CNN guests are debating with each other.

[RatedG²]

CNN said at the top of the hour they "could" make a major projection

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by RatedG²

CNN said at the top of the hour they "could" make a major projection

[St. Charles]

I'll still turn on CNN then. I wish I had a tasty snack to eat while watching, though.

[Dessy Fenix]

Clinton only wrote one speech for tonight.

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by RatedG²

CNN said at the top of the hour they "could" make a major projection

They announce Hillary as the Democratic nominee, Bernie suspends his campaign, Hillary asks him to be VP, he accepts.

Or at least I hope so.

[Mike91]

Why are people acting like Clinton isn't winning by a huge margin?

I don't really care about SC anyways. It's a red state in the GE.

[MAKSIM]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

Oh my god chill

So Bernie is polling closely behind Hillary in terms of postgraduates in IA and NV but beating her by a landslide in college voters? As well as winning postgraduates in NH?

So it seems that he really is winning the educated vote, unless you consider current college voters uneducated, then that's a different story.

She tied him in Iowa on college educated and beat him in postgraduate
She lost in all categories in New Hampshire
She beat him in postgraduate in Nevada.
She will beat him in 3/4 if not 4/4 categories in South Carolina.

Don't make it seem like she's only getting poorly educated voters. The polls don't fit that extremely biased narrative.

[Chemical X.]

Originally posted by alexanderao

ABC News exit poll

"Barely more than half of white voters see Clinton as honest and trustworthy, while more than eight in 10 say that about Sanders. It’s essentially the exact opposite among blacks."

this is so frustrating, we are so loyal

[Retro]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

Okay? Not the same context but you're still the same person and you're not progressive (unless your views would change when travelling from one place to another, that's a different story)

You realize this makes no ****ing sense tho, right?

A "you can't be progressive bc you're not me, Hillary" tea.