EPTOn March 02 2016 09:39 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
Breaking, wow:
Breaking, wow:
He is really going full on relations.
Probably trying to get them as good as he can before Trump comes in to wreck everything he has done.
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He is really going full on relations. Probably trying to get them as good as he can before Trump comes in to wreck everything he has done. | ||
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On March 02 2016 09:43 Introvert wrote: The longer Bernie stays in, the better (for the GOP). Not only does it drag the whole thing out, but it gives Sanders supporters more opportunity to be permanently turned from Hillary due to "dirty tricks" or whatever phrase you want to use. Yep, that plus them simply staying away during the elections is the most likely path for a Trump presidency. | ||
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On March 02 2016 09:33 Slaughter wrote: Clinton is getting such large margins......tho I guess they are southern states who probably are the most "socialism is the boogeyman" types. It's not "socialism is the boogeyman" among D voters, it's all about the African American vote. Clintons have been considered their representatives for decades and while Hillary couldn't beat an African American candidate, she has miles of outreach over Sanders who not only has never campaigned to this demographic but is also in cahoots with the gun industry, which is an anathema to the African American community. (Peeps, please don't reply to argue that Sanders is actually anti gun lobby, it doesn't matter. This is what people believe, and respond to in surveys. Reality doesn't matter.) | ||
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On March 02 2016 09:46 Slaughter wrote: Clinton will be just fine, even if it goes to convention. Sanders isn't so salty as to not throw his full support behind her and while there is a lot of noise online from younger people about staying home or w/e if Sanders doesn't win....well those are the same people who aren't showing up in huge numbers to help Bernie out anyway. Clinton will be fine. I can only speak for myself, but I am not a registered democrat so I can't vote in the democratic primary. But I would vote for Bernie 100%. Won't bother voting for Hillary. I am sure I am not the only one. | ||
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On March 02 2016 09:50 travis wrote: I can only speak for myself, but I am not a registered democrat so I can't vote in the democratic primary. But I would vote for Bernie 100%. Won't bother voting for Hillary. I am sure I am not the only one. You're exactly the kind of person Slaughter was talking about. And also the demographic that a) politicians don't care about, b) pollsters don't care about because a 20-35 male won't even answer the phone to a pollster (response rates in low single digits). | ||
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interesting tidbit, delegates from american samoa actually count 1/2 at convention. | ||
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On March 02 2016 09:52 ticklishmusic wrote: i thought samoa was predicted to be a tie interesting tidbit, delegates from american samoa actually count 1/2 at convention. why not give them half the number of delegates. lol this is worse than 3/5th | ||
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On March 02 2016 09:52 ticklishmusic wrote: i thought samoa was predicted to be a tie interesting tidbit, delegates from american samoa actually count 1/2 at convention. It was predicted a tie because there was no polling done, i.e., they didn't predict anything and just said anyone can win it. | ||
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On March 02 2016 09:39 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Breaking, wow: https://twitter.com/rhodes44/status/704828224509911040 half of the cuban national league team is already playing in the mlb lmfao | ||
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Holy fuck time for the GOP. | ||
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