Sanders Requests KY Review(Hillary Group)

[Treant]

http://bigstory.ap.org/042a334061664e0ca202ccfe0a2ffab6

I'm presenting this utterly without comment as I'm beyond words at the moment.

Edited: I said Recount, and meant Review. A recount isn't a review, and the article explains this.

[redstatebluegirl]

1. What a bunch of cry babies!

[shenmue]

2. Criminy pete

What does he not understand?

You don't sue the umpire after the baseball game is over.

[savalez]

7. He's a lot like Trump.

Suing and whining all the time.

[Historic NY]

3. Most at stake is one delegate....

perhaps Sanders ought to shoulder the cost.

[MADem]

9. There it is. He should pay if he wants the state to play.

This is just getting to the point of noxious churlishness.

[Walk away]

24. Getting? I'm pretty sure they are using Bernie's photo next to the definition "Churlish"

In all of the online dictionaries.

[Cha]

4. He's already lost by how much?! And, he's going for perhaps a lost delegate in Kentucky

that he needs to find?

Delegate math: How Clinton wraps up nomination by June 7

REACHING 2,383

After a strong April finish that put her 91 percent of the way to the nomination, Clinton was slowed by a lighter primary schedule and wins by Sanders in Indiana, West Virginia and Oregon. She still picked up more than 45 percent of the delegates at stake in May. That's because Democrats award delegates in proportion to the vote, so the loser receives some.

Clinton is 78 delegates short.

In the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, Clinton is likely to grab around 40 delegates. That will leave her shy by more than 30, heading into June 7.

With 126 pledged delegates at stake, New Jersey offers Clinton more than what she needs to clinch - even if she were to lose the state.

Also voting June 7, in order of poll close times: North Dakota, South Dakota, New Mexico, Montana and California. A total of 694 delegates are up for grabs.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1107143384

So who's he kidding?

[puffy socks]

27. "So who's he kidding?"

His blind and loyal supporters.

[TwilightZone]

5. I'm ok with this. The problem is that the only time he ever sees these problems is when he loses.

The review really isn't the issue. The hypocrisy is.

[SunSeeker]

6. OFFS

[workinclasszero]

8. Sanders is the biggest sore loser of all time!

[Cha]

12. ..

[workinclasszero]

13. I love that! :D

[Cha]

19. Somehow that's the one

that fits.

[sarae]

14. LOL

[Cha]

20. Remind you of somebody?

[yallerdawg]

10. He's following the Trump model of outrageous behavior!

Back in the news!

'True believers' praising his tenacity!

He is going to fight - for every last dollar!

[Cha]

22. lol..

lol don't you mean "delegate"?

[George II]

11. More money pissed down the drain. Even if there were errors (there will be, there ALWAYS are)....

...it will change one or two delegates.

He just wants to keep his finger in the pie and stir shit up. Maybe it will enable Tad and Jeff (and Jane) to keep their paying jobs a little be longer - wring a few more measly bucks out of their supporters.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

15. Seriously Bernie?

[SharonClark]

16. I doubt he cares about the one delegate

He wants to establish a history of fraud or other misdeed as the cause of his losses. He thinks it will help him delegitimize Hillary's victory and discourage voter turnout.

[JSup]

17. I hope whatever they find...

...that explains the 'zomg votes zeroed out in Pike!' is shouted loud and clear; using television adjustments to their typoed numbers (or whatever) isn't fraud.

When I was a kid and playing a game I didn't know the rules to I always thought people were cheating; some of these people remind me of me playing my first Blackjack game: "What? I had 23! I beat you!".

[beachbumbob]

18. Wasting time and money..did sanders learn that from Jane or

Did Jane learned that from Bernie?

[Surya Gayatri]

21. This is just a publicity stunt to keep himself on the front page for free.

Remember, he doesn't even have enough money left to buy ad space in CA.

[Walk away]

23. Something tells me this pathetic grasper is going to spend the month of June and beyond...

litigating every state that he lost, desperately mining for delegates that will never add up to enough.

I am also guessing that Joe and Mika will be the only ones in the media who bother talking about it.

[sufrommich]

25. This makes no sense.What does it get him?

What a ridiculously vain person he has become.

[still_one]

26. That is his choice. As I understand it the cost for candidate-initiated recounts in Kentucky are

paid entirely by the initiator:


"Cost for Candidate-Initiated Recounts:
Paid entirely by initiator
Initiator pays deposit or bond before recount

Candidates must pay a bond before the recount, for all costs associated with the recount, in an amount to be determined by the Circuit Judge. See KRS 120.095 and 120.185."

http://ceimn.org/ceimn-state-recount-laws-searchable-database/states/Kentucky

Whatever it is, someone will have to pay for it, and it won't change anything

[Iliyah]

28. I read it's a review not a recount which cost nada

But still, it's his way of keeping his face in the media.

[LiberalFighter]

29. Let it happen. My guess is there will be one of two outcomes.

1) The results remain nearly the same and the issue was related to the AP that was collecting and reporting the data.

2) It involves two different counties. One of which would not impact the district delegate count. The other could possibly change one delegate at both the district and state level but not the PLEO delegates.

I look for it to be 1). And Sanders with egg on his face. In public.

[jmowreader]

30. It looks like they're going for bulk states won, and not worrying about delegates

Apparently in his mind, the more states he wins, the more control he has over the convention and over Hillary's platform once the election officially shifts into general election mode.

That he actually got stomped down hard during primary season is immaterial at this point. His intent is to force Hillary to run on a socialist platform.

His biggest problem, naturlich, is there are enough undeclared superdelegates floating around for Hillary to clinch the nomination this instant if they wanted to declare for her.