2016 Postmortem
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(4,992 posts)Response to randys1 (Reply #1)
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roguevalley
(40,656 posts)I doubt that the Mike bloomberg lackeys have the deep inside word. You need hundreds of delegates to win. We are at 51 or 2 apiece. I laugh at Bloomberg news. Old shifty Mike doesn't have a dog in this fight. Oh no he doesn't
Do I have to put the sarcasm smiley up?
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(17,196 posts)Karma13612
(4,992 posts)randys1
(16,286 posts)I thought Bernie handled it well and I thought Chris exposed he is a Hillary supporter
Stallion
(6,642 posts)as mentioned in original post. Comes on daily on MSNBC at about 6:00 EST with John Heileman and Mark Halperin. They talk about the daily events on Campaigns. There is absolutely nothing surprising that political campaign watchers are talking Polls-and all the Polls in last few days are showing a Clinton rout.
Karma13612
(4,992 posts)But what show are they taking about?
Us workers are at work, not at home watching tv
UglyGreed
(7,661 posts)if you have a TV and watch it after you "workers" are back home.
Like I need this ...
Trajan
(19,089 posts)So, thanks for you succinct response ... It did distill and simply my response ...
Thanks for the help ...
UglyGreed
(7,661 posts)workers since I'm disabled and not able to work I thought it was put down.
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KingFlorez
(12,689 posts)Big blowouts are never good for political optics and that how the media views elections.
virtualobserver
(8,760 posts)and the networks approach it generally from a pure entertainment standpoint. The have no interest in responsibly informing the public about any issue. Some days it hurts Bernie, other days it hurts Hillary...but it almost never hurts the Republicans.
Punkingal
(9,522 posts)I really think there is a big media push to discourage people from voting for Bernie. They want us to think it is over.
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GoneFishin
(5,217 posts)RobertEarl
(13,685 posts)But they love the establishment. And Hillary has promised to spend lots of money with the M$M.
litlbilly
(2,227 posts)bias for Hillary will backfire bigtime
RobertEarl
(13,685 posts)Right in their faces. He's a brave, brave man.
M$M is thinking: "How dare he challenge our Queen!"
Matariki
(18,775 posts)Sanders is no more 'out' after SC than Clinton was out after NH. It's ridiculous. It she's leading by a big margin after super tueday then maybe they can talk like that.
jeff47
(26,549 posts)There are far fewer delegates up for grabs this super Tuesday, because there are about half as many states as 2008 holding primaries on super Tuesday.
California alone has about half the delegates (475) as this year's super Tuesday (865), but won't be voting until June. With most states offering proportional results, it's going to be a long primary.
jalan48
(14,914 posts)cantbeserious
(13,039 posts)eom
grasswire
(50,130 posts)And previously I thought they were pretty fair.
Guess not.
They say it will be a win for Hillary if she gets +30 points. A win for Bernie if he comes within ten.
Peregrine Took
(7,583 posts)What a crapola state (Oh, ya!!!) -no more tourist bux from me.