Hmmmm, Ms. Inevitable just lost another state. Weird.

[Logical]

And Hill fans still think Bernie should drop out.

[Merryland]

1. this "drop out so Hillary has no competition" thing

is totally stupid.

[Joob]

2. The math says blah blah blah blah

The math also says




How Hillary going to win without these guys?
Scare us with Trump?

[Mike__M]

7. What does she know

that the future is no concern?

[scscholar]

41. But against an unnamed opponent...

she still wins. It isn't as bad as that graph would indicate.

[Joob]

43. Exactly my point, thanks

[lagomorph777]

74. Yes, she should run against an unnamed opponent

'cause that makes sense?

[pdsimdars]

84. But she did come in 3rd in that one county in WV, to someone virtually unkown

[Bettie]

67. Haven't you heard?

She doesn't need or want independents to vote for her.

She doesn't need or want "lefties" to vote for her.

She doesn't need or want anyone who supported Sanders to vote for her.

[pdsimdars]

83. These graphics tell the story. Thanks. Keep posting them, maybe they'll seep through.

[JimDandy]

3. And WV was Hillary's biggest win in 2008. What a reversal!! n/t

[dana_b]

4. well since he keeps winning

maybe people should be quiet about Bernie dropping out and just let the primaries play out.

[grasswire]

11. that would be nice, but for the Git R Dun element prior to FBI report. nt

[beaglelover]

5. He can't win. It's the math. Not that hard of a concept to grasp. But for some I guess it is.

[Logical]

8. LOL, yet the voters keep voting for him. Weird. nt

[beaglelover]

64. Yep, voters in the whitest state in the nation.

[Logical]

70. Another racist baiting post from a hill fan. Nice!

[beaglelover]

71. Just the facts 'mam.

[Ed Suspicious]

78. Never take facts from a partisan, because they rarely are.

[SCantiGOP]

88. you mean facts like

Almost 3 million more people have actually voted for Clinton over Sanders this year?

Or is that fact too partisan for you?

[DJ13]

55. It's not the math. Its the $ signs that were used to BUY her superdelegates.

Even CNN this evening was talking about Bernie likely finishing the primaries with the most earned delegates, which means Hillary will ONLY WIN because she has bought off most of the super delegates.

Thats not the democratic way to win.

[beaglelover]

65. Bernie has to win by an impossible margin in the remaining primaries to surpass

Hillary's pledged delegate lead. Ain't gonna happen! Hello! New Jersey???? Yeah, right.

[morningfog]

79. You don't understand math. He is not mathematically eliminated,

the math says he could still win. You seem to be the challenged one.

[The Second Stone]

6. This is just the break that the Sanders campaign has been looking for

too push them over the top in popular vote count, pledged delegate vote count and superdelegate vote count. All that needs to be done now is to emphasize victories like this one in in West Virginia and hope the MSM downplays the others and we can continue being in complete freaking denial of establishment reality.

Here's the electoral map.

http://www.270towin.com/maps/bMcf

unfortunately for Donald Trump, he does not come even close to putting together a victory against Hillary Clinton. Much to the disappointment of a few Bernie Sanders supporters who had hoped that Donald Trump would be their last hope.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

9. Speak for yourself! Trump is far from being my last hope.

He is a walking talking disaster area and there's no way in hell I want him as President.

I do not like Hillary at all, but she's head and shoulders above Trump.

And Bernie outshines both of them.

[BillZBubb]

10. Pretty silly. Trump will be competitive is all the swing states.

Especially against Hillary.

[The Second Stone]

48. The fantasy swing states. The important ones where Sanders

picked up his majority of delegates.

[LaydeeBug]

12. Because we can do *math*...and he can take the rest of the states at 100%

and *still* not be able to get the nomination.

Congratulations at your win tonight. It cannot and will not stop Hillary's VICTORY though, because she already hit her target for WV....17%.

Yep. Her lead is so far above the competition that she only needs 17% of the remaining delegates to secure the nomination. But keep telling yourself other stuff.

[lmbradford]

80. Supers dont vote until convention

She needs somethin like 2024 to clinch the pledged delegates. Better redo your math. If he gets 66% of remaining pledged delegates he will have majority. Yes, she has a lot of Super support but they dont get to vote until convention. They arent going to overturn the leader in pledged delegates.

[LaydeeBug]

81. Supers have already committed...you don't get to have it both ways

math is math.

[JoePhilly]

13. As WV goes ....

... Clinton moves closer to the nomination.

[timmymoff]

16. And we move closer to a gop presidency

and very little gains in house and senate. Good luck with that, you'll need it.

[JoePhilly]

24. Keep your figures crossed!!!!

Perhaps you give yourself away by saying "Good luck with that, you'll need it" ... and not "Good luck with that, we'll need it."

Apparently you will not be impacted as negatively by a Trump Presidency as we would be.

[timmymoff]

25. No, I'm stating i won't be helping

so you Hillary supporters better pick up the slack if you don't want a Trump presidency.

[JoePhilly]

28. We ... don't need ... you. k?

[timmymoff]

29. Yea you do

and every other vote you can muster.

[JoePhilly]

32. No, we don't need dead weight.

Vote, or don't vote at all ... vote green ... stay home ... whatever .... no one should spend more than 10 seconds trying to get you to do anything.

[timmymoff]

34. Well I understand we interrupted the coronation

and the grapes are sour, but hey, she's been vetted. Maybe that's the problem?

[JoePhilly]

36. She's winning the nomination ... no problem.

And as for "interrupting things" ... please ... the date of the convention has not changed or been interrupted in the least.

And the only grapes to be consumed by Hillary supporters, will be in the form of wine.

The sour grapes, the bitter herbs, the rotten apples ... are all for you.

[timmymoff]

37. Cool, good luck in November you'll need it.

[JoePhilly]

38. Thanks ... we'll be fine.

[timmymoff]

39. I hope for you guys sake.

I'm sure they will set up hot lines.

[Renew Deal]

47. Do you live in the US?

I don't know why you say "you guys." You'll face the consequences too just like you did with 9/11, Iraq, Katrina, Recession, Alito, etc.

[timmymoff]

49. Funny you mentioned Iraq

considering what excellent results we got from one of our candidate's votes. I only mentioned You'll because you and her supporters need to get her elected. I won't be a part of helping I've done enough holding my nose voting for conservadems.

[Renew Deal]

50. And you'll be fully deserving for the blame if your gamble doesn't work out

Just like the Naderites

[timmymoff]

51. as stated before but you are obviously to thick to comprehend

Gore lost his home state. Gore lost the home state of president Bill Clinton. Gore lost 250,000 democratic votes that switched to Bush in Florida. I'd say Gore lost due to bad campaigning more than Nader, but then I live in reality, not a bubble I choose to stay in which doesn't allow anyone to question anything about Hillary.

[Renew Deal]

52. Gore didn't lose because of Nader

Gore lost because a bunch of selfish buffoons got suckered into believing that there is no difference between the parties. The last 15 years have proven just how idiotic those people were.

[timmymoff]

59. you blamed nader

now backtrack.

[Renew Deal]

60. No. I blamed the Naderites

"Just like the Naderites", though Nader deserves blame too. His choice worked against his stated goals.

[timmymoff]

61. Oh my bad,

so no blame for Gore, just like no issue Hillary can adopt makes you question her, she is without blame as well. I'd say I am recognizing a problem, I'd say you are overlooking one and seeking to make excuses for results you already see.

[Renew Deal]

62. Do you blame Nader or Naderites for anything

Or are we only blaming Democrats?

[timmymoff]

63. I blame Al Gore for losing

Ran the crappiest campaign known to man. Let Bush define him, then proceeded to live by that definition. Was always shouting "me too" after Bush announced a policy.

"I am for the death penalty " Al Gore would say " me too" etc. So no I do not blame them. I blame Gore and Donna Brazile . I guess you could call it accountability, you should try some instead of trying to blame others for warning you about the writing on the wall.

[LaydeeBug]

89. Nice to know you blame the victim for a STOLEN ELECTION

and while Nader didn't do the *actual* stealing, he certainly handed them the keys to the getaway car.

But pretend...

[timmymoff]

91. again

lost his home state, lost the home state of the president ( bill Clinton) , lost 250,000 votes that left Gore to vote bush in Florida alone. I know facts are bothersome, but again considering he ran the "me too" candidacy he did lose it, not election theft. You need to stop making excuses and actually join in reality.

[LaydeeBug]

93. and *again*

blame the victim. The droves of people in Tennessee sent away from the polls, etc. I know what the facts are regarding 2000. It appears, on the other hand that....

[Jack Bone]

58. If Bill Clinton could've kept his dick on a leash...

Al Gore would've won 2000 in a landslide...instead...well, you know

[LaydeeBug]

90. If the GOP would have kept their nose out of his crotch

since we now know they were up to much MUCH worse. But, *I* know.... *pretend*

[global1]

14. How Embarrassing!!!!....nt

[GreatGazoo]

15. her voters "don't do rallies or bumperstickers"

or voting now, apparently

[MFM008]

33. seeing how WV is a white redneck state

who cares.

30 % will vote for Trump.
Last time they voted overwhelmingly against the BLACK guy.
This time against the woman.
white, racist rednecks just short of a takeover of a bird sanctuary.
screw them and their 6th grade educations.


(The 30 % voting for Trump. Just CLAIFYING for those of a sensitive nature............)

[timmymoff]

35. Didn't hillary win west virginia

against Obama in 08 now she loses hmmmmmmmm

[Number23]

40. Thanks for putting this "big win" in perspective, if completely unintentionally.

[timmymoff]

42. she can't even keep states she once won lol

[Number23]

44. LOL The issue is that our current, two term, wildly popular current president lost this "mighty"

state in the last primary.

Trying to pretend that's not the point is both precious and adorable.

[timmymoff]

45. It isn't pretending anything.

She may very well be the nominee, I say good luck with that.

[pdsimdars]

85. Not fair, she did have a rally yesterday in CA

[AgingAmerican]

17. A 'racism' op has already been posted on this subject by a Hillary supporter

Sooo predictable. Cognitive dissonance on steroids.

[Lizzie Poppet]

66. Did they? I can only see a fairly small percentage of replies.

I suspected Princess Weathervane's Ostrich Army was out in force on this one.

[Demsrule86]

18. operation chaos

We knew the GOP would engage in ratfuckery and they did...this make this win even less meaningful than it would have been

[nadinbrzezinski]

56. In an election without crossover voting

hmmm. that operation chaos is really crafty I tell ya

[LondonReign2]

69. They aren't going to let a little thing like facts get in the way of their rationalization

They don't like facts, at all, really. Reminds me of Republicans, wonder why that is?

[baldguy]

19. He needed 65% of the vote. He only got 50%.

Every time he "wins" he falls further behind.

[amborin]

20. Bernie can win; HRC will not get enough delegates to secure the nomination

[onenote]

21. and you think sanders will?

[workinclasszero]

22. Sanders is still losing the primary

So he got lots of Trump voters in the fall trying to stop Hillary today.

I would be ashamed of their "help".

[timmymoff]

27. As ashamed as courting Jeb Bush mega donors and Ted Cruz's now?

That is what I would be ashamed of. But deep down, you know she is still our little Goldwater Girl.

[CentralCoaster]

23. Hillary will never be president of the United States. We are plain fucked as can be.

Stupid ass DNC gutless sycophants convinced that it's her turn put the whole party and nation at risk.

Now we have a real candidate but they rigged the game.

If she becomes the candidate she'll lose the general. Either way she's damaged goods.

Bad shit, she needs to drop out.

[saucy007]

31. Exactly right;

The DNC rigged this primary from the beginning and the are going to hand this election to Trump because HRC is a weaker candidate with too much baggage.

[griffi94]

26. I think in total delegates

she gained tho.

She had 6 of the seven SDs
and wasn't the pledged delegate count Bernie +3

[Bluenorthwest]

72. As of now, the WV delegates go 16 to Bernie, 11 to Hillary with 2 still on the table..

nt

[griffi94]

92. So 7 delegates to Bernie .

[CrowCityDem]

30. She's still inevitable, and Bernie's path got harder. A good night.

[Warren DeMontague]

46. people are voting for Sanders despite being forbidden to.

It's an OUTRAGEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

[Silver_Witch]

53. Weird and Wonderful!!!

Truly truly wonderful.

[randome]

68. Why do you keep saying she's inevitable?

[hr][font color="blue"][center]"Everybody is just on their feet screaming 'Kill Kill Kill'! This is -hockey- Conservative values!"[/center][/font][hr]

[Logical]

76. She assumed it from day one

[lagomorph777]

73. Gradually looking more "evitable" with each race.

Hmmmm...

[Logical]

77. Yet not

[Blue_Tires]

75. I'm old enough to remember when

Hillary winning VA was universally dismissed by the Bernistans because we're conservative/southern/Establishment/whatever and because Hillary has zero chance of winning VA in the general....

But now I'm supposed to believe WV means something?

[pdsimdars]

82. The coronation postponed, yet again. . . . drat!

[Orsino]

86. Neener-neeners do not become us. n/t

[pdsimdars]

87. Speak for yourself.