Bernie Sanders Has Netted 3 Delegates Tonight!

[onehandle]

He's on track to be the Democratic Nominee in 2018!

[randome]

1. Game over, man!

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

[w4rma]

2. Hillary math: Always misleading. (nt)

[firebrand80]

3. Maybe if he buries then in the ground

They'll grow to 300 by morning

[Iliyah]

4. It's 100% counted??????

[Dem2]

5. Estimate by Steve Kornaki

MSNBC

[PufPuf23]

6. Look at all the damage to the Democratic Party caused by the DNC and Hillary Clinton.

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The DNC treated Hillary Clinton like an incumbent and failed to provide a slate of possible candidates for the primaries as in 2008.

Hillary Clinton ran a dirty campaign as Clinton did in 2008.

The Democratic party is split and so what if Clinton is the nominee and wins the general election.

The damage is done regardless.

Hillary Clinton supports GOP policies and uses GOP tactics as Clinton is a neo-liberal.

edit added P to arty in the title. oops

Thanks for responses.

[wendylaroux]

8. Good post! So true

[Eko]

9. Yes,

She want to lower taxes for the rich and for corporations. Get rid of the EPA and the IRS. Get rid of SS and welfare. She supports GOP policies to a tee. Just to make sure I am being very sarcastic. Very.

[Go Vols]

11. Yep

In the late 1970s, as large corporations turned into transnational giants, they pumped huge amounts of cash into the political system. This largesse lured, first, the Republican Party, in the 80s, followed by the Democratic Party in the ‘90s, and precipitated a rightward political shift as both parties rewrote their policies to compete for the same corporate contributions.

Before this, from 1932-1976, the Democratic Party as a whole was far more progressive. The issues and approaches advocated today by Bernie Sanders were considered mainstream Democratic ideas by Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Lyndon Johnson, and even many moderate Republicans. It was common to support strict financial regulation, liberal immigration, social services for the poor, and progressive tax policies.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tony-brasunas/there-is-a-moderate-republican-in-this-race_b_9704194.html

[Warren Stupidity]

12. ain't it the truth, and Clinton's supporters here are prime examples of how twisted the party has

become.

[PufPuf23]

13. Good article.

This:

"From 1932-1976, the Democratic Party as a whole was far more progressive. The issues and approaches advocated today by Bernie Sanders were considered mainstream Democratic ideas by Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Lyndon Johnson, and even many moderate Republicans. It was common to support strict financial regulation, liberal immigration, social services for the poor, and progressive tax policies."

[Recursion]

16. And from 1968 to 1992 we lost five out of six Presidential elections running on those ideas

People keep acting like that never happened, or that the DLC didn't form for a reason.

[frylock]

7. Nice to see you finally come around.

Welcome aboard.

[annavictorious]

10. Will Sanders win 19 delegates tonight?

That's his target number for West Virginia. He needs to win by +31 to make that number. Clinton's target is 12.

Sanders won Indiana, but lost ground because he did not win by enough. The same thing will happen tonight.

http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/its-really-hard-to-get-bernie-sanders-988-more-delegates/
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/election-2016/delegate-targets/

[Logical]

14. Another rude post from a hill fan. Nt

[morningfog]

15. And yet Hillary still has not clinched it. And won't before the last day of voting.

If then.

[beaglelover]

17. LOL!!!!! K&R!!!!!!