One thing is clear, KY will not be helping that Bernie "path" tonight

[Godhumor]

Win or lose, he is not making a delegate dent with KY.

He is quickly running out of runway for lift off.

[cali]

1. He ran out of runway weeks ago. What you are seeing is a protest vote

Clinton is a truly bad nominee. She's what we have, but that is depressing

[Cali_Democrat]

4. Obama lost 7 of the last 10 primaries in 2008 when he was the front runner

Protest votes?

Meh....

[cali]

11. We agree she's the nominee, but you have to be blind to

not see how weak she is.

[Jester Messiah]

2. At this point it hurts Clinton more

Because she can't put him away, you see. She looks weak and thus is weakened. Important for the convention.

[auntpurl]

5. You mean how Obama looked weak in 2008

when Hillary won the last 6 primaries, including CA? And by the way, was MUCH closer to Obama in delegates? And Obama was declared the candidate on the first ballot at the convention?

Ok.

[Jester Messiah]

8. If 2008 proved anything

It's that Hillary is no Obama. She doesn't have the charisma or the integrity.

[JI7]

10. but she is doing better than obama did with a stronger lead

[quickesst]

7. Heh...

Think about what you just wrote. Why not come out and say Bernie Sanders is not a formidable foe. As a Clinton supporter, until lately, I myself thought he was rather formidable.

[Jester Messiah]

9. Formidable enough, it seems. n/t

[quickesst]

14. If you believe that...

... how does that make Clinton look weak? Doesn't seem to be much logic in your statement. "Clinton is so weak she couldn't even put Bernie Sanders away, but he is a very formidable opponent". That doesn't make any sense.

[MoonRiver]

3. "Houston, we have a problem!"

[Surya Gayatri]

6. Clear as crystal. The Bern will not be meeting his "target" tonight in KY.

[Attorney in Texas]

12. Another thing is clear, KY and OR will not be helping Hillary rebut that she is a "weak" candidate

[Godhumor]

16. She just needs to run out the clock

Sanders doesn't have the support to make up Hillary's demographic advantage.

[Attorney in Texas]

18. I was sort of hoping that our nominee would be wanting to win the general election. "Running out the

clock" does not advance that goal or help with the perception that she is a strong enough candidate to win in November.

[The_Casual_Observer]

13. Bernie will continue this campaign into 2017.

[UMTerp01]

15. Bernie needed to win by like 80/20 to cut into the delegate deficit

At this point it looks like more of a draw regardless of who wins by a point or 2. Delegates will be split and its essentially a wash.

[Logical]

17. Yet hopefully he can keep Hillary's right wing leaning grounded. nt