I'm declaring total victory for Hillary in Kentucky.

[itsrobert]

I'm calling it now before the news media. You heard it here first.

[Surya Gayatri]

1. K & R for visibility. Thanks for posting.

[reformist2]

19. What a ridiculous OP.

[Surya Gayatri]

21. You talkin' to me? If you don't like the OP, tell it to the original poster!

[HassleCat]

2. A smashing victory!

Sweeping! A tidal wave! Absolutely overwhelming! I would go on with more superlatives, but I am left breathless by the huge margin of victory.

[boston bean]

6. Considering bernie needed 70 percent. I am lmao at this sad

shit show bernie is running.

[CobaltBlue]

15. Hasslecat—She won by an estimated +36 in 2008.

[Chasstev365]

3. Too bad it's another red state that will go Republican in November!

[Codeine]

4. Dragging out the oldies, I see. nt

[Chasstev365]

7. No, just a very safe bet!

[Codeine]

9. And?

I don't recall Bernie's supporters being unhappy about his wins in OK, or UT, or WY. And why should they? This isn't the general election -- that shit doesn't matter. Delegates matter, and once again Sanders has fallen far, far short of his target.

[griffi94]

28. Or Indiana or West Virginia or Nebraska

But it's different when Bernie wins bright red states.
Hahaha

At this point a close win is as bad as a loss for Bernie.
At best it's a few more delegates but it's one more
contest off the table.

Of course Bernies more enthusiastic supporters seem to over look that part.

[Scootaloo]

11. Well, in all fairness...

This is what Clinton supporters seem to think of Kentucky.

[Codeine]

13. That's what RandySF thinks, anyway.

I pretty much just think bourbon and horse racing.

[MADem]

22. Really, the dog in the manger--it's not a good look!

?96

[itsrobert]

8. And yet Bernie needs to win by 40 percent to have any chance.

So, an outright win is a total win.

[oldandhappy]

16. yep. Don't call me in two years wanting help!

[snowy owl]

18. Distraction. Not what OP claimed. BTW, it isn't over... hahahahaha

[Stallion]

12. Almost All the Remaining Vote is in Louisville Which Clinton is Winng by 20%

nm

[MADem]

23. It IS a decisive blow--he needed a 70% win to tread water.

Not to 'gain' anything.

He can't "nearly tie" and stay current.

[MADem]

27. There will be a single vote, and she will win it decisively.

And that will be the end of that.

If Sanders doesn't disavow the disgraceful behavior of a small but disruptive number of his fans, he'll end up with the speaking spot right before the maintenance team comes in with the vacuum cleaners.

[oldandhappy]

14. 47 - 47

yes, she is ahead but total and smashing seem a little over blown, and I want you to be happy.

[procon]

20. Didn't Sanders troops claim Kentucky was theirs?

Something must have gone really wrong for them... wonder what could have happened?

[Logical]

25. Another "Look at me" post. WTF

[Tiggeroshii]

26. 47-46 Bernie with 96% reporting =D

[oasis]

29. 99% in. Hill has 3,000 vote lead in Kentucky.

[cliffordu]

30. Fair enough.

I'm declaring a complete and utter defeat for human beings everywhere as a result.

[itsrobert]

31. A little dramatic

arent we?

[cliffordu]

32. Nope.

More TPP
More 'business opportunities' in the Middle East.
More refugees.
More protection of the banking racket.
More money in the political process here.

Business as usual.

We are about finished, I'm afraid.