Wow, Hillary is one powerful and crafty establishment politician. . .

[enid602]

. . . with 60% of the Washington votes in, she's leading Bern by 7%. Given Bern's 44% lead in Washington's caucus (more democratic) results, it would appear she and her friends have managed to suppress and subvert the popular vote by a whopping 51%!!! Heck, those are suppression results that Bush and Cheney could have only dreamed of.

[hrmjustin]

1. I would like to know how they are going to explain this.

[enid602]

3. telling

Especially given the fact that the networks are all reporting a record turnout in WA. ND could be written off as an aberration, but the results in WA are truly telling. If you had any doubts before that we have a nominee, they should be erased by now.

[hrmjustin]

5. Despite what they say on this board I think they know the results are not good for Sanders.

It speaks to CA.

[applegrove]

2. Oh hogwash.

[procon]

4. So, Sanders lost and Hillary won because she got more votes, and you're mad at who?

Another person who thought math was a variable.

[enid602]

6. thrilled

I'm thrilled, not only for Hill but I really think there might now be a path forward to 'one person, one vote' primaries in all of the states.