Well seems like i was right

[Robbins]

with 2% in Clinton is leading in florida 62% to 36% I doudt that changes.when bernie wins like in michigan he starts out ahead.

like rest of south they will go for clinton.

It looks like trump may beat rubio in florida.

[n2doc]

1. I'm glad the south is pretty much done

Why we have to let that region dominate the early primaries I just don't know.

[Robbins]

2. it is shocking

that with a lot of jewish people there and they are voting for clinton.

Bernie wants to expanded ss benefits and they would rather blindly support clinton.Of course next they will support clinton in cutting benefits.

[LiberalElite]

9. It's the same with the rest of the

"old" crowd (I'm over 60) - they tend to go for Clinton.

[Rybak187]

3. It helps the more business friendly democratic candidate win.

[Punkingal]

4. Bullshit.

[beltanefauve]

5. It seems deliberately rigged

to get the momentum and the money flowing towards establishment & authoritarian candidate(s) right away.

[winter is coming]

7. That would be because it *is* rigged to accomplish that. n/t

[JFKDem62]

10. I agree, it gives a psychological advantage to very conservative candidates.

Which impacts funding and ground game down the road.

[cyberpj]

6. I can look it up but thought I'd ask first, how does that happen? States decisions on dates?

Of course, if all were held at one time this year it would probably have killed Bernie's chance to get his message out to enough people to make such a difference.

Ach... politics....

[Broward]

8. Republicans don't have a monopoly on people voting against their own interests.

There are a lot of people that are either uninformed or misinformed.