In 1992, Bill Clinton lost four primaries/caucuses before Super Tuesday (blown out in two).

[Bleacher Creature]

I realize that the big difference between 1992 and now is that there was no clear front runner in 1992, but I haven't given up hope that we can all come to our senses and agree on a candidate that can realistically win in November.

[aikoaiko]

1. It ain't over.

[TEB]

2. Exactly it is not over

[5X]

3. The best historical parallel we have would be Carter in '76

republicans were weak due to nixon, the country was disturbed by the corruption and lying.
Carter couldn't have won any other time in history.

We have a similar opportunity now and should go as far left as we can get away with.

[Bleacher Creature]

4. That's a good point (and exactly why I went with Warren.

She's as good as Bernie, but without the baggage (and a loyal Democrat to boot).

[Wellstone ruled]

5. Yesterday is another one off.

When Culinary Leadership backed away 2 weeks ago,had to asked someone who we knew was a Organizer for their Union whom we walked Picket lines with. Couple issues seemed to pop,one was Deportation and second was Insurance for thousands who are not covered under the Culinary Insurance. Tons of Hospitality Workers who are just Part Timers or are exempt like many on the Gaming Floors.

Again,will be watching how the issues line up in South Carolina. Will be looking for a trend in the Food Processing Towns.

Noticed Biden change his stance on Deportations this morning.

[Garrett78]

6. IA was nullified by Harkin being in the race, and it was Clinton's strong 2nd place finish...

...and the resulting comeback kid narrative that made the win in Georgia and beyond possible.

The parallels to 72 and 92 are rather silly. The electorate and political climate has changed dramatically.

[Vivienne235729]

7. Exactly. There sure is a lot of commotion. But there is a lot of race left.