February 29, 2016

Hillary Clinton got more votes in NV, SC, IA, than Trump and Bernie.

Fired up! Ready to go!

February 4, 2016

Was FDR a progressive?

Or progressive on some issues and moderate on others?

February 3, 2016

The media spent months trying to tear Hillary down and prop Trump up.

Yet, Hillary won and Trump lost. Congrats to Team HRC for pulling it out despite being slammed by the media 24/7 and being slammed by ads from every candidate on both sides of the aisle. She won the debates despite being constantly ganged up on. The reality of this primary race is its Hillary vs. every other candidate, and every other candidate vs. Hillary. Bernie got to fly under the radar letting Hillary take the brunt of every attack ad from every candidate. And she's still winning. K and R!

February 3, 2016

Hillary won Iowa and it was all due to non-white voters.

Who broke for Hillary +25. Her minority support (even in Iowa!) will continue to propel her to National victory.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/02/02/iowas-small-number-of-nonwhite-voters-underscores-a-big-problem-for-sanders/

February 3, 2016

Hillary Clinton won Iowa. Not coin flips.

http://www.npr.org/2016/02/02/465268206/coin-toss-fact-check-no-coin-flips-did-not-win-iowa-for-hillary-clinton

Who is spreading these rumors? Or the rumors about 90 precincts being unstaffed? None of that is true. Hillary won the national and state delegates while Bernie and Hillary won some county delegates through coin flips.

Edited to add: What won Iowa for Hillary even after being outspent by Bernie? Non-white voters handed Hillary victory. She won +24. An ominous sign for Bernie beyond NH.

February 2, 2016

All Iowa Precincts Reporting

Doesn't look like a tie to me.

February 2, 2016

Why ‘Virtual Tie’ in Iowa Is Better for Clinton Than Sanders

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/02/02/upshot/how-the-virtual-tie-in-iowa-helps-hillary-clinton.html?smid=tw-nytimes&smtyp=cur&referer=https://t.co/2mH5lSGBGJ

But in the end, a virtual tie in Iowa is an acceptable, if not ideal, result for Mrs. Clinton and an ominous one for Mr. Sanders. He failed to win a state tailor made to his strengths.

He fares best among white voters. The electorate was 91 percent white, per the entrance polls. He does well with less affluent voters. The caucus electorate was far less affluent than the national primary electorate in 2008. He’s heavily dependent on turnout from young voters, and he had months to build a robust field operation. As the primaries quickly unfold, he won’t have that luxury.

February 2, 2016

For the FIRST TIME in US History a woman wins the Iowa Caucus!

Great job Team HRC! Lets bring home the victory! #Herstory