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TheDormouse's JournalHey, Megyn Kelly--Looks like Trump may get the last laugh
Whatever else anyone may say about Trump, he's twisted Fox News around his little finger.
Larry Wilmore is bombing--It's painful to watch
The White House correspondents' dinner.
Most of his jokes are really unfunny.
And he's following Obama, who was hilarious.
33% of Bernie supporters won't vote for Hillary
according to a nearly two-month-old NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/video/poll-33-sanders-supporters-wouldnt-120220441.html
Do we have any actual hard numbers that are more recent?
(I've seen a number of articles, from random blogs to articles published in more highly-respected sources, that quote surveys of Democrats specifically. But are there are any recent surveys that have asked respondents of all stripes who are Bernie supporters what their plans are?)
Democrats should nominate the candidate who stands the best chances of prevailing in November. He or she will need independents, as well as self-identified Democrats, to do that.
Most Hillary voters back her as a vote against the alternative rather than as a vote for her
NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey April 10-14
(Prior question: "Thinking again about the 2016 presidential election... if the election for president were held today, and Donald Trump were the Republican candidate and Hillary Clinton were the Democratic candidate, for whom would you vote?"
Next question: "Are you voting for that person more because you want that person to be president...or...more because you do NOT want the other person to be president?"
50% of registered voters who back Hillary say it's more because they don't want Trump
33% of registered voters who back Hillary say it's more because they want Hillary
Asked earlier in the same survey--
Among registered voters overall
58% could NOT see themselves supporting Hillary Clinton
48% could NOT see themselves supporting Bernie Sanders
41% could see themselves supporting Hillary Clinton
49% could see themselves supporting Bernie Sanders
31% could see themselves supporting Donald Trump
68% could NOT see themselves supporting Donald Trump
Among registered voters who had or were planning to vote in the Dem primary:
78% could see themselves supporting Hillary (21% could not)
78% could see themselves supporting Bernie (21% could not)
http://www.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/16229NBCWSJApril2016Poll.pdf
Take Home Message:
Bernie is the more electable candidate among registered voters of all political persuasians.
Kathleen Matthews (Mrs. Hardball) LOSES! Jamie Raskin wins!
Democratic Primary for Maryland's 8th Congressional District
CANDIDATES VOTE PCT.
Jamie Raskin 38,902 33.7%
David Trone 31,529 27.3%
Kathleen Matthews 27,401 23.8%
115,354 votes, 100% of precincts reporting
http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/maryland
Buh-Bye ........
The Empire does NOT always win!!
Matthews and Trone were Establishment favorites in what turned out to be the most expensive congressional primary election in US history--over $15 million spent.
Jamie Raskin, a state senator and constitutional law professor, was preferred by the voters, despite being vastly outspent by his opponents.
NYT: Hillary Clinton at times seems tone-deaf to public anger
YES !!!! Bernie 44%, Hillary 50% -- & Bernie has the momentum!
Hillary's support level has plateaued--she's got all the supporters she is going to get. But Bernie's still getting new supporters, as more potential voters hear his message.
Bernie is within striking distance of Hillary in national polls.
http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/pollster/2016-national-democratic-primary
YOUR vote counts! There are still 1,400 pledged delegates up for grabs!
Don't let anyone make you think it won't matter whether you vote or not.
This race is still alive!
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/democratic_delegate_count.html
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