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Crystalite

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31. Among Dems who know who Sanders is, I'm confident he has the highest support.

Reply to Attorney in Texas (Original post)

Mon Nov 30, 2015, 02:14 PM

Nov 2015

For him it will all be about getting out there.

And he needs to be everywhere at once, even as he serves the state of Vermont.

Key: get people out and win the Iowa and New Hampshire, and that gives Nevada 11 days and South Carolina 18 days to change their minds.

If he can do OK in those states it sends the same message to the rest of the states.

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Bernie Sanders makes it clear: He’s playing this game to win [View all] Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 OP

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Obama also had a lot of money and a large experienced campaign organization. hack89 Nov 2015 #3

My broader point humbled_opinion Nov 2015 #4

Because he is not showing momentum? hack89 Nov 2015 #5

You mean beltanefauve Nov 2015 #34

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Among Dems who know who Sanders is, I'm confident he has the highest support. Crystalite Nov 2015 #31

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