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Hillary Clinton

Kaleva

(40,319 posts) Wed May 18, 2016, 03:40 PM May 2016

Will CA become the Bernie campaign's Alamo? [View all]

Not saying Bernie or anyone associated with his campaign or a supporter of Bernie is a Texan.

What I am saying is that the Bernie campaign is holed up in California, refusing to give in even though the conclusion is known to most everyone except for diehards who are hoping for a political miracle.

Edited to avoid the appearance of impropriety.

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Will CA become the Bernie campaign's Alamo? [View all] Kaleva May 2016 OP

I get what you're getting at but really underthematrix May 2016 #1

Agree. Just because some newbie Sanders supporters use the Nazi comparisons SharonClark May 2016 #3

Agreed. There are equally relevant comparisons that don't involve (those Germans). BobbyDrake May 2016 #4

Nowhere did I associate the Bernie campaign with Nazi rhetoric Kaleva May 2016 #5

I understand. I was talking to myself too :) underthematrix May 2016 #6

Reality will find its way in, most likely through a door left open by fleeing staffers. BobbyDrake May 2016 #2

I'm in CA and I guarantee, I will never underthematrix May 2016 #7

I thought the Sanders campaign was NOT going to buy TV ads in California. I live in California skylucy May 2016 #8

I just looked at the Vallejo Ferry Building in Google Street View jmowreader May 2016 #9

Beats me. There is a small area where people can sit while waiting for the ferry, but it like a side skylucy May 2016 #10

At least one of the CA Sanders team leads left because if prioritizing ads over ground game. BobbyDrake May 2016 #11