The candidate who loses both... (Reply #79)

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Thu Jan 28, 2016, 12:34 PM

zanana1 (5,600 posts)

79. The candidate who loses both...

Will not have momentum. (I'm a Bernie volunteer in NH).

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Hot Off The Press Marist Iowa and South Carolina Polls-IA HRC 48% - SBS 45%/ SC HRC-64%-SBS 27% [View all]	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	OP
I saw on twitter both campaigns expect Hillary to win Iowa because his supporters	hrmjustin	Jan 2016	#1
Hillary's support is more widespread along Iowa's 99 counties.	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#2
WOW!!! Seems like he's doing this just for the rally screen shots	uponit7771	Jan 2016	#13
LOL. You keep thinking that.	Fawke Em	Jan 2016	#23
I saw. It is a good plan for Sanders but it remains to be seen if it helps.	hrmjustin	Jan 2016	#24
I teach at one of these universities.	cab67	Jan 2016	#53
In South Carolina, Clinton is winning the African American vote by 57 points (74% to 17%).	Alfresco	Jan 2016	#3
Alfresco, my fine friend, I am cautiously optimistic about Iowa.	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#4
I am too, but in the long run IA and NH matter little. IMHO :-)	Alfresco	Jan 2016	#7
+1, Sanders can win both... lose IA by 10+ and the gnashing of teeth would overwhelm this place	uponit7771	Jan 2016	#12
It's coming. Everyone (DNC, Media, Establishment...) conspired against Bernie. Invest in tinfoil :)	Alfresco	Jan 2016	#19
The candidate who loses both...	zanana1	Jan 2016	#79
Once they get to know him...	firebrand80	Jan 2016	#20
Acutally, they already like him, they just aren't sure he's viable.	Fawke Em	Jan 2016	#26
What makes you believe this will happen?	firebrand80	Jan 2016	#47
Obama being black played a part in it	KingFlorez	Jan 2016	#83
Bernie still can't connect with AA voters.	DCBob	Jan 2016	#27
I dunno about that	RoccoR5955	Jan 2016	#58
GREAT news. Thanks	riversedge	Jan 2016	#87
Great news!	Sancho	Jan 2016	#5
Agree on the rural HRC support.	DaGimpster	Jan 2016	#6
Good morning...It is my understanding the pop vote in the IA caucus is never released.	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#9
I had refresh from 2008! Been a while :)	DaGimpster	Jan 2016	#35
The media always reports	MrChuck	Jan 2016	#40
I'll never understand the caucus system!	MoonRiver	Jan 2016	#71
Thank you for posting this	Gothmog	Jan 2016	#8
Martin may be a nice guy	Cartoonist	Jan 2016	#10
He and his supporters in caucus states should keep on. I am voting for him in the primary.	KittyWampus	Jan 2016	#16
He certainly knows what you are saying, but I think he is running to gain name recognition for	Cal33	Jan 2016	#34
Sanders managers excuse for SC, " Sanders isn't well known..." (mine)... no, Sanders is known	uponit7771	Jan 2016	#11
LOL	Robbins	Jan 2016	#14
Do what?	Bobbie Jo	Jan 2016	#78
Why isn't O'Malley gaining any traction?	KittyWampus	Jan 2016	#15
Bernie Sanders has done a remarkable of job consolidating the Anybody But Clinton coalition.	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#18
DU rec...nt	SidDithers	Jan 2016	#17
Hillary cakewalks to the nomination with these two victories.	oasis	Jan 2016	#21
If Hillary wins SC that big, Bernie may never catch up.	Renew Deal	Jan 2016	#30
I'm crossing my fingers it happens. nt	oasis	Jan 2016	#76
They also polled NH, which is the early state which knows Bernie Sanders the best.	Eric J in MN	Jan 2016	#22
i will congratulate the senator for his victory there.	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#25
Hillary Clinton is seeking a last minute additional debate in NH. She didn't surrender NH. (NT)	Eric J in MN	Jan 2016	#32
She should. I am conceding it now./nt	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#42
Yeah, we're going to let Hillary win South Carolina to assuage her fi-fis - nt	KingCharlemagne	Jan 2016	#48
Her...	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#52
I'd point out	Jarqui	Jan 2016	#28
I would point out what the respective campaigns are saying	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#33
that's got nothing to do with	retrowire	Jan 2016	#41
We are discussing who will will win, are we not?	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#46
that's better. nt	retrowire	Jan 2016	#51
Thank you, sir or madame, I am trying not to be unnecessarily quarrelsome.	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#54
If you're in a fight, you fight	Jarqui	Jan 2016	#44
All that is fine. sir, but I am just pointing to the fact both campaigns...	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#49
They're in a statistical tie.	Jarqui	Jan 2016	#56
This is going to be a really awkward caucus this cycle if...	DaGimpster	Jan 2016	#38
Most of the polls are that way	Jarqui	Jan 2016	#45
The age break seems to be about 50 for that?	DaGimpster	Jan 2016	#63
The older the women, the more they tend to support Hillary.	Jarqui	Jan 2016	#65
K & R	SunSeeker	Jan 2016	#29
They polled "adults". Not likely voters? Likely caucus goers?	CoffeeCat	Jan 2016	#31
Most polls I've seen skew/weigh 75-80% older voters. That said...	DaGimpster	Jan 2016	#37
But any poll that makes editorial judgments about who will and who will not show up	CoffeeCat	Jan 2016	#50
Somewhat interesting side note on polling likely caucus goers.	DaGimpster	Jan 2016	#61
That's crazy!	CoffeeCat	Jan 2016	#66
Until this caucus cycle	DaGimpster	Jan 2016	#67
lol you don't like quinnipiac anymore I see. XD nt	retrowire	Jan 2016	#36
I never liked quinnipiac polls.	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#57
both campaigns said that sanders is behind?	retrowire	Jan 2016	#62
I will be the bigger...	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#64
but the facts do not bear that out	CoffeeCat	Jan 2016	#68
I merely cited what the New York Times reported.	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#72
LOL! I just don't see a quote	CoffeeCat	Jan 2016	#74
Okay, I saw post 72 as instructed	retrowire	Jan 2016	#75
With all due respect DSB...	retrowire	Jan 2016	#70
Please see Post 72	DemocratSinceBirth	Jan 2016	#73
Great news DSB!	workinclasszero	Jan 2016	#39
The poll that will be released next Tuesday will	MineralMan	Jan 2016	#43
No, the snow is predicted for early Tuesday morning	CoffeeCat	Jan 2016	#69
Could be. Weather is unpredictable.	MineralMan	Jan 2016	#86
I said it before and I will say it again, if Bernie loses Iowa the race is over.	JRLeft	Jan 2016	#55
K&R!	stonecutter357	Jan 2016	#59
K & R	Iliyah	Jan 2016	#60
Where is New Hampshire and Nevada?	Ed Suspicious	Jan 2016	#77
K&R.	lunamagica	Jan 2016	#80
In 2008, Obama led a Revoltuion. Low turn out will call in doubt a 2016 Revolution...	Agnosticsherbet	Jan 2016	#81
So even excluding first time voters Clinton is barely ahead of Sanders?	Betty Karlson	Jan 2016	#82
I feel like with a close win or strong second in IA and a win in NH	Arkana	Jan 2016	#84
That CNN poll which showed HRC 8 points down of which the corporate media	Iliyah	Jan 2016	#85

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