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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: I love it. Hillary wins, Bernie fans declare Bernie the winner. [View all]frylock
(34,825 posts)259. Nor does it make it any more decisive.
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If you are projected to win by 100 and you win by 1 ... how in the world is that a loss? ...
1StrongBlackMan
Feb 2016
#155
NO TECHNICALLY TO IT ... Bernie lost. Period. Full Stop, until the next contest. ...
1StrongBlackMan
Feb 2016
#243
Now would closing from -30 to -5 (-1) in N.H., be indicative of HRC "continuing to slide"? ...
1StrongBlackMan
Feb 2016
#248
You know that's the truth. But these are the same folks that thought that Nate Silver was saying
Number23
Feb 2016
#270
Agreed, in that the Sanders campaign looks more electable, and her candidacy more problematic
Babel_17
Feb 2016
#254
+1000 She lost in the minds of the public no matter how they try to spin it. nt
Live and Learn
Feb 2016
#282
Right all those social media polls and huge rallies. He should have won by a landslide! What
livetohike
Feb 2016
#2
Given all those polls that Hillary supporters were cramming down our throats
Art_from_Ark
Feb 2016
#3
You mean like the fact that Clinton is ahead in almost all the remaining states, and Iowa was one of
DanTex
Feb 2016
#12
95% of my door knocking during two Presidential primaries and in the November election
DebJ
Feb 2016
#135
Who's bent out of shape? I've been laughing at hilarious Bernie fan memes for months now.
DanTex
Feb 2016
#55
I don't know, maybe a little projection there... I think you actually do know how to compare two
DanTex
Feb 2016
#58
Not at all if u consider the number of supporters on this site for each candidate.
2pooped2pop
Feb 2016
#62
Yes, on DU there are more Bernie supporters. Bernie is sure to be president of DU.
DanTex
Feb 2016
#63
I was talking about the caucus results in Iowa. You brought up the fact that DU has more pro-Bernie
DanTex
Feb 2016
#88
Actually I was speaking of State Delegate Equivalents as they actually call them...
cascadiance
Feb 2016
#208
the important question is....whose bubble of invincibility has been punctured
virtualobserver
Feb 2016
#237
I felt great the whole time. I never believed the clickbait polls to begin with. And now I get to
DanTex
Feb 2016
#17
Dan Tex the day after Christmas: "Clinton is ahead by a comfortable margin."
Bluenorthwest
Feb 2016
#102
I'm in an occupation that is full of direct competition and when I actually win I am very happy
Bluenorthwest
Feb 2016
#179
Yep, if he were a Republican he would have been cheering a Romney "win" in last election...
cascadiance
Feb 2016
#115
Ahh, the old "pro-Clinton" media. Spinning a victory in an almost pure white state into a loss.
DanTex
Feb 2016
#27
Are we really going to have to put up with Hillary's supporters touting their 6 to 7 coin flips?(nt)
w4rma
Feb 2016
#16
yesterday was an impressive showing for Bernie. He still has a very uphill battle.
fishwax
Feb 2016
#21
I think we can resolve the whole infighting this way. Clinton wins in reality, Bernie wins in
DanTex
Feb 2016
#30
Looking forward to it. One more white state for Bernie, and then on to the rest of the country.
DanTex
Feb 2016
#34
Exactly. Sanders was one of only two white officeholders in the nation to endorse Jessie Jackson.
w4rma
Feb 2016
#106
Don't go there. PEOPLE are uninformed. If you had your way, PEOPLE would stay uninformed. (nt)
w4rma
Feb 2016
#284
Your smears are disingenuous, leftynyc. I think that folks, here, are smart enough not to buy into
w4rma
Feb 2016
#288
You really are a cynical person on politics. Your views are what turns off independents.
w4rma
Feb 2016
#293
No. You're cynical and you twist the meanings of my words, in order to make it sound like I said
w4rma
Feb 2016
#295
I think it sets a good precedent. After Hillary gets the nomination, if Bernie fans can
DanTex
Feb 2016
#38
Well if that happens, I hope that at least there will be SOME impact permanently on
DebJ
Feb 2016
#118
every single person on earth knows HRC; SBS was virtually unknown & tied her
cyberswede
Feb 2016
#40
They both should be Congratulated. Even more today, I believe the two of them should team-up.
Sunlei
Feb 2016
#41
They will team up eventually, the question is behind which candidate. And it's looking
DanTex
Feb 2016
#43
I think Senator Sanders would make a great VP & keep Mrs. Clinton more connected to 'the people'
Sunlei
Feb 2016
#202
Definately a win for Bernie the hill people have been campigning there over a decade
bowens43
Feb 2016
#51
Aww you're clearly upset that your candidate couldn't legitimately take the win.
retrowire
Feb 2016
#68
So now the win's not "legitimate". LOL. Lemme guess, only Bernie wins are legitimate?
DanTex
Feb 2016
#72
Moral victories, those are great. I look forward to Sanders winning many more of those.
DanTex
Feb 2016
#90
Let's be honest: A toss coin in a democracy? That's far, far, far away for winning.
Yupy
Feb 2016
#123
It also says something that you can't enjoy the win, but want others to totally concede to your
karynnj
Feb 2016
#124
Yes, in Bernieland the winner is the loser and the loser is the winner. My point.
DanTex
Feb 2016
#144
Deranged! Simply because I can look at two numbers and tell which one is bigger!
DanTex
Feb 2016
#149
The big story of the night was her declaring victory and skedaddling....
Spitfire of ATJ
Feb 2016
#156
"More circumspect"? You mean show proper deference to the man she's running against?
randome
Feb 2016
#231
HRC did NOT win! barely eked out a tie; a humiliating defeat for her, no matter how you try to spin
amborin
Feb 2016
#166
Someone please change the record on his Victrola. It keeps playing the same record over and over.
HERVEPA
Feb 2016
#171
It's Iowa... it's the first state... and Iowa has the predictive power of a chamber pot.
LS_Editor
Feb 2016
#178
So Hillary's plan to spend 90% of her money knocking Bernie out early seems to have failed.
Kentonio
Feb 2016
#183
Coin tosses to put you over? Hardly winning with people. It was close and for Sanders
ViseGrip
Feb 2016
#189
With "people" huh? I guess the people that actually went out and caucused don't count?
DanTex
Feb 2016
#192
Strange that Bernie fans didn't say any of that until after he lost. The last week it's been all
DanTex
Feb 2016
#206
There aren't too many white-liberal states left, Bernie missed a big opportunity. He's got NH, VT,
DanTex
Feb 2016
#234
I guess we can put the "History Repeating Itself" meme of BSS and the MSM
redstateblues
Feb 2016
#220
What I love is that Hillary's fixers, "awesome" ground game, and 24/7 corporate media stooges
mhatrw
Feb 2016
#244
They're playing HARD to get some hides and possible PPRs under their belts today.
frylock
Feb 2016
#269
DU has been so damn surreal for so long it's hard to remember when the majority of folks here
Number23
Feb 2016
#268
I'd ask you to back that up but then that'd give you the illusion that I cared
Number23
Feb 2016
#274
I deal in reality-based truths, not the fictions Hillary's supporters cast about,
closeupready
Feb 2016
#275
Then you would have seen the dozens of polls that showed this race tightening
Number23
Feb 2016
#276