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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Why the 2016 Democratic Nomination is Lining Up To Be The 2008 Sequel (NUMBERS) [View all]DanTex
(20,709 posts)41. The debacle were the gleeful predictions of a historic win for Bernie.
When it turns out that in the closest thing to his home turf outside of VT and NH, he couldn't even manage a victory.
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berni_mccoy
Feb 2016
OP
Hey, if you had any form of reading comprehension, you'd know that wasn't MY prediction...
berni_mccoy
Feb 2016
#14
Even better. You were magically reading Bernie's mind, and attributing your false prediction to him.
DanTex
Feb 2016
#15
Ah, the coin toss conspiracy. That one died about 24 hours ago when it was reported that Sanders
DanTex
Feb 2016
#70
The coin tosses were necessary, because there were ties, but it didn't matter how they turned out,
DanTex
Feb 2016
#74
Dan, do you find the "old white ladies" remark on a progressive forum as disturbing as I do?
DemocratSinceBirth
Feb 2016
#21
I find it disturbing. It's obviously meant to discount their opinions in a nasty way.
DanTex
Feb 2016
#25
Really? Pointing out that Bernie's support is stronger with "white liberals" is ageist and sexist?
DanTex
Feb 2016
#29
Of course it's a fact. Every poll shows the same. The Iowa entrance polls showed that
DanTex
Feb 2016
#33
Except that you didn't simply point out that Sanders was stronger with White Liberals (your words)
berni_mccoy
Feb 2016
#42
That's correct. Even in a state full of white liberals, where his demographic advantage is greatest
DanTex
Feb 2016
#52
Not a debacle for Bernie, his campaign drew in $3 million in under 48 hours.
berni_mccoy
Feb 2016
#53
Spin it all you want. Money will NOT buy this election, won't buy the votes of minorities. n/t
Avalux
Feb 2016
#63
I agree, money won't buy this election. I always get a laugh when Bernie fans boast about how much
DanTex
Feb 2016
#64
At least he's getting it from us, and not corps and banks. Yep, all of us, together. n/t
Avalux
Feb 2016
#65
The Youth is what makes the base Diverse. That's what Clinton (and her supporters) don't get.
berni_mccoy
Feb 2016
#9
Compare Barack and Bernie: Could they be more different in every way possible?
CajunBlazer
Feb 2016
#36
I agree that is a real possibility here. And if they do that, I hope Hillary and DWS realize
berni_mccoy
Feb 2016
#50
Well, I probably still would, since the prospect of a President Cruz, Trump or Rubio scares
KingCharlemagne
Feb 2016
#85
Dude, Bernie is behind 20% to 53% in the upcoming primaries which have polling...
CajunBlazer
Feb 2016
#84
Ahhh... the old "the polls must be wrong because I don't like what they say" conspiracy
CajunBlazer
Feb 2016
#95
For weeks (maybe months) we were told that the Iowa Caucuses would be a rerun of.....
George II
Feb 2016
#67
Where is that polling data you cite coming from? I'd be interested to dig a little
KingCharlemagne
Feb 2016
#87