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2016 Postmortem

dana_b

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4. I didn't listen

Reply to cali (Original post)

Sun Feb 21, 2016, 06:19 AM

Feb 2016

but I'm very happy to hear that he made headway in their community.

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Why Hillary was so UNgracious in victory last night: [View all] cali Feb 2016 OP

Thank You For Sharing These Truths cantbeserious Feb 2016 #1

this is not true, the actual results shows she won the hispanic vote JI7 Feb 2016 #2

No, he won by 9% as near as can be determined. kristopher Feb 2016 #30

link? frylock Feb 2016 #37

sorry your man lost last night. stonecutter357 Feb 2016 #3

that was nice! dana_b Feb 2016 #5

Hey, I started off last night offering congratulations and feeling cali Feb 2016 #6

Let's not Generalize Cali, some of us joined you in that effort. Amimnoch Feb 2016 #23

I didn't listen dana_b Feb 2016 #4

Hill supporters are denying that up one side and down the other. senz Feb 2016 #7

No! Hillary won the Hispanic vote. Bernie started off strong, but didn't hold on. Liberal_Stalwart71 Feb 2016 #8

How odd The Traveler Feb 2016 #18

To his credit, he did start out strong earlier in the NV, but lost ground as the day went on. Liberal_Stalwart71 Feb 2016 #28

as i said Robbins Feb 2016 #34

Team Hillary was some sore winners jfern Feb 2016 #9

If Bernie didn't win the Hispanic vote, we'll need another explanation senz Feb 2016 #10

Maybe it was just closer than she would have liked nxylas Feb 2016 #13

Umm..weren't you guys saying she would lose Nevada? vdogg Feb 2016 #19

Well, then I guess there must be some other explanation nxylas Feb 2016 #20

Perhaps because what Sanders campaign is saying is a lie. vdogg Feb 2016 #21

Entrance polls showed that Bernie won the Latino vote -- citing that is not a lie magical thyme Feb 2016 #26

Entrance polling in a caucus is made significantly less reliable due to the nature of caucuses mythology Feb 2016 #35

Sanders didn't lie. And I'm effing sick of the smear campaign against him and his supporters. magical thyme Feb 2016 #39

I'm sorry, but what was "ungracious" about her victory speech? nt Jitter65 Feb 2016 #25

Do you have a link to that assertion? giftedgirl77 Feb 2016 #11

..... cali Feb 2016 #12

The fact that she won heavily Latino areas suggests the entrance polls were off. Metric System Feb 2016 #14

You go with that. giftedgirl77 Feb 2016 #15

Bernie came in at a good strong second GreydeeThos Feb 2016 #16

Oh, good grief ... NurseJackie Feb 2016 #17

I don't see how that makes Hillary ungracious treestar Feb 2016 #22

Very true. The can't even be a gracious winner. Imagine how horrible a loser she would have been. Betty Karlson Feb 2016 #24

How was Hillary ungracious last night? Nonhlanhla Feb 2016 #27

I am looking forward to the Texas primary Gothmog Feb 2016 #29

No he didn't. nt LexVegas Feb 2016 #31

Lol! zappaman Feb 2016 #32

because Robbins Feb 2016 #33

How specifically was she ungracious last night? Many thought it was an upbeat, positive speech. George II Feb 2016 #36

It's all tied up. Kittycat Feb 2016 #38