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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: What we learned tonight.....Hillary can't win big outside of the confederacy. [View all]lunamagica
(9,967 posts)165. She wo 70% of the Latino vote. Didn't you know that?
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What we learned tonight.....Hillary can't win big outside of the confederacy. [View all]
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
OP
I'm not assuming...I'm just looking at the results. She has to prove that she can.
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#10
it will take time....and he has time....by the time he visits all 50 states....he will achieve it.
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#13
He won by respectable margins in Colorado, Minnesota, Oklahoma and above all in the state
JDPriestly
Mar 2016
#62
538 is predicting HC wins in MI, IL, OH, NC, & FL. And these are purple-to-blue states.
spooky3
Mar 2016
#11
538 was dead on in other recent predictions. I guess we'll soon see whether it is right
spooky3
Mar 2016
#19
NC and FL are confederate states , although I give Bernie a shot at NC.
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#20
By 1.8% and dropping. Care to look at Bernie's margins in other Blue states?
Barack_America
Mar 2016
#30
All of the states he won had much larger non-Latino white populations than average.
spooky3
Mar 2016
#48
If I recall correctly, in 2008 Clinton had pretty big wins in New York and California, but Obama had
onenote
Mar 2016
#18
Exactly. So why do folks think that the results in the primaries foretell ]the result in the GE.
onenote
Mar 2016
#68
they aren't saying that the results foretell the result, they are just saying that Democrats can't..
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#71
Yes, because he has so much momentum from his resounding Super Tuesday victory.
DemocratSinceBirth
Mar 2016
#35
I used the word "Confederacy" because it is a coalition of conservative white voters....
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#54
Wait? The confederacy was a coalition of African Americans and their oppressors?
onenote
Mar 2016
#69
I'm speaking about a voting "confederacy" unique to the southern states
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#70
You are mistaken. The "conservative white votes" are going to Trump and Cruz. Clinton is
Tanuki
Mar 2016
#103
I live in the south. I know Clinton voters. I got my "odd notion" by the experience of living here.
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#108
I live in Tennessee. I know the difference between a conservative and a liberal. I know
Tanuki
Mar 2016
#113
I'm not talking about RW conservatives, I'm talking about conservative Democrats.
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#115
She's ahead in the polls in each one of those states and predicted to win them by the 538.
Beacool
Mar 2016
#63
So you are saying that Bernie is so horrible that minority voters would rather have Trump?
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#55
What I'm saying is that minorities will give Hillary the win both in the primaries and the GE
lunamagica
Mar 2016
#57
Are the minorities in South Carolian, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama all going to move to Ohio?
Dawgs
Mar 2016
#184
are you saying Hillary is so terrible that young white "progressive" voters would rather have Trump?
onenote
Mar 2016
#72
so you're saying that if Bernie is the candidate minorities won't vote or will vote Republican?
azurnoir
Mar 2016
#73
No, what I'm saying is that minorities will take Hillary to victory both in the primaries and the GE
lunamagica
Mar 2016
#111
So you're saying that if HRC is the candidate progressives won't vote or will vote Republican?
1StrongBlackMan
Mar 2016
#121
OK, so your friends wont vote for her. She has won the Latino vote in seven states. How is that
lunamagica
Mar 2016
#173
Bernie won 4 states by double digits, 3 of them by 19 points...so we learned no such thing.
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#109
You should probably look at African-American populations in the South vs other primary states so far
Spider Jerusalem
Mar 2016
#76
Hills is the second place nominee of Dixieland, the Repubs will squash her here
aspirant
Mar 2016
#78
no, I'm talking about her combination of black support along with conservative white support
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#136
The south is not under the bus....it is simply Hillary's firewall....but there are 50 states.
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#119
I agree.....and the race with Trump would drive Hilary's negatives in the polls even higher
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#118
What will be the "lesson" when she wins Michigan, Illinois, New Jersey, New York? NT
Adrahil
Mar 2016
#120
par for the course for Bill Clinton....no one knows more about cheatin' than that guy.
virtualobserver
Mar 2016
#127
one ome despicable attempt to marginalize what is essentially a base of black voters
bigtree
Mar 2016
#128
I see that too. I think the race will pick up for Sanders here on out.
AgadorSparticus
Mar 2016
#133