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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Michigan was not an outlier [View all]Herman4747
(1,825 posts)30. Yeah, I am DISMAYED by how many DUers don't understand this...
She might be able to squeeze by The Donald, but Cruz would likely beat her! She's turned so many people off, thus leading to a 54% disapproval rating!
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I agree with the mostly agree, because of the same reason he can win the GE yet she likely can't
Dragonfli
Mar 2016
#7
Overall so far Hillary has done better in open primary states than Bernie has
EmperorHasNoClothes
Mar 2016
#9
I agree, indys and "last minutes" are having a moment of clarity at the polling place. GO BERNIE!
johnnyrocket
Mar 2016
#3
Just don't call it "Bernmentum", that's a surefire way to sink the whole thing.
johnnyrocket
Mar 2016
#4
"Definitely unexpected..." You mean "Definitely wrong". As opposed to the folks who were right, who
jtuck004
Mar 2016
#35
Does anyone know what's up with the twenty precincts still not reporting from Flint?
FailureToCommunicate
Mar 2016
#14
In interviews outside the polls, how many times did someone reply when asked who they
LiberalArkie
Mar 2016
#17