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Hortensis

(58,785 posts)
24. The Obama administration is becoming involved in
Mon Mar 21, 2016, 04:30 AM
Mar 2016

the GE, helping our candidates defeat the GOP candidates, and Obama's people expect our candidate for president will be Hillary Clinton.

Not exactly a bunch of amateurs, and not commercial media trying to keep interest in their product pumped up.

Hill, Sanders broke his word and has been running a negative, not inspiring, campaign, so I'd prefer an early decisive win for the sake of the country.

BUT, so it crawls along a bit? Sanders would have to win ALL remaining states by large margins to win the nomination. Instead, with every state he does win but not by enough, he will fall farther and farther and farther behind...

Gotta hoard the courage and fortitude for the GE. Right now, it's just patience that's needed.

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He will most likely win my WA MFM008 Mar 2016 #1
well 4 of those are red states and we are told they don't count lol nt msongs Mar 2016 #4
Yes, it is essential that he wins by sufficient margins everywhere. Ghost Dog Mar 2016 #32
He has already been stopped so not sure what DURHAM D Mar 2016 #2
The Obama administration is becoming involved in Hortensis Mar 2016 #24
He still won't win the nomination MaggieD Mar 2016 #3
Obama lost 6 of the last 9 primaries in 2008 with a much smaller lead Renew Deal Mar 2016 #5
How is that bad news? Fawke Em Mar 2016 #6
Message auto-removed Name removed Mar 2016 #18
I thought it was pretty good news too OriginalGeek Mar 2016 #58
Well, we Sanders supporters see that as good news. CaliforniaPeggy Mar 2016 #7
... and he will have demonstrated that there is widespread support ... surrealAmerican Mar 2016 #28
Absolutely TRUE BigBearJohn Mar 2016 #35
even a win only means more delegates which is good snowy owl Mar 2016 #8
I think Hawaii could go for Clinton KingFlorez Mar 2016 #9
Don't count out Utah. Dawson Leery Mar 2016 #12
Also, he'll win Democrats Abroad bobbobbins01 Mar 2016 #10
Meh........ Beacool Mar 2016 #11
spoil sport DURHAM D Mar 2016 #13
Thank you for dispelling the premise of this uninformed OP brush Mar 2016 #14
Nah, they're not un-informed, just trolling, based on previous posts I've seen as well. nt Electric Monk Mar 2016 #20
Agreed. Also the ones with very low post numbers proclaiming that Clinton will lose to Trump badly? brush Mar 2016 #22
But but... Crowd size matters dammit!!!! /sarcasm uponit7771 Mar 2016 #48
Sanders might close the gap by as many as 70 delegates. Garrett78 Mar 2016 #15
Yeah,, that's why Hillary ceded to Obama in April of '08. krispos42 Mar 2016 #26
You make our point. She should have. It was all wasted effort from that point on. nt stevenleser Mar 2016 #30
I have never called for him to drop out. Beacool Mar 2016 #46
Sanders is trailing Clinton by three times as many delegates as Clinton trailed Obama. NuclearDem Mar 2016 #59
And most of those are superdelegates krispos42 Mar 2016 #66
Actually, that number is pledged delegates. NuclearDem Mar 2016 #67
I stand corrected krispos42 Mar 2016 #71
Hillary will get delegates out of it. RandySF Mar 2016 #16
They can thank Sanders boy wonder Ted Devine for Historic NY Mar 2016 #19
You know, it's been so long since I've seen a Clinton supporter post something ... ebayfool Mar 2016 #17
Um, the thread title is full of snark Art_from_Ark Mar 2016 #27
I think you'd have to project that interpretation into it Bucky Mar 2016 #47
TY, Bucky. You get it. ebayfool Mar 2016 #65
That was relatively innocuous, compared to most of the stuff we've had posted ... ebayfool Mar 2016 #63
Wisconsin could surprise RandySF Mar 2016 #21
The margins are what matters firebrand80 Mar 2016 #23
I don't think Bad means what you think it means Sky Masterson Mar 2016 #25
Nonsense. Even I could beat Trump. n/t Lucinda Mar 2016 #29
You put too much faith in the Electorate. Sky Masterson Mar 2016 #33
Lol, no, you could not. Nt Logical Mar 2016 #36
Awww. the shoe's on the other foot now. Where it will stay BTW nt LiberalElite Mar 2016 #31
I think the state of New York has more delegates than all those states combined workinclasszero Mar 2016 #34
Message auto-removed Name removed Mar 2016 #60
And after Bernie's big win stretch.. he will still be more than 250 delegates behind. DCBob Mar 2016 #37
I do hope so hill2016 Mar 2016 #38
"And after Bernie's big win stretch.. he will still be more than 250 delegates behind." workinclasszero Mar 2016 #42
It's very good news, not only because Bernie gains delegates but because Hillary's DU supporters are Bluenorthwest Mar 2016 #39
Clinton's numbers just have to be better or equal to 2008 ISUGRADIA Mar 2016 #40
She will do much better in most of those contests. Dawson Leery Mar 2016 #69
Uh, including Arizona. Dynamite Dave Mar 2016 #41
Welcome to DU! grossproffit Mar 2016 #43
According to Bloomberg Politics, Sanders' team has already acknowledged they won't win AZ... brooklynite Mar 2016 #44
Nice workinclasszero Mar 2016 #45
Hillary is on the ground. Dawson Leery Mar 2016 #68
BWAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!! MohRokTah Mar 2016 #55
He'll still lose on the delegate math. MohRokTah Mar 2016 #49
Those seven states combined are at around 300 delegates. NuclearDem Mar 2016 #50
And remember, Clinton will win delegates too in these upcoming states brush Mar 2016 #61
April won't be a good month for Sanders. NuclearDem Mar 2016 #62
I hope so too! hill2016 Mar 2016 #73
Good news! villager Mar 2016 #51
ID and UT are not after AZ. Those contests are all on the same day. LonePirate Mar 2016 #52
Time to donate again lmbradford Mar 2016 #53
Time for the rest of the country to be heard. HooptieWagon Mar 2016 #54
By an average of 58%? Chichiri Mar 2016 #56
Sounds good to me! arcane1 Mar 2016 #57
Yay! Bad news! JackRiddler Mar 2016 #64
Bad news for 1%ers and warmongers. Lizzie Poppet Mar 2016 #70
Why are you reposting this?? DCBob Mar 2016 #72
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