2016 Postmortem

randome

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12. Hardly. But when one candidate leads this much over another...

Fri May 20, 2016, 06:40 AM

May 2016

...the last person/state voting has to realize that their vote actually doesn't make any difference. I see the point that the more votes/delegates gets, the more leverage he may have at the convention so in that respect, it does make a difference, just not in the overall outcome.

It's those who think that Sanders can actually win this outright and, at the same time, do everything they can to trash-talk our leading candidate, who are deserving of scorn.
[hr][font color="blue"][center]Stop looking for heroes. BE one.[/center][/font][hr]

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Yes, Clinton is winning the popular vote � by a wide margin [View all] Cali_Democrat May 2016 OP

WP tripe Uponthegears May 2016 #1

good post. here's some more from the Post article. (A distinction without (much) of a difference) Bill USA May 2016 #2

Glenn Kessler's Math Meteor Man May 2016 #6

Those good at it can make a living out of estimating Dem2 May 2016 #11

I'm so sick of #BernieMath UMTerp01 May 2016 #3

Just because the Sandroids can't do math does not change any of the facts. nt eastwestdem May 2016 #4

#BernVictims are #FeelingTheButtHurt uponit7771 May 2016 #5

Until every damned bird on the planet votes, we can't be sure of ANYTHING!!! randome May 2016 #7

Stop looking for heroes, be one . Good advice to the Bernie bros Ohioblue22 May 2016 #8

You seem to be against the people of each state voting? morningfog May 2016 #10

Hardly. But when one candidate leads this much over another... randome May 2016 #12

But we want to count each caucus delegate as thousands of individual votes The Second Stone May 2016 #9