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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: The Bernie Sanders bubble: Get set for a flameout, analysts say [View all]1StrongBlackMan
(31,849 posts)49. After a quick read through, I have to disagree with some of the analysis ...
Theres a big difference
between 10,000 at a rally and turning out 3,500 caucus
attenders on a cold winter night in Iowa. I suspect Bernie Sanders will learn the difference in February,
I have no doubt that the delegates for Bernie will show up. Bernie supporters are a lot like the Ron Paul supporters ... that's to say very devoted.
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Lol, guy seems to make a habit of making 'errors' like that. The internal polling must be very bad
sabrina 1
Jul 2015
#129
Or, let's not fall into the stupid trap of saying history must always repeat itself.
arcane1
Jul 2015
#26
Obama was beign groomed for the Presidency since before his speech at the 2004 Convention.
bvar22
Jul 2015
#148
Romney had raised $44 million by July 07. Edwards $23 million. McCain $25 million.
hack89
Jul 2015
#101
No he isn't. He's in first tier territory, and ready to step toe to toe with Clinton
Man of Distinction
Jul 2015
#121
Who needs millions when you have over 200,000+ volunteers and increasing
Man of Distinction
Jul 2015
#213
Howard Dean got thrown under the bus by the corporate dems, who then pushed forward
Cleita
Jul 2015
#38
So this crafty plan required that Dean first lose in Iowa and then let out a scream?
mythology
Jul 2015
#78
Only in politics are people who botched the fuck out of a job later asked to critique others seeking
Bluenorthwest
Jul 2015
#45
"I utterly failed in the 2004 campaign I ran. So I can provide excellent advice on how to win now"
jeff47
Jul 2015
#48
After a quick read through, I have to disagree with some of the analysis ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jul 2015
#49
A Swing, and a miss ... Here let me serve up a big fat one, right down the middle ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jul 2015
#62
There you go again listening to the voices in your head rather than what I wrote ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jul 2015
#110
Well, you are not very good at it ... So please stop; or, better, place me on ignore ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jul 2015
#136
Dehydration does, too. Great illusion there. Thanks for triggering my laughter gene. n/t
freshwest
Jul 2015
#179
It's getting more and more clear that there will be some serious flameouts here as well.
NCTraveler
Jul 2015
#68
So when Hillary carpetbagged to Manhattan to start her presidential aspirations..
frylock
Jul 2015
#143
You should peep the tens of thousands of small but vocal group of hard core followers..
frylock
Jul 2015
#145
Sanders has a huge social media presence and former Obama media people are working with him.
Avalux
Jul 2015
#122
There had already been 3 debates in the 2008 cycle, the 4th on July 12th.
AtomicKitten
Jul 2015
#130
Would these be the same analysts who told us Bernie would never get off the ground? n/t
winter is coming
Jul 2015
#167
Objectively speaking I think it is far too early to determine the viability of any candidate at this
still_one
Jul 2015
#201
Of COURSE "pundits" would say that...they are desperate to see Bernie collapse...
Ken Burch
Jul 2015
#202