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2016 Postmortem

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1. Who could predict turnout for a liberal would be highest in liberal areas?

Fri Jul 31, 2015, 05:07 PM

Jul 2015

12 districts, out of how many, had no events, thus there is no support for him. And comparing w/Obama voters makes zero sense

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NYT: Support for Bernie Sanders Is Deep but Narrow [View all] lunamagica Jul 2015 OP

+1 n/t Triana Jul 2015 #17

"Twelve congressional districts... had no Sanders events" winter is coming Jul 2015 #2

And OMG, he didn't get many supporters in blood-red states. winter is coming Jul 2015 #15

Uh oh. Everyone DUCK! beam me up scottie Jul 2015 #18

Mahalo lunamagica~ Cha Jul 2015 #3

Na'u ka hau'oli, Cha lunamagica Jul 2015 #6

Por nada! lunamagica Jul 2015 #8

No. It is wide. RobertEarl Jul 2015 #4

To repeat myself, LWolf Jul 2015 #5

Always, always consider the source. Ron Green Jul 2015 #9

Well their view is narrow. And certainly not deep. nt silvershadow Jul 2015 #10

just so you know, that doesn't actually say anything to refute the OP Sheepshank Jul 2015 #11

You gotta love... HerbChestnut Jul 2015 #13

Talk about spin. Motown_Johnny Jul 2015 #19