2016 Postmortem

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40. Exactly, there is no minority problem for Bernie. It was a made up meme because they could not

Fri Sep 25, 2015, 08:23 PM

Sep 2015

attack him on the issues, and most people know that. Only place you see this is among the 'left elitist bloggers' from DK mostly brought here from there. And they cling to it desperately, while out in the real world things are moving forward leaving them behind with their little, useless, talking points.

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"NH polls are a leading indicator of National Polls" - Nate Silver (of 2007) [View all] virtualobserver Sep 2015 OP

LBJ knew that in '68. Tierra_y_Libertad Sep 2015 #1

true book_worm Sep 2015 #43

Interesting. Nate could be right. leftofcool Sep 2015 #2

yes, although..."In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is" virtualobserver Sep 2015 #5

+1 (after I get my head wrapped around your virtuality.....) erronis Sep 2015 #7

Imitation is the best form of flattery. Dawson Leery Sep 2015 #3

It is the improved version - it no longer lurches to the right virtualobserver Sep 2015 #4

The logo is the best thing about that campaign. Although even it is backward. Motown_Johnny Sep 2015 #9

They dragged it to the Left. Very nicely done. Btw, you have to type the word 'donkey' sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #21

Very interesting. yellerpup Sep 2015 #6

Except Cit United is now in the picture.... Gloria Sep 2015 #8

I doubt that many (D)s will sit it out. Motown_Johnny Sep 2015 #10

First of all, dpatbrown Sep 2015 #12

So far this cycle, his only forecast as far as I know is that Gloria Sep 2015 #15

But CU has been in then picture from day-one in NH 2016 Primary 99th_Monkey Sep 2015 #16

No, I don't believe he would take PAC money. yellerpup Sep 2015 #33

He's already ahead in Iowa now. Also in other states, not as critical as these of course but sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #22

I pitched him to my hairdresser today. yellerpup Sep 2015 #32

Not this year when the candidates are so polarized among racial groups. DCBob Sep 2015 #11

except they aren't virtualobserver Sep 2015 #13

Same exact dynamic Nate is talking about. PEOPLE, not sure why some here want to separate sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #25

Isn't that interesting, the way some people want us broken up into demographics? Ed Suspicious Sep 2015 #28

Real people don't subscribe to this in general. But for those with an agenda it is a way of sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #38

The latest numbers I saw from SC and other polls certainly back up what I posted. DCBob Sep 2015 #37

Yeah, that's what they said about NH and Iowa and Utah and WV and about women, who like AAs, are sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #39

Only problem with that is in_cog_ni_to Sep 2015 #35

Exactly, there is no minority problem for Bernie. It was a made up meme because they could not sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #40

HUGE K & R !!! - THANK YOU !!! WillyT Sep 2015 #14

Except when the NH polling is due to a local candidate. nt stevenleser Sep 2015 #17

I saw the early polls from NH virtualobserver Sep 2015 #18

Funny that he seems to change on this post from 16 September. OnlinePoker Sep 2015 #19

I don't really see it as a change virtualobserver Sep 2015 #20

Then there's the "inertia of misinformation." Beartracks Sep 2015 #23

That may be the case so long as the candidate have similar appeals to all demographic groups Gothmog Sep 2015 #24

we will find out how different it is after a couple of debates---not reliance, it is just.... virtualobserver Sep 2015 #26

I would like to see his revision of this kenfrequed Sep 2015 #27

I'm not sure Sanders supporters would want to hang their hat on this mythology Sep 2015 #29

the main point was virtualobserver Sep 2015 #30

So Hillary Clinton must convince uninformed voters they already know too many facts? Kokonoe Sep 2015 #31

There is an exception to that. MohRokTah Sep 2015 #34

I saw the early polls from NH- He wasn't well known there.... less than 50 % had heard of him virtualobserver Sep 2015 #36

And THAT is the reason bvar22 Sep 2015 #41

They hoped that Bernie would fade by the first debate virtualobserver Sep 2015 #42