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2016 Postmortem

cherokeeprogressive

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7. Already changing.

Reply to twii (Original post)

Sat Sep 26, 2015, 12:02 PM

Sep 2015

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Hillary leads Sanders by 30% in North Carolina [View all] twii Sep 2015 OP

Good numbers. leftofcool Sep 2015 #1

A Vote For Hillary In The Primaries Is A Vote For Trump In The General cantbeserious Sep 2015 #3

That's not true Scootaloo Sep 2015 #12

A Vote For Hillary Will Bring Out All the GOP Stoked Fears With Trump cantbeserious Sep 2015 #13

They're going to go all-out regardless. Scootaloo Sep 2015 #15

That Is Right - Best We Front Our Best Candidate - Not A Wall Street Shill cantbeserious Sep 2015 #17

Totally agreed Scootaloo Sep 2015 #23

Roger That cantbeserious Sep 2015 #25

There is no scenario that results in Trump becoming president oberliner Sep 2015 #16

Wishful Thinking cantbeserious Sep 2015 #18

Not in the slightest oberliner Sep 2015 #20

All Indications Are Otherwise Pointing cantbeserious Sep 2015 #22

Same poll. HRC beats Trump in NC. Advantage is outside MoE. Persondem Sep 2015 #21

Head To Head - Hillary Loses Due To GOP Stoked Fears Of The Clintons cantbeserious Sep 2015 #24

Bernie loses to GOP stoked fears of draft dodging, tax raising, socialist. nt. Persondem Sep 2015 #28

Not A Chance He Loses Because Of The Stronger Message And Campaign cantbeserious Sep 2015 #29

Republicans will turn out in record numbers redstateblues Sep 2015 #32

And So Will The Left If They Have A Candidate Worthy Of Their Vote cantbeserious Sep 2015 #33

No way. Hillary has broad appeal across every Democratic demographic. BlueWaveDem Sep 2015 #30

All Changes With The Debates Were She Will Be Exposed As A Wall Street Shill cantbeserious Sep 2015 #31

Debates don't change much and she's voted to regulate Wall Street over and over. BlueWaveDem Sep 2015 #34

Her DLC Third Way DWS Campaign Is Paid For By Wall Street Donations cantbeserious Sep 2015 #35

She has already won the backing of 7 unions. BlueWaveDem Sep 2015 #41

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... SidDithers Sep 2015 #46

One can't be serious if one believes Trump will be the GOP nominee DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2015 #42

NC Primary So Far Away - Now Meaningless cantbeserious Sep 2015 #2

After Iowa and New Hampshire is the time to check NC polls. Motown_Johnny Sep 2015 #4

Go Hillary! BlueWaveDem Sep 2015 #5

Away!! artislife Sep 2015 #19

He's cut her lead in half. HooptieWagon Sep 2015 #6

By that logic, Sanders' lead in NH will be like 90 in a few months nt twii Sep 2015 #8

It could be. HooptieWagon Sep 2015 #11

Already changing. cherokeeprogressive Sep 2015 #7

Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2015 #10

For now. Scootaloo Sep 2015 #9

The American people are starting to wake up senz Sep 2015 #14

I wonder if Hillary Clinton can put NC into play for the general election Gothmog Sep 2015 #26

From your keyboard to Gawd's ears! leftofcool Sep 2015 #38

Thanks for this informative post. riversedge Sep 2015 #44

Bernie will not win any southern states. redstateblues Sep 2015 #27

Oh really Robbins Sep 2015 #37

Hillary will win South Carolina by a landslide, at least by a 30 point spread Cheese Sandwich Sep 2015 #36

HRC match ups jkbRN Sep 2015 #39

This is with Webb still sitting on his hands Recursion Sep 2015 #40

Thanks for the post riversedge Sep 2015 #43