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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Very liberal voters prefer Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders [View all]Warren DeMontague
(80,708 posts)54. I know, it's just a bucket full o tee hees. Honestly, ive assumed from the get go that HRC would
Probably be the nominee.
So if you're expecting to see me weep on MSNBC on super tuesday, you will be disappointed.
Sometimes i think my estimation of her chances is greater than the secret fears of some of her more "enthusiastic" backers here- otherwise how to explain the full court press here, throwing every random fucking thing at the wall against bernie sanders (and his supporters) .. Seems a little desperate, for people claiming such certainty and "inevitability".
I get it, some folks are still traumatized by 2008 or otherwise nursing random grudges or deep personal issues that have diddly to do with next years election. Still, the rational response would be "glad Sanders is in the mix, he is elevating the terms of the discussion"
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when you claim a pollsters results are egregiously wrong, you call into question their competence as
Bill USA
Oct 2015
#70
PPP was the most accurate pollster during the 2012 presidential election cycle
Cali_Democrat
Oct 2015
#9
So you also support PPP's findings that very liberal voters prefer Hillary over Bernie? nt
Cali_Democrat
Oct 2015
#11
There's a difference between a scientific and unscientific online poll. Besides, 80% of respondents
Metric System
Oct 2015
#30
It's a scientific poll. PPP had the best track record in 2012. What more can I say to someone who
Metric System
Oct 2015
#35
Im not in charge of figuring out what you should say. Thats your job.
Warren DeMontague
Oct 2015
#38
Right. As noted elsewhere in this thread, the sample size is 132 people.
Warren DeMontague
Oct 2015
#42
Ok, fine. 132 very liberal people, which was what your OP header was about.
Warren DeMontague
Oct 2015
#48
I know, it's just a bucket full o tee hees. Honestly, ive assumed from the get go that HRC would
Warren DeMontague
Oct 2015
#54
Well, I am only one voter. But I am female and older, and also very liberal. I like Bernie. n/t
CaliforniaPeggy
Oct 2015
#15
This very liberal senior citizen prefers Sanders. So does my very liberal senior citizen wife.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Oct 2015
#20
Name recognition + nostalgia for the last time things seemed to go halfway right in the US. nt
tblue37
Oct 2015
#37
Hillary Clinton to Millennial college students last month:"thank you for supporting me in '08"
Warren DeMontague
Oct 2015
#44
No, that's the MOE on all 551 people surveyed. There were only 132 "very liberal" people surveyed
jeff47
Oct 2015
#57
And who determines what questions to ask and which responses will be classified as
Cali_Democrat
Oct 2015
#89
What I believe is not affected by poll position. Polls have, do, and will change.
TheKentuckian
Oct 2015
#85