2016 Postmortem

DemocratSinceBirth

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30. They are both pretty tough, albeit in different ways.

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Sat Oct 24, 2015, 09:08 AM

Oct 2015

As a guy I know I would want no part of either one of them in combat.

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Bad news for Sanders if he falls behind in New Hampshire [View all] Always Randy Oct 2015 OP

Plenty of time for things to sort themselves out. And Clinton... Smarmie Doofus Oct 2015 #1

you are right about the stumbling--- Always Randy Oct 2015 #3

1000+++++ global1 Oct 2015 #17

I dare any candidate to go negative on Hillary Clinton. DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2015 #22

Clinton is no Rousey. Chan790 Oct 2015 #24

Great point. DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2015 #25

Its probably not necessary BootinUp Oct 2015 #28

They are both pretty tough, albeit in different ways. DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2015 #30

Agreed! :) BootinUp Oct 2015 #34

it's all about SCOTUS for me Always Randy Oct 2015 #37

And 95% will go Rhonda who? moabfan Oct 2015 #41

It might not be a pretty sight Always Randy Oct 2015 #51

You mistrake your dislike for Hillary as being the feelings of everybody else. upaloopa Oct 2015 #29

I am for a vast healing after the nomination Always Randy Oct 2015 #40

No, I know a lot of people {D, R, I} who think that about Hillary. Chan790 Oct 2015 #54

If I were Sanders.... I'd rethink his "never go negative" credo. workinclasszero Oct 2015 #36

There is a lot of time before the primaries, and a lot can happen to any of the candidates. A still_one Oct 2015 #52

that is absolutely the right tack to take Always Randy Oct 2015 #53

We'll find out if he has an issue in 110 days. RichVRichV Oct 2015 #2

bump and boost---from the Gowdy hearings Always Randy Oct 2015 #4

It'll be largely forgotten after next week moabfan Oct 2015 #56

thank you for the response Always Randy Oct 2015 #62

umm 100 days till Iowa caucus today Sat. riversedge Oct 2015 #65

Yes, and NH primary is 8 days after that. RichVRichV Oct 2015 #89

Funny Scootaloo Oct 2015 #5

It cant mean both? uponit7771 Oct 2015 #6

Given that "meaningful" and "meaningless" are direct antonyms, no. Scootaloo Oct 2015 #7

Sanders is in a no win in NH primary, South Carolina?...if he comes close then Hillary has a serious uponit7771 Oct 2015 #8

I agree Always Randy Oct 2015 #9

dustbin enid602 Oct 2015 #85

everyone shakes these trees differently Always Randy Oct 2015 #10

I am starting to think White Liberals artislife Oct 2015 #11

We're truly terrible people Scootaloo Oct 2015 #15

I'm a white liberal, and I'm not your enemy Art_from_Ark Oct 2015 #18

I'm gonna trust you artislife Oct 2015 #81

Even though I'm a white guy Art_from_Ark Oct 2015 #93

Hanging with you yuiyoshida Oct 2015 #19

They seem awfully nice. artislife Oct 2015 #83

White liberals alone aren't enough to win the Democratic primary mythology Oct 2015 #20

Is that the reason we fear them? artislife Oct 2015 #58

Fear? No. It's just "hippy punching" Matariki Oct 2015 #88

If Bernie loses NH he's finished. DCBob Oct 2015 #13

Super Tuesday isn't this week. artislife Oct 2015 #78

The second sentence in the OP explains why losing sufrommich Oct 2015 #23

NH is only significant if Bernie loses there. Nye Bevan Oct 2015 #33

But not if Hillary does... artislife Oct 2015 #84

Variations in polling won't matter BainsBane Oct 2015 #12

The campaign is going to start spending on TV fairly soon. Duckfan Oct 2015 #14

Well, you'll just have to hope that Hillary takes the lead. delrem Oct 2015 #16

Hillary is a white liberal with minority support Bernie isn't. upaloopa Oct 2015 #32

No, I don't think you understand FlatBaroque Oct 2015 #38

NY state and NH are ~40 miles apart. Hillary's message can't carry that 40 miles? Motown_Johnny Oct 2015 #21

I didn't even consider this. Shows how powerful a narrative can be. Thanks for the wake up call. Ed Suspicious Oct 2015 #26

It's geography and demographics,as the article points out. sufrommich Oct 2015 #27

Message auto-removed Name removed Oct 2015 #75

LOL. That's like saying Maine and Quebec are politically very similar (nt) Nye Bevan Oct 2015 #49

Or Vermont. OilemFirchen Oct 2015 #57

If Sanders doesn't win in NH, he's done. Nye Bevan Oct 2015 #31

ANd if he does win NH, it is meaningless FlatBaroque Oct 2015 #39

Not so much "meaningless" as "completely expected". Nye Bevan Oct 2015 #45

Message auto-removed Name removed Oct 2015 #77

PPP: Hillary +10 in NH over Bernie workinclasszero Oct 2015 #35

even NH is liking Hillary riversedge Oct 2015 #66

Yes! workinclasszero Oct 2015 #68

thank you for your post Always Randy Oct 2015 #74

PPPP is kind of a Democatic mainstream poll Always Randy Oct 2015 #79

If he loses both Iowa and NEw Hampshire, this thing will be over well before Super Tuesday. MohRokTah Oct 2015 #42

Bernie is looking incredibly weak right now workinclasszero Oct 2015 #43

He was this weak all along. MohRokTah Oct 2015 #44

Yes and this little Bernie hothouse called the DU workinclasszero Oct 2015 #46

DU ain't the only place. MohRokTah Oct 2015 #48

Maybe people will finally learn that online polls workinclasszero Oct 2015 #50

I wouldn't say he looks "weak". Nye Bevan Oct 2015 #47

Aw yeh the corporate boys are smiling now senz Oct 2015 #91

Which bodes bad for Dems pinebox Oct 2015 #55

So here come the threats not to vote or vote third party. DCBob Oct 2015 #59

Where did I make a threat? pinebox Oct 2015 #60

thdre seems to be a lot of animosity on this site Always Randy Oct 2015 #71

I would ignore all of that huffing and puffing. Nye Bevan Oct 2015 #61

When its Hillary vs Carson workinclasszero Oct 2015 #82

I won't say whether I'll vote for Hillary demwing Oct 2015 #63

Careful, such a post can be hidden! treestar Oct 2015 #64

All told, Clinton has averaged 59 percent to Sanders�s 27 percent in national polls without Biden si riversedge Oct 2015 #67

Yes, the Biden people were bound to support Hillary treestar Oct 2015 #69

what a deep and thoughtful post. thanks for the insight. Warren Stupidity Oct 2015 #72

thank you for sharing Always Randy Oct 2015 #73

Let's wait a little and see what happens. Vinca Oct 2015 #70

That's it, call off the campaign. Cassiopeia Oct 2015 #76

Bad news for Hillary if she falls behind in New Hampshire artislife Oct 2015 #80

+1 Matariki Oct 2015 #87

That's a big "if" Matariki Oct 2015 #86

What the heck is the purpose of this OP? senz Oct 2015 #90

It's an article from fivethirtyeight. nt sufrommich Oct 2015 #92