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Bernie Sanders

farleftlib

(2,125 posts)

5. Yes that is a problem

Reply to TBF (Reply #3)

Wed May 11, 2016, 03:42 PM

May 2016

Bernie will play it fair and square and he has been fairly quiet on the anomalies that have
happened in several states where the outcome was called for Hillary either ridiculously early
or the outcome didn't match the exit polls.

She will cheat with a great deal of help of DWS and the DNC and other movers and shakers
in the Dem hierarchy. That's what we're up against. Bernie won't take the nomination any
other way than fairly and he's against someone who wants to win at any and all costs.

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Sanders Can Still Win the Nomination Fair and Square [View all] Playinghardball May 2016 OP

Thank you! I missed this one. Yes, I do think he can defy the odds. nt silvershadow May 2016 #1

A candidate needs 2,383 votes to win the nomination not a majority. Who has 2383 Pledged? Vincardog May 2016 #2

Neither one will get 2,383, but the supers are likely to support the one Qutzupalotl May 2016 #4

In that case the primary is NOT over. Bernie should fight for the nomination till he gets it. If Vincardog May 2016 #6

Now if Hillary played Fair and Square TBF May 2016 #3

Yes that is a problem farleftlib May 2016 #5

Don't forget there is Puerto Rico yet to vote Left Coast2020 May 2016 #7