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In reply to the discussion: If Sanders wins Nevada, he will win the nomination for sure [View all]nobuddy
(215 posts)16. We can stack them one on top of the other
and hide them under the world's longest trench coat.
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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You are right it isn't. It is someone going back on his word. There is a name for that
still_one
Feb 2020
#62
I'm not sure where your are going with the "Not sure that's in the constitution" comment
sdfernando
Feb 2020
#69
It isn't a question of him evolving. He was part of these rules and agreed to it
still_one
Feb 2020
#58
To be honest Jim, I am not particularly worried, whatever happens, happens. Of course I hope things
still_one
Feb 2020
#64
Exactly. These rules were agreed to by all the candidates including Sanders, now he goes back on
still_one
Feb 2020
#37
Also, in 2016, he went to the convention with the aim of persuading enough delegates
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#40
Exactly. I really hope people understand what is happening. You had an excellent thread the other
still_one
Feb 2020
#42
re: "in 2016, he went to the convention with the aim of persuading enough delegates to switch"
thesquanderer
Feb 2020
#47
Didn't you hear? The Revolution will be so massive as to be filibuster-proof.
BeyondGeography
Feb 2020
#36
He himself four years ago went to the convention still in the hope that he could get the
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#8
Unless he clears the exact delegate threshold he needs 2,000 something, whatever it is.
HarlanPepper
Feb 2020
#33
Actually, lost Iowa, tied NH and then if he wins NV, it would be a loss, tie and win.
krissey
Feb 2020
#24
I like most of the Bernie supporters here on DU, but they can be difficult to take at times.
Blue_true
Feb 2020
#94
Ready to give up democratic institutions because you don't like who might win.
Gravitycollapse
Feb 2020
#52
Seriously? He does good in two out of three primarys in three of the least populus states ...
marble falls
Feb 2020
#53
I am sure Sanders supporters will attempt to get DUers to accept their version of reality. But
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
#78
No, Nevada is not a big delegate state...after super Tuesday, there will be a winnowing and then
Demsrule86
Feb 2020
#86
If he wins both NV *and* SC, then it'll be tough to see him not winning the nomination.
Garrett78
Feb 2020
#91