Sean Renaud
The West Coast Pop
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Oh Hillary has the nomination and likely the election but you still don't throw away votes in a hissy fit.
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I respect the clintons more for this.
Sanders ties Clinton in Wyoming, a state with a demographic that badly favors him. This looks very bad for him going into New York. I expected him to win this state by a landslide; something similar to his win in Washington. A tie with Clinton is very bad here.
"A man goes home and masturbates his typical fantasy. A woman on her knees, a woman tied up, a woman abused. A woman enjoys intercourse with her man — as she fantasizes being raped by 3 men simultaneously." - Sanders, 1972
Wyoming is highly right wing....and thus largely favors Clinton....just like the vast majority of deep red states.
It's not that bad, because NY is highly liberal/progressive.....that's BAD for Clinton, who except for official (D) in front of her name is a NeoConservative.
So, I guess you're not aware that NY voted her to represent them in the U.S. Senate twice.![]()
Wyoming is highly right wing....and thus largely favors Clinton....just like the vast majority of deep red states.
It's not that bad, because NY is highly liberal/progressive.....that's BAD for Clinton, who except for official (D) in front of her name is a NeoConservative.
So, I guess you're not aware that NY voted her to represent them in the U.S. Senate twice.![]()
Except NY is her home state where she was twice elected senator, and is:
You would be guessing wrong you fart sniffing wind bag.
That doesn't make Wyoming a Sanders favored state nor does it change the fact that Sanders is fucking CRUSHING Clinton in every deep blue liburhul state.
She might be a NY home girl, and that just might eek her out a win, but it doesn't make her invincible.
Pretty much everyone left of center paying attention to anything fucking loathes that neocon piece of shit.
She might as well be Romney or another Bush and we all know it.
You would be guessing wrong you fart sniffing wind bag.
That doesn't make Wyoming a Sanders favored state nor does it change the fact that Sanders is fucking CRUSHING Clinton in every deep blue liburhul state.
She might be a NY home girl, and that just might eek her out a win, but it doesn't make her invincible.
Pretty much everyone left of center paying attention to anything fucking loathes that neocon piece of shit.
She might as well be Romney or another Bush and we all know it.
Yes, that's why analysts were expecting Wyoming to be 80-20 for sanders.
Also just eeking out a win in NY is pretty much enough to stop sanders in his tracks.
But he's not crushing it in blue states. Hillary won mass. for example and will take NY.
Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders is closing the gap with front-runner Hillary Clinton in New York, according to a Emerson College poll released Friday.
Clinton leads among likely Democratic primary voters 56 percent to 38 percent in the survey. When the same poll was conducted in March, Sanders trailed the former New York senator in her home state by 48 points.
Clinton continues to do well among minority groups, with 72 percent support among African-Americans compared to the 28 percent who support the Vermont senator. Hispanics also lean her way 68 percent to 32 percent, according to the poll.
Sanders, long popular with young voters, has an edge over Clinton, with 60 percent support, among the 18-34 age group, compared to her 36 percent.
The poll comes just a few weeks before New York's April 19 primary where Sanders and Clinton will compete for the state's 95 delegates.
A RealClearPolitics polling average puts Clinton at 53.5 percent support in New York and Sanders at 42.5 percent support.
You would be guessing wrong you fart sniffing wind bag.
Which means, I guess, that you don't even read and understand your own posts. I'm not surprised.
I'll leave the juvenile name-calling to you.
Right now Hillary is ahead in delegates by 250 and there are 1736 delegates to be elected. The Supers are irrelevant at this stage, they could switch at anytime before the convention.
Bernie just needs to win by ~20% to make it about even.
Then what will the Supers do?
if it's even, I expect the supers to go to clinton.
Is there any particular reason why you think that juvenile name-calling distinguishes your posts in any way?
You posted that New York voted liberal and that Hillary was a neoconservative--ergo that she was at a disadvantage in the coming primary.
Your argument falls apart on so many premises, starting with calling her a neoconservative
I take it that you call folks names here and post dumb arguments because you are lonely and want someone to pay attention to you.![]()
Right now Hillary is ahead in delegates by 250 and there are 1736 delegates to be elected. The Supers are irrelevant at this stage, they could switch at anytime before the convention.
Bernie just needs to win by ~20% to make it about even.
Then what will the Supers do?