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That's because God likes me and wants me to have money to spend on beer, like I am doing right now.
theprodigy
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most pledged delegates
which, if this margin holds up at all, is almost certainly going to be the case
Officerrob
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Jody Avirgan @jodyavirgan
Headed to the party for John Kasich, tonight's recipient of the Marco Rubio Memorial Award For Feeling Like You Won When You Lost By A Bunch
Headed to the party for John Kasich, tonight's recipient of the Marco Rubio Memorial Award For Feeling Like You Won When You Lost By A Bunch
Abinash117
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Without counting superdelegates she has 30 to Bernie's 34 at this point.
NYCmetsfan
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i dont want to get lost in the mess tonight but voters are eternally optimistic, at least white and young voters.
Why bernie is winning. Clinton is speaking reality. when does that every fly?
Why bernie is winning. Clinton is speaking reality. when does that every fly?
DAVID WASSERMAN 8:53 PM
If you were to sketch out the most disastrous New Hampshire outcome possible for the anti-Trump GOP establishment, Id argue it would be what were witnessing right now.
Unlike in Iowa, Trump appears to be exceeding his polling average and expectations. Furthermore, the only breakout candidate in the next tier appears to be John Kasich, who looks likely to win a clear second place finish thanks to strong showings in liberal enclaves. But Kasich holds little appeal outside of New Hampshire. Bush looks likely to finish slightly ahead of Rubio, setting up an establishment muddle in South Carolina.
In one sense, tonight looks like Clintons worst night of the 2016 campaign yet. But, if tonight also means that the Republican race remains a complete mess for the next several months, it could actually turn into Clintons best news in the long run.
If you were to sketch out the most disastrous New Hampshire outcome possible for the anti-Trump GOP establishment, Id argue it would be what were witnessing right now.
Unlike in Iowa, Trump appears to be exceeding his polling average and expectations. Furthermore, the only breakout candidate in the next tier appears to be John Kasich, who looks likely to win a clear second place finish thanks to strong showings in liberal enclaves. But Kasich holds little appeal outside of New Hampshire. Bush looks likely to finish slightly ahead of Rubio, setting up an establishment muddle in South Carolina.
In one sense, tonight looks like Clintons worst night of the 2016 campaign yet. But, if tonight also means that the Republican race remains a complete mess for the next several months, it could actually turn into Clintons best news in the long run.
cartoon_soldier
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Jim Gillmore has momentum. Passed his IA vote tally.
If this keeps up he might even break 1% in a state by the convention!
No, his growth isn't linear. It's EXPONENTIAL! He'll be the frontrunner by Florida
Maybe Fiorina
cartoon_soldier
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Clinton has to be concerned about her campaign not how GOP campaign is going.
It's Hill-shill. Get with the lingo!
Rafa=FedKilla
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SE Cupp looks almost to be in tears.
neurosisxeno
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That's what I meant. Hillary has something like 400 super delegates under her belt.
I kind of disagree with this. He's a Republican Governor with a successful record. As long as he can keep attention on the other clowns he might stick in 2nd and gain establishment support as time goes on.
Welcome back my friend, how you haven't cashed out yet I have no idea.
"Without counting superdelegates" is meaningless.
hipsterpants
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Could someone explain this Hillary super-delegate thing? I've heard of them but don't really know much about what super-delegates actually are.
I'm in it to win it all. Trump God is going to run the table from here.
Super delegates basically can support any candidate regardless if said candidate wins a state or not.
One of their purpose is to prevent people like Sanders from winning the nomination if the DNC doesn't want them too.
Seriously.
No doubt, he's gonna make us a lot of beer money. You more than me, but still a lot of beer money.
ugaboga232
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18% gap now, will it get bigger or smaller? Any big precinct hold outs for either candidate?
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so how should she fix her campaign? I agree but I can't think of anything.
disastermouse
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How much is that in percentage of Wall Street speeches, Muzy?
Plinko
Wildcard berths that can't beat teams without a winning record should have homefield advantage
He expanded Medicaid and supports helping the poor. He has zero chance of getting the nomination in the GOP.
Tarkus
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Honestly, she's got no reason to panic until Nevada. Iowa and NH are way too white compared to the rest of the calendar, if she underperforms in Nevada then she'll have an issue.
hipsterpants
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Abinash117
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Yes, but it is explaining why the media is talking about Bernie being the front runner now. Really she really just needs to do very well in the most of the March states and the the next two states then she pretty much won.
Super delegates are specific to the Democratic primary, they don't exist in the Republican primary.
The Democratic party assigns certain members of the party, Democratic congresspeople, and Democratic governors each a 'superdelegate' vote that counts as a 'delegate' at the convention.
Hillary has a lot of support from various party members, congressmembers, etc., and their endorsements count as 'superdelegates' and are technically part of her delegate count.
A Human Becoming
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If Jeb! loses to Cruz he should just drop out.
I thought you'd be in here earlier, you cost me a bet.
And really, I think a great deal of her campaign issues have more to do with this being a Democratic primary. She doesn't really want to go hard in on someone else in the primary because the party is what matters here (let's ignore that Sanders isn't a member of the party and despite his rhetoric about needing Congress isn't willing to do any of the heavy lifting to get Democrats elected to Congress). I think it's a much easier sell in the general when she's up against an actual Republican.
Roland_Gunner
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It also has unpledged delegates but not as much. Not by a long shot.
Rafa=FedKilla
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These are the days
These are days you'll remember
Never before and never since, I promise, will the whole world be as warm as this
And as you feel it, you'll know it's true that you are both blessed and lucky
It's true that you are blessed by something that will go and bloom
These are the days you'll remember
When May is rushing over you with desire to be a part of the miracles you see
In Every Hour
These are days you'll remember
Never before and never since, I promise, will the whole world be as warm as this
And as you feel it, you'll know it's true that you are both blessed and lucky
It's true that you are blessed by something that will go and bloom
These are the days you'll remember
When May is rushing over you with desire to be a part of the miracles you see
In Every Hour
Abinash117
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She just needs to adjust her messaging, but it'll be hard concerning the position she is in( being a corporate shill and all).
Probably doesn't matter if people are going doom and gloom. Although, she really doesn't need to worry, but it doesn't hurt to adjust strategies.
Plinko
Wildcard berths that can't beat teams without a winning record should have homefield advantage
"Virtual tie."
Roland_Gunner
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Clinton is now down "only" down in Cohn's tracker. At this point I'd take a 19 point loss and then on to NV and SC.
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