Cruz becoming semi viable is good for chaos
Okay, will do. I do like chaos.Unless he loses LA, tonight won't have been all that worrying.
Cruz becoming semi viable is good for chaos
Okay, will do. I do like chaos.Unless he loses LA, tonight won't have been all that worrying.
FUCK!!!FUCK that is a big number for Rubio.
Bernie wins Nebraska
53-45 so far, which is an absurdly tiny lead compared to what I was expecting
Was going to say wait a bit (because margin in MN went way up as time went on) but it's 55-45 with 75% reporting already. Hillary might actually gain delegates tonight...
I'd conjecture that strong memories of 2004 is one of the most salient distinctions between Bernie and Hillary supporters.
Absentee caucus ballots keeping it close for Hillary in Nebraska?
@Nate_Cohn
Sanders has a 10 point edge in Nebraska. Far, far short of what he might have hoped. Was Obama 68-32 in '08
Cruz sounds sick.
Nebraska isn't the blowout it needs to be for Sanders. Lincoln is still out though, but it shouldn't move the needle much in either direction.
Cruz sounds sick.
Bernie "Dunbar" Sanders will gain a lot of momentum after tomorrow's Maine win.
3/4, what a king.
Bernie "Dunbar" Sanders will gain a lot of momentum after tomorrow's Maine win.
3/4, what a king.
Saying all the right things.
Would you say that it's related to experiencing the depth and consequences of a loss?
Brick wall of Michigan upcoming though.
Brake, Bernie! Brake!
According to CNN, Bernie didn't campaign in Louisiana at all.
LOL
Like, I can't take this seriously anymore.
And Clinton will still net more delegates. What a queen!Bernie "Dunbar" Sanders will gain a lot of momentum after tomorrow's Maine win.
3/4, what a king.
He is sick. A sick, disgusting booger eating troll.
For those watching Rubio v. Kasich in Kentucky, keep in mind that Kenton County (south suburbs of Cincinnati) and the Ohio River-bordering counties have mostly not come in yet. Kasich may do well there,
FUCK that is a big number for Rubio.
According to CNN, Bernie didn't campaign in Louisiana at all.
LOL
Like, I can't take this seriously anymore.
That, and a full appreciation for what the GOP is capable of. Part of it is the memory of running into the brick wall on election night, but just as much is seeing the Swiftboating in action, and the real, visceral fear of W getting reelected. And part of it is having paid close attention to the W years to provide a frame of reference for what Obama has been able to accomplish.
I think those are hard things for younger voters to fully appreciate, even the most active and thoughtful ones. Similarly, it's hard for me and many others to fathom why their strident purity is so important to them.
If Rubio does well anywhere, it'll be in Jefferson County (Louisville) and Fayette County (Lexington), and there's a lot more votes there outstanding.
Where are you watching Hillary speak? CNN and MSNBC aren't covering it.