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[ivysaur12]

My family just got back from voting in Michigan. We were in and out in less than 5 minutes. Very very small (and very conservative) area. When we left a car had pulled up next to us outside that was covered in Ben Carson bumper stickers, lol.

dawww

 

[Holmes]

There's no polling and there haven't been any open primaries in similar states. so there's not much evidence to go on.

Probably because he's won Kansas and Iowa.

 

[Macho Madness]

 

[User 463088]

I'd also point out that the one poll had Hillary with a 40% advantage in those who voted early/absentee. Exit polls should be skewed more towards Bernie if that number is accurate.

 

[Bam Bam Baklava]

Bodes well for Sanders and Trump.

 

[RastaMentality]

Rubio: "If you vote for Ted Cruz in Florida or you vote for John Kasich, you’re voting for Donald Trump"
http://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczynski/rubio-on-cnn-story-they-just-made-it-up

 

[Loudninja]

My family just got back from voting in Michigan. We were in and out in less than 5 minutes. Very very small (and very conservative) area. When we left a car had pulled up next to us outside that was covered in Ben Carson bumper stickers, lol.

Ben Carson Slowly Floats Away From Earth
http://www.theonion.com/article/ben-carson-slowly-floats-away-earth-52475

 

[Macho Madness]

 

[Bowdz]

 

[QuiteWhittle]

Sanders message is going to resonate. He went the right route with those free trade attacks on Clinton.

 

[Four_Chamber]

Why reading exit polls is amazingly difficult- this would favor Hillary big-time

 

[PBY]

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Polls today suggest Trump's dropping. If he finishes below 42 in MS and 36 in Michigan, I'll agree.

 

[Macho Madness]

These exit polls are all over the fucking place and not predictive of anything in Michigan is what I've determined.

ABC seems to have different data than NBC, for instance.

 

[Iolo]

I wish I was exit polled here in MI. I would be a Bernie voter who would have said I prefer the continuation of Obamas policies and would not be happy if Bernie was the nominee.

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[Ecotic]

Probably because he's won Kansas and Iowa.

That would be my reasoning for siding with Cruz if I had to make a prediction.

I think next Tuesday will see that split decision with Trump winning 2 of the winner take all states and losing 2, and we're in for a months long limbo where Trump could still win the nomination and still lose it. Maybe it goes until the very end with California.

 

[OrangeGrayBlue]

I said it weeks ago and I'll stick with it here: if Sanders can't pull out a win in Michigan, what is currently an unlikely scenario to get the nomination is going to become an impossible scenario. It's just not feasible to mount a comeback if he loses MI.

 

[Macho Madness]

Ohio's GOP ballot has a problem in Cuyahoga county: https://twitter.com/jacobsoboroff/status/707328867493482496

 

[VRMN]

Yeah. Anyone see Bernie's ads in Michigan? How hard did he hit Clinton on her support for free trade?

They existed, but I wouldn't call them especially frequent or hard-hitting. I only saw TV ads for him, Clinton, Kasich, and Trump. Trump's ads just showed up this past weekend. Hillary's have aired for about a month, as have Sanders. Kasich started going all in about two weeks ago.

Weirdly, on the radio, I have literally only heard Clinton ads, and a lot of them, all focused on Clinton's support for the auto bailout.

 

[Ziltoidia 9]

I said it weeks ago and I'll stick with it here: if Sanders can't pull out a win in Michigan, what is currently an unlikely scenario to get the nomination is going to become an impossible scenario. It's just not feasible to mount a comeback if he loses MI.

Well aren't you going out on the limb here and making a bold prediction. You got the foresight, I tell you. Hillary was so down in the polls the last week, if she SOMEHOW wins...game over man, game over.

 

[vicissitudes]

I said it weeks ago and I'll stick with it here: if Sanders can't pull out a win in Michigan, what is currently an unlikely scenario to get the nomination is going to become an impossible scenario. It's just not feasible to mount a comeback if he loses MI.

That ship sailed weeks ago. Frankly, even if Bernie wins Michigan by double digits he still loses the nomination. It's wrapped.

 

[Macho Madness]

 

[Cerium]

I'm getting worried about Trump.

Tim Cook and Tom Cotton and the rest of the GOP Illuminati are clearly working their dark magic against our King.

 

[OrangeGrayBlue]

Well aren't you going out on the limb here and making a bold prediction. You got the foresight, I tell you. Hillary was so down in the polls the last week, if she SOMEHOW wins...game over man, game over.

Jeez, this is really snarky for pretty much no reason. I don't know what in my post even suggests that I think Hillary winning would be an upset of any kind.

 

[superdeluxe]

I'd also point out that the one poll had Hillary with a 40% advantage in those who voted early/absentee. Exit polls should be skewed more towards Bernie if that number is accurate.

Thats why I still feel good about the results. Absentee also tends to skew Older.

 

[danm999]

Trump's been quite quiet the past few days hasn't he?

 

[Macho Madness]

I'm getting worried about Trump.

Tim Cook and Tom Cotton and the rest of the GOP Illuminati are clearly working their dark magic against our King.

Next version of iOS to change every instance of Trump's name to Rubio.

 

[PBY]

I think the Trump train is over brehs

 

[Officerrob]

Trump's been quite quiet the past few days hasn't he?

He needs the next phase of crazy to get the media at this point

 

[B-Dubs]

I'm getting worried about Trump.

Tim Cook and Tom Cotton and the rest of the GOP Illuminati are clearly working their dark magic against our King.

His power is too great, he cannot be defeated...

 

[Macho Madness]

Trump's been quite quiet the past few days hasn't he?

Yes. It's weird. Hillary wins a bunch of states, gets a bounce.

Trump wins a bunch of states, appears to be falling.

How does that make sense?

 

[VRMN]

Yes. It's weird. Hillary wins a bunch of states, gets a bounce.

Trump wins a bunch of states, appears to be falling.

How does that make sense?

The Narrative (TM)

 

[User 463088]

Jeez, this is really snarky for pretty much no reason. I don't know what in my post even suggests that I think Hillary winning would be an upset of any kind.

I think it's because of your avatar. How much longer are you forced to wear our Queen?

As to the trade numbers, I don't think that really overtly favors Bernie outright. I'm pretty sure most Democrats feel that way.

The continue Obama's policy numbers are good. Higher than in VA, TX and MA.

 

[Basileus777]

Yes. It's weird. Hillary wins a bunch of states, gets a bounce.

Trump wins a bunch of states, appears to be falling.

How does that make sense?

Hillary didn't self-destruct by embracing David Duke.

 

[vicissitudes]

Trump's been quite quiet the past few days hasn't he?

Last Saturday was basically Iowa part 2: Electric Bugaloo. Hopefully he can regain his momentum with some big wins tonight going into Ohio/Florida.

 

[OrangeGrayBlue]

I'd be curious to hear why democrats think race relations have worsened. I can understand that republicans think it's worse because they think discussing or acknowledging race is the same as racism. But I don't know why dems would feel this way.

 

[User 463088]

So far, I don't see MSNBC like acting like the Dem race is anything to be interested in. I mean, that's total tea leaves at this point, but it's just something I noticed.

 

[Iolo]

Trump's been quite quiet the past few days hasn't he?

He's ensconced in his chrysalis for the next phase of the campaign, soon to emerge as the Trumpperfly

 

[QuiteWhittle]

Yes. It's weird. Hillary wins a bunch of states, gets a bounce.

Trump wins a bunch of states, appears to be falling.

How does that make sense?

Trump flew to close to the sonnenrad with his David Duke comments.

 

[Macho Madness]

So far, I don't see MSNBC like acting like the Dem race is anything to be interested in. I mean, that's total tea leaves at this point, but it's just something I noticed.

It's been this way for a while.

 

[Basileus777]

I'd be curious to hear why democrats think race relations have worsened. I can understand that republicans think it's worse because they think discussing or acknowledging race is the same as racism. But I don't know why dems would feel this way.

Maybe they're not particularly encouraged by a man linked with the KKK being a Presidential frontrunner.

 

[Ignatz Mouse]

Yes. It's weird. Hillary wins a bunch of states, gets a bounce.

Trump wins a bunch of states, appears to be falling.

How does that make sense?

The party signaled its willingness to actively block him this week.

That, and the racism narrative has finally caught up to him.

 

[OrangeGrayBlue]

I think it's because of your avatar. How much longer are you forced to wear our Queen?

As to the trade numbers, I don't think that really overtly favors Bernie outright. I'm pretty sure most Democrats feel that way.

The continue Obama's policy numbers are good. Higher than in VA, TX and MA.

Actually the 5th was the last day I had to wear it, but I don't really know what to change it to now.

 

[User 463088]

It's been this way for a while.

I just think that if Bernie's numbers were insanely good, I feel like MSNBC would be teasing something. Or, maybe the polls show shit, because I can find good things for Hillary and good things for Bernie.

 

[Macho Madness]

I'd be curious to hear why democrats think race relations have worsened. I can understand that republicans think it's worse because they think discussing or acknowledging race is the same as racism. But I don't know why dems would feel this way.

See: Donald Trump, GOP front runner

That about tells you where race relations are today.

 

[blackaroni]

I'd be curious to hear why democrats think race relations have worsened. I can understand that republicans think it's worse because they think discussing or acknowledging race is the same as racism. But I don't know why dems would feel this way.

It's Mississippi and there were likely a lot of Black people polled.

 

[Ignatz Mouse]

I'd be curious to hear why democrats think race relations have worsened. I can understand that republicans think it's worse because they think discussing or acknowledging race is the same as racism. But I don't know why dems would feel this way.

Ferguson ring a bell?

 

[PBY]

 

[ivysaur12]

@KFaulders
AG Loretta Lynch has asked the White House to take her out of any consideration for SCOTUS, @MLevineReports reports.

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[Basileus777]

Rubio is dead and buried.

 

[BoboBrazil]

Trump is over dudes. That kkk shit went too far. I told you he should have came out with a news conference the next day shooting it down.