Super Tuesday 2016 |OT| The Final Incursion is a double Incursion (Mar 5-15 contests)

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http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...d-of-super-tuesday/ar-BBq9Pqm?ocid=spartanntp

Hillary Clinton’s main target is Sen. Bernie Sanders no more.

Fresh off a resounding victory in the South Carolina primary, the former secretary of State is lambasting the Republican primary field on everything from health care to “hateful rhetoric” and gun control as she prepares for a series of Tuesday contests expected to help tighten her grip on the Democratic presidential nomination.

Massachusetts to the North and Georgia to the South demonstrate the diverse combination of primary races she’s favored to win on Super Tuesday.
She’s also leading in larger, delegate-rich states that come later in the month, including Florida. Given the favorable landscape, Clinton appears to have decided it's time to turn her fire on Republicans.

Begun, it has.
 
Boy, how awful a candidate is Marco Rubio? Just abysmal.

The GOP had about fifteen people up there - Donald "Did you notice that baby was crying through half of the speech and I didn’t get angry?" Trump, the charismatic populist and fourteen garbage dumps with shitty ideas. People talk about the Democratic Party not having a deep bench, but someone like, say, Kirsten Gillibrand is about a billion times better than anyone the GOP can trot out here.

I look forward to hot garbage like Nikki Haley being paraded out in 2020 to be exposed as well.

I kinda find what he is doing right now to save his campaign desperate. The republican field was terrible this year. The democrat field was thin, but not as bad as the republican field.
 

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Is the Bernie dream all but dead?

If the polls are accurate, and Hillary ends up ahead by anywhere from 100-200 voter pledged delegates, as the polls suggest she could.

Then yes, Bernie's campaign is pretty much dead. You basically can't recover when you're behind that much, just ask Clinton's 2008 campaign about trying to make up a large delegate deficit.
 
If the polls are accurate, and Hillary ends up ahead by anywhere from 100-200 voter pledged delegates, as the polls suggest she could.

Then yes, Bernie's campaign is pretty much dead. You basically can't recover when you're behind that much, just ask Clinton's 2008 campaign about trying to make up a large delegate deficit.
If she wins everywhere other than Vermont as the polls currently suggest, then yeah. Stick a fork in him tomorrow.
 
Why should he enthusiastically support Hillary? Hillary is kind of the opposite of enthusiastic.

He's a hypocrite to his own cause if he doesn't endorse her.

If he'd rather see the country rot under a regime the dead opposite of his views than endorse her, then he's a terrible liberal and should be ridiculed.
 
FiveThirtyEight.com Democrat Roundup

Alabama - Clinton 99% chance to win, +28-50 points
Arkansas - Clinton 99% chance to win, +25-32 points
Georgia - Clinton 99% chance to win, +28-47 points
Massachusetts - Clinton 94% chance to win, +4-11 points (note: Sanders was tied or ahead as recently as the last 1-2 weeks)
Oklahoma - Sanders 84% chance to win, +5 points (note: Clinton has won all polls but the most recent)
Tennessee - Clinton 99% chance to win, +26 points
Texas - Clinton 99% chance to win, +20-42 points
Vermont - Sanders 99% chance to win, +76 points
Virginia - Clinton 99% chance to win, +17-27 points

BONUS: Michigan - Clinton 98% chance to win, +20 points
 
FiveThirtyEight.com Democrat Roundup

Alabama - Clinton 99% chance to win, +28-50 points
Arkansas - Clinton 99% chance to win, +25-32 points
Georgia - Clinton 99% chance to win, +28-47 points
Massachusetts - Clinton 94% chance to win, +4-11 points (note: Sanders was tied or ahead as recently as the last 1-2 weeks)
Oklahoma - Sanders 84% chance to win, +5 points (note: Clinton has won all polls but the most recent)
Tennessee - Clinton 99% chance to win, +26 points
Texas - Clinton 99% chance to win, +20-42 points
Vermont - Sanders 99% chance to win, +76 points
Virginia - Clinton 99% chance to win, +17-27 points

BONUS: Michigan - Clinton 98% chance to win, +20 points

Huh Oklahoma is weird, they had Clinton at 78% chance to win yesterday
 
This poll is slightly more recent than the one that had Sanders ahead this morning

doesn't seem to be factored into 538's analysis yet

The SoonerPoll survey (2/23-2/25) is actually less recent than the Monmouth University poll (2/25-2/28). Though when 538 puts up the SoonerPoll results it will probably reduce Bernie's edge a good deal.
 
The true beginning of the end of the GOP starts tomorrow - what has occurred up to now is a mere prelude to what will follow. The beginning of the end of the southern strategy is nigh, and its death throes will be magnificent. I look forward to McConnell and his cronies unveiling their futile attempts that have been recurrently alluded to.
 
I think I'm going to vote for Rand Paul tomorrow because I hear he's still going to be on the ballot and not as a write-in. I just can't in good conscience vote for any of the other candidates still in the race
 
Doubt Sanders is going anywhere after tomorrow. Dudes campaign just made $6 million and counting today.

I think that depends on what happens tomorrow. I mean it looks like the writing is going to be on the wall after tomorrow in both races, but if Clinton doesn't run the board outside of Vermont, and Sanders picks up a couple of other states, I think he'll stay in until at least the 15th... but if Clinton does take all the other states... I can see him conceding.

He needed to be ahead of Clinton going into super Tuesday, not behind... and anyone who has won the majority of states on super Tuesday has predicted the eventual nominee in something like the last 12 instances (I think I heard)... and no poll's given Sanders even the tiniest chance of achieving that.

Not to say it'll be impossible, but the more things add up suggesting you're going to lose... the more people will believe it and either vote the other way, or not bother showing up.
 
Question. What happens if he drops out to the donations? Do they get returned to donors, transferred to Hillary or does he get to keep it?
 
Just finished sacrificing a goat in the hopes that it powers the Lord of all shitlords to utterly destroy the goblin and waterboy tomorrow. #Trump #MakeAmericaGreatAgain #LiberalTears #NukeSafeSpaces #GoatBloodforVotes #TheDarkSide #GunsForEveryone
 
I think I'm going to vote for Rand Paul tomorrow because I hear he's still going to be on the ballot and not as a write-in. I just can't in good conscience vote for any of the other candidates still in the race

I dislike Rand Paul, but I can totally respect your sentiment. I wrote-in his father in 2008. :)

Couldn't in good conscience do otherwise.


Anywho, my man Carson's good as gone, rooting and voting for Bernie. If Bernie don't beat Clinton, it's time to make America great again.


Let's do this.
 
Not really intrested in Trump v world, everyone knows how that's gonna go. RIP world.

As for Sanders v Clinton, we all know Clinton gonna win big, but how big is the qurstion. Are we talking Nevada big where she got right on the money, or we talking the SC like smacks own where she outperforms the polls by 20 or 30 points.

Regardless, Sanders has a chacne to win Minnesota, Colorado and Ok, and massichusetts. He will win vermont. If Sanders doesn't walk away with either Colorado, Ma, Minnesota or OK. He should just drop out. If he scrapes one of those away, maybe he can find a reason to keep keeping on. But still, not a pretty night for him...
 
He has the money to keep going

But after tomorrow I think Hillary will have a decent lead and will be able to grind it out
 
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