Super Tuesday 4. I'm really feeling (The After Bern) March 22, 26 contests

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CA is the great white hope of the Sander's fans. IF he can win big there he can easily make up 200 (or you know 320) delegates. I mean, he'd only need to win... what... 84% of them.

But doesn't he need to win every single states by like 60-40 margins to even have a chance? Why focus on California now? They only vote in freaking June...
 
But doesn't he need to win every single states by like 60-40 margins to even have a chance? Why focus on California now? They only vote in freaking June...
His campaign has been a mess. Not all of it is his fault, to be honest, he's just stuck with some not so great campaign managers/strategists/advisers.
 
As is Maryland, Delaware and Connecticut on the 26th April (as well as Pennsylvania).

Hillary is going to ruin Bernie that day.

Exactly. Especially since the deadline to switch to Dem from Independent in NY was back in October. If you're registered but not a Democrat, you cannot vote in the primary even though it's in April. The 25th is the registration deadline, and Bernie's been relying on an outside volunteer group to register people. Last I checked, they didn't have people on the ground yet.

But doesn't he need to win every single states by like 60-40 margins to even have a chance? Why focus on California now? They only vote in freaking June...

It's for narrative purposes. He has to make it look like he can actually be competitive in California, even though it's far away. It's probably more optical than practical.

why aren't the arizona results coming in?

They're not allowed to release them until 11:00 EST. They'll start pouring in after that.
 
Bernie sanders groupies rooting for him like he's a team out of the playoffs and "only" needs to win the last 30 games straight just to squeak. So your telling me there's a chance.
 
The new terrorism panic vote could screw with things. CNN is mentioning that specifically as a big reason for larger turnout, but I don't know how accurate that actually could be. On paper that favors Clinton and Trump.
11? Is that Mountain Daylight or Pacific Standard? Fine, trick question. But seriously, what timezone? Also, what an odd law for a state where all polls close at the same time.
 
The new terrorism panic vote could screw with things. CNN is mentioning that specifically as a big reason for larger turnout, but I don't know how accurate that actually could be. On paper that favors Clinton and Trump.
11? Is that Mountain Daylight or Pacific Standard? Fine, trick question. But seriously, what timezone? Also, what an odd law for a state where all polls close at the same time.
It's in 23 minutes.
 
The new terrorism panic vote could screw with things. CNN is mentioning that specifically as a big reason for larger turnout, but I don't know how accurate that actually could be. On paper that favors Clinton and Trump.
11? Is that Mountain Daylight or Pacific Standard? Fine, trick question. But seriously, what timezone? Also, what an odd law for a state where all polls close at the same time.
That's Eastern or about 20 minutes from now.
 
Now you're just being obtuse. The original comparison you responded to wasn't about Super PACs and superdelegates per se, it was between Clinton's position on Super PACs and Sanders's position on superdelegates.

I don't think there is any way I can be obtuse about what my own post says, which was about why positions on Super PACs versus positions on superdelegates should not be held to be equivalent. One is a position on a necessary nomination process under present rules and the other is a position on something that is not part of the process and where past and present data indicate is unnecessary.
 
Go go 'em Hillary!!

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Of the three I'd least rather have Kaisch win. He stands the greatest chance against Hillary in the general.

This is still probably true because, you know, Cruz and Trump, but I'm less fearful of Kasich than I once was because I think his issues with his temper, particularly in regards to women, could be a bigger liability than I once thought. That and he's not getting the nomination anyway.
 
Even if Hillary swepped every state again and increased her delegate lead the Sandars Mathematics will spin a new narrative.
 
This was always going to be the best stretch for Bernie.

He could possibly cut her lead down by 50-75 by the middle of April. Then the map gets bad again, and she'll erase his gains in NY or possibly even Maryland.
 
This was always going to be the best stretch for Bernie.

He could possibly cut her lead down by 50-75 by the middle of April. Then the map gets bad again, and she'll erase his gains in NY or possibly even Maryland.

Possibly, but the fact that he is so far behind might hurt him in remaining primaries. Caucuses I have no idea, those are weird
 
Even if Hillary swepped every state again and increased her delegate lead the Sandars Mathematics will spin a new narrative.

I seriously do wonder what they will say after NY. Come on guys don't get down we only need to win every other state by 75%, and or clean sweep California!

Edit: not every supporter of Sanders obviously, or even any on GAF, but really on /Sandersforpresident. Those guys are super entertaining

Double edit:
Said often in his childhood

Aaayyyy LMAO.

Fake triple edit: one minuteeeeee!
 
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