The reality is setting in that Bernie appeals primarily to liberal white voters. That appeal isnt going to win a general election nor a the Democrat nomination.
At this point he's simply trying to split the Democratic party.
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Bahamut.Baconwrap said: » Sylph.Jeanpaul said: » Nobody expected Sanders to do well in the southern states, though he did take Oklahoma. Massachusetts is the state that best indicates his overall condition, since it's incredibly torn between Bernie and Hillary. Seems to be having a good head start in Minnesota and Colorado. He's definitely not stopping anytime soon. The reality is setting in that Bernie appeals primarily to liberal white voters. That appeal isnt going to win a general election nor a the Democrat nomination. At this point he's simply trying to split the Democratic party. Sylph.Jeanpaul said: » Bahamut.Baconwrap said: » Sylph.Jeanpaul said: » Nobody expected Sanders to do well in the southern states, though he did take Oklahoma. Massachusetts is the state that best indicates his overall condition, since it's incredibly torn between Bernie and Hillary. Seems to be having a good head start in Minnesota and Colorado. He's definitely not stopping anytime soon. The reality is setting in that Bernie appeals primarily to liberal white voters. That appeal isnt going to win a general election nor a the Democrat nomination. At this point he's simply trying to split the Democratic party. You would be surprised, she was not well liked here at all. NY also has a ton of colleges, which generally support Sanders. But anyways: Trump2016! Ben Carson withdraws from GOP debate but stops short of suspending campaign
Quote: Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson announced Wednesday that he sees no “political path forward” after his Super Tuesday losses -- and will not attend the upcoming Fox News debate. The retired neurosurgeon did not officially suspend his campaign, saying he’ll discuss the “future of this movement” during a speech Friday at the Conservative Political Action Conference. But he made clear he’s stepping to the side as the four other Republican candidates continue to wage a battle for the GOP nomination. “I have decided not to attend the Fox News GOP Presidential Debate tomorrow night in Detroit,” he said in a statement Wednesday. “Even though I will not be in my hometown of Detroit on Thursday, I remain deeply committed to my home nation, America. I do not see a political path forward in light of last evening’s Super Tuesday primary results. Kind of strange, don't know why he is waiting to drop out of the race... Odin.Slore said: » You would be surprised, she was not well liked here at all. NY also has a ton of colleges, which generally support Sanders. Offline
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Valefor.Sehachan said: » Huff Post has more credibility than NY daily news. fonewear said: » Huff Post has more credibility than NY daily news. Not saying what kind of class, I am sure all here understand. Offline
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Socialist Monopoly anyone?
Unlimited get out of jail free cards! Altimaomega said: » Socialist Monopoly anyone? Unlimited get out of jail free cards! Im sure most players would adapt to the rules of the game to try to be the least wealthy player and most players would avoid being above the median wealth, as youd also be giving up resources and certainly noone would want to be the wealthiest (Which is just the antithesis of the game of venture capitalism [which also surprisingly, is why someone would *** so loud about implementing socialism in a largely capitalist run country...]). Of course, this isnt really how socialism or communism works: but hey, its in a facebook infographic it must be true. I was expecting a unique monopoly board, do better next time.
Sylph.Jeanpaul said: » He basically has til next big primaries to do something about his lack of minority support, especially for CA. Offline
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Enuyasha said: » Of course, this isnt really how socialism or communism works: but hey, its in a facebook infographic it must be true. You didn't know everything on the internet is true? Don't have a sense of humor or anything.... Shiva.Viciousss said: » I was expecting a unique monopoly board, do better next time. NO! Don't call Parker Bros untill you have the board layout and the rules finalized.
Really. Not being snarky. And the biggest looser from super tuesday seems to be Chris Christe.
The backlash against Chris Christie CNN You should really folow this to the source beacuse the are SO MANY links. Opners: Quote: Washington (CNN)They're calling Chris Christie "an embarrassment." An "utter disgrace." And they're calling for the New Jersey governor -- Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's most high-profile supporter -- to step down. As Trump swept through Super Tuesday primaries, taking seven states and boasting that he will unify a Republican Party upended by his candidacy, Christie was reaping ridicule for his decision to support the real estate developer-turned-political force. Even before his positioning behind Trump during his victory speech spawned the hashtag #FreeChrisChristie, his endorsement drew a slew of irate hometown newspaper editorials that ran Tuesday. "We're fed up with his opportunism, we're fed up with his hypocrisy," wrote six Gannett-owned newspapers, including the Asbury Park Press, the Cherry Hill Courier-Post and the Morristown Daily Record, in a joint editorial asking for Christie to quit or be recalled. "We're disgusted with his endorsement of Donald Trump after he spent months on the campaign trail trashing him, calling him unqualified by temperament and experience to be president," they wrote. A Washington Post opinion writer said that Christie, once beloved as a straight-talker who got things done, had ruined his reputation. The New Hampshire Union-Leader declared that they'd been wrong to endorse him for the GOP presidential nomination. "Rather than standing up to the bully, Christie bent on his knee," the New Hampshire-based paper wrote. .... His popularity numbers are plummeting, at this point, I don't know how he is going to stay in office. I was shocked to see him on stage with Trump last night, I guess I missed his endorsement.
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Not news, Christie has always been like this. The simple fact that people are surprised just goes to show how little they pay attention in the first place.
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Valefor.Sehachan said: » I think Canada is an amazing country. an amazing country to poop on Christe found a bigger bully than he is.
Therefore on his knees and sucking with tounge action. Phoenix.Amandarius
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Garuda.Chanti said: » Christe found a bigger bully than he is. Therefore on his knees and sucking with tounge action. His name is Reek. Phoenix.Amandarius
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It's just sour grapes cry baby Democrats that have been trying to get Chris Christie removed from office since the day he was elected. Yes, the anti-wall street Democratic party angry at Chris Christie who defeated former Democratic governor and Wall Street felon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, Jon Corzine.
How many recalls and calls for resignations have we seen since 2010 from Democrats? They don't want Democracy at all. They despise it. Phoenix.Amandarius said: » His name is Reek. If it is unsafe for GA in a private MGS please. Phoenix.Amandarius
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It's a Game of Thrones reference to an emasculated servant boy.
Quote: Salmon caught near Seattle proven to be inundated with antidepressants, cocaine and more Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/053163_salmon_Puget_Sound_drug_contamination.html#ixzz41o8iFF8m Offline
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Been going on for quite awhile, fish are extremely good at filtering out the water they live in.
This is why you drink water from your own well and eat food that you know where it came from. Everyone *** about corporations dumping crap in the environment. Everyday people do it and don't even realize. Valefor.Endoq said: » Salmon caught near Seattle proven to be inundated with antidepressants, cocaine and more Salmon know how to party. Phoenix.Amandarius said: » It's just sour grapes cry baby Democrats that have been trying to get Chris Christie removed from office since the day he was elected. Yes, the anti-wall street Democratic party angry at Chris Christie who defeated former Democratic governor and Wall Street felon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, Jon Corzine. How many recalls and calls for resignations have we seen since 2010 from Democrats? They don't want Democracy at all. They despise it. Altimaomega said: » Socialist Monopoly anyone? sadly, there are indeed people who are believing this nonsense.... Altimaomega said: » Best part about this election so far is watching the Establishment GOP crap themselves over and over. Sylph.Jeanpaul said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » It doesn't matter if sanders wins the popular vote in the rest of the remaining states, Hillary has enough super delegates to push her over the finish line. Sorry Bernie fans, but hey, it's better that you learn the democratic party doesn't give a ***about you sooner rather than later. In Bernie's case, his major losses were all in southern states, where he can't compete well. In other states (not counting Vermont), his losses with with much smaller margins (5% was the largest in Nevada) compared to Hillary's losses (18% was the smallest in Colorado). Consider that the southern states are largely red states anyway; if Bernie wasn't competitive in blue and swing states, then he'd be done. Yet, he still has plenty of funding and enough major states coming up. It's probably not going to be settled until June 7th when California has their primary. Until then, it's an uphill battle against the macaroni and cheese monster that chairs the DNC. While you may be right on the mechanism of super delegates, you're just in denial if you think the powers at be will allow it. Look how hard the republican establishment is trying to stop the outsider. Bernie is no Trump. |
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