Elections 2016 GOP/Democratic March 15th Primaries

[VivaRevolution]

He lost Sandusky 53-46... he won Sandusky-like areas outside of Wayne in Michigan by the reverse margin. It's 7% but really, it's actually a 3.5 point swing and it's not that hard to see that being the difference between Ohio and Michigan in terms of center left vs. center politcs... Have you ever been to Ohio? I'm not surprised he didn't kill it in the suburbs around Cleveland, Dayton and especially Cincinnati.

Cool that would explain Bernie losing Ohio by 10-15.

I'm not seeing how this explains what we saw here.

 

[ncordless]

Michelle Obama 2024. Book it.

Sanders noobs melting down. Do you even election bros?

 

[panamaican]

LOL, 33% of Sanders supportetrs say they will not vote for Clinton. The idiot DNC, just gave Trump 33% of Sanders supporters to Trump.

Everyone of you Clinton supporters would have voted for Sanders.

see, this is what I mean. How serious a candidate can he be if his supporters would turn to Trump, a man with whom there is almost 0 policy overlap.

 

[VivaRevolution]

too bad tears couldn't sustain a persons health - bernie and his supporters could've actually done something meaningful with their empty promises.

Can't wait to see Cruz crash and Burn.

If you think that lunatic has a chance, you are more deluded than any Sanders fan that ever walked upright.

 

[ncordless]

I got a buddy fairly high up in the Rubio campaign. He's not as rustled as the Bernie bros.

 

[VivaRevolution]

see, this is what I mean. How serious a candidate can he be if his supporters would turn to Trump, a man with whom there is almost 0 policy overlap.

Well my choice is Trump, or a person who put US patriots lives at stake with her negligence, and then lies to her supporters about it.

Pretty easy choice for those who aren't blind partisan fools falling for the illusion of choice.

 

[panamaican]

Sanders is a very serious choice. More serious than Trump that's for sure.

The polls actually had him defeating all the Republican candidates by a bigger margin than Hillary.

The media and establishment didn't treat him seriously though

Just because the GOP is a circus doesn't mean that Sanders gains some kind of credibility through that. The media didn't treat Trump seriously either yet somehow he's coming out of that clusterf__ in the lead.

 

[VivaRevolution]

I got a buddy fairly high up in the Rubio campaign. He's not as rustled as the Bernie bros.

Of course, he wasn't the victim of fraud.

 

[xcvbn]

see, this is what I mean. How serious a candidate can he be if his supporters would turn to Trump, a man with whom there is almost 0 policy overlap.

Except that massive push towards Made In USA policy overlap. The economy is the single biggest issue of this presidency. This really isn't too complicated or surprising.

 

[JudoThrowFiasco]

Can't wait to see Cruz crash and Burn.

If you think that lunatic has a chance, you are more deluded than any Sanders fan that ever walked upright.

not a cruz supporter. I'm a Conservative / anyone but bernie, person.

 

[VivaRevolution]

not a cruz supporter. I'm a Conservative / anyone but bernie, person.

Cool, then perhaps you shouldn't thumb your nose at someone that just changed their AV to Trump.

 

[japman40]

see, this is what I mean. How serious a candidate can he be if his supporters would turn to Trump, a man with whom there is almost 0 policy overlap.

They're not voting for Trump, just mentions they won't vote for Hillary. Sander supporters probably not voting at all

I usually Don't vote for candidates during the elections because i feel dirty doing so, i usually just vote for the propositions only.

Going to have to re register back to independent after i vote for Bernie in June. Damn late West coast primaries

 

[TheStruggle]

I dunno why so many people have a hard time understanding why Sanders supporters would vote for Trump. They don't want ANOTHER establishment candidate, pure and simple. Sanders and Trump are the two biggest candidate for anti-establishment and they would rather a guy like Trump would Washington doesn't like than yet another Clinton in office for 8 years which is exactly what Washington wants.

 

[panamaican]

Except that massive push towards Made In USA policy overlap. The economy is the single biggest issue of this presidency. This really isn't too complicated or surprising.

Is there any candidate who isn't pushing for Made in the USA?

 

[xcvbn]

Looking like Sanders may wind up taking Illinois and Missouri

 

[VivaRevolution]

see, this is what I mean. How serious a candidate can he be if his supporters would turn to Trump, a man with whom there is almost 0 policy overlap.

Clinton supporters are the one's who support a criminal, that wants Edward Snowden's head on a platter, when she did worse by endangering real life human assets.

Who here is the child again?

Tell me again though how this is a partisan attack, when you won't dispute the fact that she endangered people's lives.

 

[ncordless]

Of course, he wasn't the victim of fraud.

Neither was Bernie. He just didn't perform well in Ohio. Bernie's closing the gap. He's down 14. But he jist didnt get the rural votes like he did in Michigan, nor are we seeing enough turnout in college towns. Was it spring break?

 

[PolishHeadlock]

 

[rshawneecarbon1]

I dunno why so many people have a hard time understanding why Sanders supporters would vote for Trump. They don't want ANOTHER establishment candidate, pure and simple. Sanders and Trump are the two biggest candidate for anti-establishment and they would rather a guy like Trump would Washington doesn't like than yet another Clinton in office for 8 years which is exactly what Washington wants.

For real. Why people don't get it it beyond me.

 

[xcvbn]

Is there any candidate who isn't pushing for Made in the USA?

Not really. None of the others initiate conversation when it comes to it