Presidential Primary results Tuesday March 8th

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[Renard]

TROOMPA LOOMPA DOOPITY DOO

I HAVE SOME RACISTS COMMENTS FOR YOU

 

[carlos cadona]

A bunch of disconnected images just got posted.

 

[NelmarksGhost]

Right now, it's a fight between Trump and Cruz, with Kasich and Rubio syphoning off votes from Cruz. But after a week from tomorrow, it's exclusively a fight between Trump and Cruz with Rubio and Kasich completely discredited and irrelevant.

The problem is, at that point, Trump would have a 250+ lead in delegates, with exclusively winner-takes-all state matchups from here on out, with most of the evangelical and conservative states far behind.

Unless a large movement happens, Trump winning the 1237 delegates is damn near assured.

A large movement, would be both Rubio and Kasich quitting the race in the next few days and their support goes to Cruz, and he wins both Ohio and Florida in a week. Damn near an impossibility, knowing the large egos Kasich and Rubio have.

If Trump wins Florida it's over, he's the nominee. Kasich or Cruz can have Ohio it won't matter. Rubio will drop

If Rubio wins Florida, and Kasich wins Ohio that's the biggest chance for the brokered convention.

If Cruz wins Florida and Trump wins Ohio there will be a one on one race. Trump still likely gets to 1237, but Cruz could also. Slight chance neither clinches before the convention. Rubio and Kasich will have already dropped out.

If Cruz wins Florida, and Trump loses Ohio. Then there is slight chance of Cruz clinching before the convention, but more likely it would end in a brokered convention.

Florida
Florida
Florida

Just like in 2000

 

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[VivaRevolution]

Let me translate.....Angry, socialist, Hitler, KKK, white, men, POPULIST

 

[in the]

Let me translate.....Angry, socialist, Hitler, KKK, white, men, POPULIST

Thanks for the translation. There was no way I was going to link to that story and give them hits.

 

[VivaRevolution]

Thanks for the translation. There was no way I was going to link to that story and give them hits.

Full disclosure neither did I, but I'm pretty sure the sun is going to rise in the east............

 

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[KOQ24]

Washington Post ran 16 negative stories about Bernie in 16hrs.
"Liberal" media my ass...........

Next week, Ohio,Missouri & Illinois are demographically favorable towards Bernie (Illinois slightly less so)
He also needs to compete in Florida in order to keep the losing margin low (closed primary which makes it even harder)

The South is done next week and it's getting into more favorable states for Bernie

 

[therealdope]

Now I'm all for destroying both political parties.... but Democrats, you go first.

That's not going to happen. GOP is way ahead in that race. For the Dem party to collapse, a third party needs to emerge. Hopefully we that happen soon.

 

[INeedARemedy]

BIG

DICK

BBEEEERRRRNNNIIIEEEE!!!

 

[stellarborg]

Thanks for the translation. There was no way I was going to link to that story and give them hits.

let me do that for you

http://www.wsj.com/articles/angry-white-males-propel-donald-trumpand-bernie-sanders-1457495579

I find WSJ editorials to be absolute horseshit but this sounds like an article that may be exception to the rule

 

[Possum Jenkins]

5 Reasons Bernie Sanders Will Keep Winning After Michigan

http://usuncut.com/politics/bernie-sanders-michigan/

On March 15, Democrats in five more states will go to the polls. And three of those states — Illinois, Missouri, and Ohio — are all Midwestern Rust Belt states with demographics similar to Michigan’s. In Michigan, 60 percent of Democratic primary voters said free trade policies cost jobs. And among those 60 percent, Sanders won by 13 points.

The remaining states on the primary calendar are very much favorable to Bernie Sanders after March 15. Although Hillary Clinton is polling well in Florida, liberal enclaves with lots of young voters like Washington, Oregon, Pennsylvania, California, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Maryland, and Delaware can give Sanders a lot of room to close in on Clinton’s delegate lead.

I'm surprised so little has been said of California. Still an uphill battle for Bern but he's survived the initial gauntlet.

 

[TheStruggle]

Clinton has big leads in Ohio and Florida, Sanders needs to steal one of those two states to have any true momentum going forward.

 

[KOQ24]

Clinton has big leads in Ohio and Florida, Sanders needs to steal one of those two states to have any true momentum going forward.

Florida is impossible.Its a closed Primary,shutting out many of Bernie supporters (independents)
Ohio win is very important because its winner-take-all

 

[ucunc156]

Florida is impossible.Its a closed Primary,shutting out many of Bernie supporters (independents)
Ohio win is very important because its winner-take-all

Huh? There's no winner take all states for dems I'm pretty sure...

 

[VivaRevolution]

Clinton has big leads in Ohio and Florida, Sanders needs to steal one of those two states to have any true momentum going forward.

Sounds like Clinton's phantom 20% lead in Michigan for Ohio.

 

[JudoThrowFiasco]

Florida is impossible.Its a closed Primary,shutting out many of Bernie supporters (independents)
Ohio win is very important because its winner-take-all

i don't think dems do winner take all states- just the republicans