Bernie Sanders Will Take Iowa

[imiubu]

No, she just didn't win enough delegates in '08.  Who do you think "told (her) to stand down" and promised her (a) chance"?

 

I believe there is much going on w/ the power players that we do not nor ever will be privy to, as the media is their biotch.

 

I am a 'conspiracy theory' kind of thinker.  I believe these 'back room' deals go on constantly.  It's just a game of chess to them.

I wonder just why she didn't get enough delegates?

It's a shell game.

 

Not here to argue my beliefs nor to be convinced I am wrong.  I admit that I just might be

I'm only sharing some of my thoughts & not trying to convince others either.

[Restorium2]

Sanders is not electable simply because he will not be the Democratic nominee.

 

The CNN delegate count currently stands at:

Sanders 34

Clinton 409

 

http://www.cnn.com/election

You are confused. That's estimated on future states that are predictable. Here are the real time numbers. 

• Hillary Clinton: 29
• Bernie Sanders: 21

http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/graphics/2016-delegate-tracker/

Edited February 3, 2016 by Restorium2

[suneday11]

You are confused. That's estimated on future states that are predictable. Here are the real time numbers.

 

• Hillary Clinton: 29
• Bernie Sanders: 21

http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/graphics/2016-delegate-tracker/

you must be confused. Super delegates do exist. Some/most of these votes can change.

 

http://www.npr.org/2015/11/13/455812702/clinton-has-45-to-1-superdelegate-advantage-over-sanders

 

The shift will begin to happen as Bernie continues to bring in money and win primary/caucus delegate votes.

Edited February 3, 2016 by suneday11

[Restorium2]

It's true that Clinton also led in the superdelegate race in the 2008 presidential cycle and eventually lost to Barack Obama.

[suneday11]

It's true that Clinton also led in the superdelegate race in the 2008 presidential cycle and eventually lost to Barack Obama.[/size]

yes. The switch will be slow as they don't vote until july, but those votes are out there and account for 20% of what is needed for the nom. Best to ignore them until July though...

[Restorium2]

Like I said.

[suneday11]

Hehe...do you really need the last word everytime?? Geesh.

 

Oh, and you actually didn't say that, man. Not at all. Those thoughts are better classified as delusions.

Edited February 3, 2016 by suneday11

[Norby]

http://myfox8.com/2016/01/30/tommy-chong-endorses-bernie-sanders-compares-him-to-high-grade-marijuana/

Edited February 4, 2016 by Norby

[BirdHunter]

You are confused. That's estimated on future states that are predictable. Here are the real time numbers.

• Hillary Clinton: 29
• Bernie Sanders: 21

http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/graphics/2016-delegate-tracker/

 

Cnn credits Hillary with 388 super delegates.

[beourbud]

Cnn credits Hillary with 388 super delegates.

And cnn is never wrong. Lol

 

Those delegates are fluid and don't want to be flushed down with the Clinton campaign Again

 

Unlike fknrepublicans , liberals adapt when presented with science and facts.

 

Thank You Hillary Clinton for coming to Michigan to support the citizens of Flint.

 

Bernie Sanders 2016

Edited February 8, 2016 by beourbud

[phaquetoo]

There is a difference between showmanship and leadership.

 

Dr. Bob

Yep there sure is!