Posted by: sixfour March 3, 2016
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It's really ironical to see one herd of so-called democrats non-stop bashing another democrat nominee 'Hillary' clinton, whereas Hillary side democrats defending her, just defending. We already acknowledge that we'll back bernie up if he wins nominee coz we don't want anti-immigrant repubs in power. But don't know, something must be wrong up in the planetary alignment, you folks are just endlessly playing like old tape recorder, bashing 'hillary' with talks like 'goldman sachs', 'money from banks'. Will you ever stop on that? whim created by conservative medias? ffs, stop making fight betn democrats rather than taking it to next level against republican candidate mofo trump.
Lemme make it clear to you all, as I've been saying from day one. Popular votes can be toppled by electoral votes. Popular votes can be toppled by electoral votes.
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I hope that's enough to imprint what I am trying to emphasize , into your hardshell brains.
Now the fact — for any democrat candidate to win the nomination, he/she needs 2383 delegates.
As of last Super Tuesday,
Bernie won 427 delegates
Hillary won 1052 delegates.
See the difference?
Since democrats have only two candidates,we'll have our nomination declared earlier than republicans who have still more than two candidates racing for nomination.
There is a calendar somewhere out there, for all these major caucus and presidential primary.
3541 delegates to win for democrats.
Now it's all math. Hillary won't have to do much to win remaining delegates to win nomination whereas bernie seems to have lot of sweat on his part.
FYI, Florida, Newyork, New Jersey, California, Pennsylvania and Illinois have the most delegates count.
Up until now, Hillary already won 10 states with massive delegates.
Bernie won only 5 states with very less delegates. By the way, do you realize how puny his hometown state Vermont is? Yes with just only 16 delegates.
If you think his victory in his hometown and new hampshire is what causing your beautiful sensation of him winning all over the country, then you are day dreaming.
Lets be realistic.
Coming primaries, if Hillary wins Florida, California, Pennsylvania or even New York, bernie is done.
And mark my words folks, Hillary will win all those major states.
If you are getting confused with what am writing all above, and even though there was big aspiration in the beginning for bernies, the bottomline is bernie already lost the nomination. Now, for bernie to win, something miraculous must happen where Hillary gets no delegates but that's far from reality.
Now can you stop bashing 'hillary' and be realistic, game is over. We all know Hillary will take the front leap and become the democratic nomination.
Bernie uncle is running now only for his settlement once election is over.
Last edited: 03-Mar-16 12:42 AM