If anyone needs 1 on 1 delegate coaching and how election works, private message me.
Also, the facts and stats am referring to may change over the course of months ahead, and that doesn't invalidate my viewpoints but if you think that my sorryarse lied on and on because the stats I referred to a day ago, changed later after a day well, it's time for psyche evaluation. Go get it.

If it's TLDR for some of you of what I've posted above this post, here is a summary: -
-Electoral votes can topple popular votes.
-Bernie is far behind the race. Hillary is far ahead.
-For bernie to win, superdelegates have to vote bernie but they wouldn't do because trump would easily defeat bernie and dems are not gonna let that happen.
-Bernie has been winning small states, hence less delegates and big 'LOSS' at the end.

My personal opinion is if he could massively win florida, newyork, and other big states. Lets say if bernie in farfetch unreal imagination managed to pull the win barely like 50/50, consider him lost the race. That miserable victory is not gonna get him anywhere near nomination. The miserable victory that I'm referring to one is similar to michigan. That's not gonna work. I know you 'puters' are boasting that it was a huge shock, hillary was sure win in michigan. That victory is not enough for him to get nomination.

Please stop being emotional and stop slandering your own herd like lowly conservatives do. You are better than that.