Posted by: bittertruth March 27, 2016
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@anamolities, I couldn't care less. By the way, some facts can't be ignored even if it's coming out of shit.
At this point of time now, there isn't even enough room for slandering. It's now just wait and see game.
Sanders won 3 states. Now he gotta win most of the major states out there including California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. If he wins New York and California, it's going to be unprecedentedly tough for Hillary. Just like the victory that we saw yesterday, Bernie has to win other states in similar pattern. Close or upset victory wouldn't make big of a difference for his chance of winning the nomination. Democrats award delegates proportionally. Bernie can't just win barely like he did in Michigan. That turnover results just modest gains in delegates and that will not guarantee his victory. It might look like he's winning but with such a lead currently Hillary has, he might lose eventually.
Hillary has current lead of 1712 delegates.
Bernie has 1004 delegates.
And, it takes 2382 delegates to win.
Simple math says Hillary only needs 670 delegates whereas Bernie is going to need whopping 1378 delegates.
(These statistics are going to change up until summer)
Like I wrote earlier, Bernie has to sweep up all remaining states. Unlike republican, a winning in democrats don't take it all away. If Bernie could pull massive victory in those 4 states above I mentioned, his chance of winning nomination comes to almost fruition. If he just win them like almost 50-50 he did in Michigan, he will unexpectedly lose.
On the Contrary, if Hillary even wins California or New York, that would simply be the final nail in the coffin for Bernie's nomination.
Things are getting interesting, lets just speculate. As some people may infer this as my prediction, what I implied is just an analysis.
Peace
:)
At this point of time now, there isn't even enough room for slandering. It's now just wait and see game.
Sanders won 3 states. Now he gotta win most of the major states out there including California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. If he wins New York and California, it's going to be unprecedentedly tough for Hillary. Just like the victory that we saw yesterday, Bernie has to win other states in similar pattern. Close or upset victory wouldn't make big of a difference for his chance of winning the nomination. Democrats award delegates proportionally. Bernie can't just win barely like he did in Michigan. That turnover results just modest gains in delegates and that will not guarantee his victory. It might look like he's winning but with such a lead currently Hillary has, he might lose eventually.
Hillary has current lead of 1712 delegates.
Bernie has 1004 delegates.
And, it takes 2382 delegates to win.
Simple math says Hillary only needs 670 delegates whereas Bernie is going to need whopping 1378 delegates.
(These statistics are going to change up until summer)
Like I wrote earlier, Bernie has to sweep up all remaining states. Unlike republican, a winning in democrats don't take it all away. If Bernie could pull massive victory in those 4 states above I mentioned, his chance of winning nomination comes to almost fruition. If he just win them like almost 50-50 he did in Michigan, he will unexpectedly lose.
On the Contrary, if Hillary even wins California or New York, that would simply be the final nail in the coffin for Bernie's nomination.
Things are getting interesting, lets just speculate. As some people may infer this as my prediction, what I implied is just an analysis.
Peace
:)