Red Mosquito

turned2black wrote:I expected a big night for Hilldog, but this is kinda crazy. A total ass-kicking.

Bernie is done.

I'm not ready to predict she'll sweep Super Tuesday, but I wouldn't be surprised if she did.

Edit: Wow!

thats not really shocking to me.

I don't know, 87% is kinda insane.

turned2black wrote:I don't know, 87% is kinda insane.

Agreed. Better than Obama did there in 2008.

Wtf does the black population see in Hillary?

Kaius wrote:Wtf does the black population see in Hillary?

CLINTON

I've always had the feeling that Sanders got off to a bad first impression among minorities, and his "political revolution" gets myopic to their unique plight. The shellacking he took today could be another indication.

turned2black wrote:

Kaius wrote:Wtf does the black population see in Hillary?

CLINTON

But she's so...white.

I hate this state

Kaius wrote:

turned2black wrote:

Kaius wrote:Wtf does the black population see in Hillary?

CLINTON

But she's so...white.

black people know bullshit when they see it, and bernie's bullshit.

Kaius wrote:

turned2black wrote:

Kaius wrote:Wtf does the black population see in Hillary?

CLINTON

But she's so...white.

And used to call them super-predators.

Bill Clinton could be the single most beloved politician in the black community.

turned2black wrote:Bill Clinton could be the single most beloved politician in the black community.

very low turnout bodes poorly for dems. twice as high for republicans

turned2black wrote:Bill Clinton could be the single most beloved politician in the black community.

i got to hear him speak a few months ago at his library at some event my wife's organization put together. i didnt like him much as president but he still shines in person

While everyone knew SC would be a drubbing, it was really worse than pollsters thought: 538 had Clinton getting around 67% of the vote, so 73% is a nice out-perform. Since Super Tuesday is only a few days away, I don't think there's going to be enough time for this to sink in and affect the news cycle, but if Clinton takes 7/8 states on Tuesday (she could lose Massachusetts, but the polls look close), the talking point between then and the Michigan primary a week later is going to be: "When should Sanders drop out?" I personally think he'll hang around until there's a clear Republican nominee, because he'll feel he can still affect the tenor of the conversation and the topics that get covered--but as soon as Trump really pulls away (or Rubio somehow overcomes him), Sanders will bow out gracefully.

turned2black wrote:

turned2black wrote:Also, I'd be shocked if that number in CNN's demo story about Bernie actually "winning" the Hispanic vote in early exit polling held true. I'm guessing that included a broad spectrum of rural areas and a small sampling of LV.

Nevada's hispanic population is centered around LV (Clark County) and they had some insanely long lines, so I'd guess she actually "won" that demographic.

I knew those numbers were shady as fuck.

The actual election returns in Las Vegas’s Clark County hint at a different story. Analyzed neighborhood by neighborhood, they suggest that Mrs. Clinton might have won the Hispanic vote by a comfortable margin. She won about 60 percent of delegates in heavily Hispanic areas, a result that calls the finding of the polling into question.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/22/upsho ... evada.html

But that didn't stop Bernie's team from claiming victory, then Hilldog's team calling "bullshit".

I was really confused about why you were talking about me for a second

I question Bernie's strategy of simply giving up in S.C. He should have hit it hard after Nevada. I know it wouldn't have made much of a huge difference in S.C., but it would have at least given the appearance that he wasn't simple waving the white flag. Losing by a respectable 20% or so in S.C. was more important than scratching for a few extra votes in Super Tuesday states. He needed to fight the idea that Hilldog is inevitable.