2016 Postmortem

Agschmid

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11. I actually didn't state anything about who would be the winner.

Thu Nov 26, 2015, 11:02 PM

Nov 2015

You did, right in your OP title...

And before any votes have been cast, oh my the progressiveness of that is amazing.

Keep on keeping on.

Lol.

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I can't wait for the primaries to be over so we can all unite behind our nominee Bernie Sanders! [View all] peacebird Nov 2015 OP

Her name is Hillary Clinton. Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #1

Or Hillary jehop61 Nov 2015 #2

or even Martin! Rosa Luxemburg Nov 2015 #32

Starts in ten weeks. Ends five weeks later on Super Tuesday. onehandle Nov 2015 #3

Before a single vote is cast? My, how 'democratic' of you.... peacebird Nov 2015 #4

Yet your OP does the exact same thing... Agschmid Nov 2015 #8

No. I say that after the primary we come together. You state Hillary will be the winner peacebird Nov 2015 #9

I actually didn't state anything about who would be the winner. Agschmid Nov 2015 #11

You state: I would argue that the primary is already over and Hillary won. peacebird Nov 2015 #16

No I didn't. Agschmid Nov 2015 #18

Nice to see people decide what you said, regardless of whether you said it or not. George II Nov 2015 #24

It's certainly a bit odd... Agschmid Nov 2015 #37

Where did Agschmid say that? Cali_Democrat Nov 2015 #47

"our nominee Bernie Sanders!" brooklynite Nov 2015 #13

No votes will be cast in NH, Iowa, SC, or Nevada before Super Tuesday, and none will be cast.... George II Nov 2015 #22

You said Bernie will be the nominee before a single primary vote has been cast. Cali_Democrat Nov 2015 #46

It makes me wonder if the same person posted..... yardwork Nov 2015 #56

Heard that in 2008. How'd that work out again? AtomicKitten Nov 2015 #5

There is no Obama, this time around. nt onehandle Nov 2015 #6

This time we have a known entity in Bernie! peacebird Nov 2015 #10

+ 1000 That we do. senz Nov 2015 #14

Yes, a known entity that hasn't gotten a single vote in his 30+ years of politics.... George II Nov 2015 #25

? He has voted with Democrats his entire career! peacebird Nov 2015 #27

That is patently untrue Matariki Nov 2015 #29

Please proceed Floyd Steinberg Nov 2015 #33

Sweet comments from a relative newcomer. Or should I say "welcome back"? George II Nov 2015 #36

!!! zappaman Nov 2015 #57

Yep here only 4 days Andy823 Nov 2015 #61

I like Obama Floyd Steinberg Nov 2015 #63

You guys never tire of bringing up that worn out story, totally ignoring the fact that this... George II Nov 2015 #23

True, but Hillary is still Hillary, & the result will be the same peacebird Nov 2015 #28

:evilgrin: WillyT Nov 2015 #7

I'd be terrified of we nominated Bernie firebrand80 Nov 2015 #12

Of course you would AgingAmerican Nov 2015 #52

Many in the GOP like Bernie for his honesty, authenticity and courage. senz Nov 2015 #15

Bernie's poll numbers aren't a clear indication of his electability moobu2 Nov 2015 #19

Sounds like his cross-party appeal has you nervous. senz Nov 2015 #31

Republicans want him to win moobu2 Nov 2015 #42

And you'd prefer Third Way, neither Dem nor Repub. senz Nov 2015 #45

This is the talking point AgingAmerican Nov 2015 #53

They have. enid602 Nov 2015 #51

and you think Hillary hasn't already had him looked into to attack him? 2pooped2pop Nov 2015 #54

It isn't necessary moobu2 Nov 2015 #55

Perhaps he should have sought the republican nomination? George II Nov 2015 #26

No George. Your candidate is 1000 times more "Republican" than Bernie. senz Nov 2015 #30

From what you have seen. Well, from what I have seen Clinton has been..... George II Nov 2015 #38

There's a difference between Democratic principles & party politics. senz Nov 2015 #39

Hillary is a Democrat, Sanders has remained an Independent and in tune to Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #48

And yet her voting record in the Senate was 93 percent the mythology Nov 2015 #49

And the National Review is pushing Sanders because he would be easier to beat in the General Electio Gothmog Nov 2015 #41

They did the same thing with Obama in 08 and God have they regretted it. white_wolf Nov 2015 #59

I can make this true by visualizing them treestar Nov 2015 #17

lol good one. moobu2 Nov 2015 #20

... SidDithers Nov 2015 #21

That will be such a hoot! But will the "Reagan Democrats" support Bernie? nt Zorra Nov 2015 #34

I know Reagan Republicans who are supporting Bernie... Hepburn Nov 2015 #35

Yes, I'm sure manny Reagan Republicans support Bernie. zappaman Nov 2015 #58

Predictwise has Sanders at 5% chance of being the Democratic Nominee Gothmog Nov 2015 #40

I was so worried about that, whether the losing faction can switch positions quickly reddread Nov 2015 #43

Exactly. n/t 99Forever Nov 2015 #44

I can't wait until the primaries are over gollygee Nov 2015 #50

If you mean nominee for re-election as Vermont's senator, you might have something. nt stevenleser Nov 2015 #60

Bernie as the nominee= a 49 State loss to the GOP leftofcool Nov 2015 #62