Tonight is the last bright spot in Hillary's dying campaign.

[reformist2]

Enjoy it for the next day or two, Hillary supporters.

Going forward, the states holding caucuses and primaries will be much more favorable to Bernie. His momentum will resume, and he will pull ahead nationally.

[stonecutter357]

1. .

[KingFlorez]

2. Hahahaha

Clinton is winning states with lots of delegates by big margins, yet her campaign is dying. Yes, that makes a whole lot of sense.

[rhett o rick]

26. Gloat while you can but the people will prevail over your idols in the Wealthy 1%. nm

[Capn Sunshine]

77. just to clarify,"the people" are not limited to Berners

Often "the people" participate in their Democracy and choose not to vote for a particular candidate.

[rhett o rick]

80. Just to clarify Goldman-Sachs does not represent The People.

I borrowed this because it says it all:

"The choice is stark, keep living under corporate rule under Hillary and watch things get worse, or go with Bernie and fight TPTB to regain our Representative Democracy!"

[great white snark]

3. Please tell me this is satire.

[reformist2]

16. The size of her victories in the South reveal how weak she is elsewhere.

[riversedge]

4. are you playing H. A. Goodman for tonight?

[reformist2]

18. She's even weaker than I thought.

[Bleacher Creature]

5. Crack is whack!

[pkdu]

6. Tad?...is that you? nt

[Vogon_Glory]

7. As Long As You're Gracing Us With Your Presence

As long as you're gracing us with your presence from your alternate universe, could you please post some pix from the George McGovern Inaugural Ball?

We REALLY WOULD like to see them. After all, it isn't every day that we get political news and commentary from alternate universes and Some of us wonder what First Lady Eleanor McGovern wore that night.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

21. Okay, I'll give you that one... that was funny!

[greatauntoftriplets]

50. I had a wonderful dance with Vice President Eagleton.

Or was that a dream?

[Capn Sunshine]

78. it was a dream within a dream;McGoverns VP was Sargent Shriver

of course we took a huge hit when we had to throw away the Eagleton gear.

[Proud Public Servant]

8. Dude, I'm a Bernie supporter

And even I'm laughing at you.

[reformist2]

24. Just back out the numbers of how Bernie must be doing outside the South and you'll see

how much brighter the picture is for us going forward.

Tonight's results indicate that Hillary's lead in national polls is entirely due to her support in the Deep South.

[Maedhros]

29. People would rather watch the horse race than think critically. [n/t]

[Proud Public Servant]

37. While it's true that she's disproportionately strong in Dixie

It's not like Bernie's walking away with the rest of the country. If he can't pull off Massachusetts and Colorado tonight, I don't see how he wins bigger states like NY and IL. This thing is hers to lose -- which is not impossible, given what a lousy campaigner she is, but it's not all that likely, alas.

[reformist2]

43. I'm not saying that. I am saying that Bernie is probably slightly ahead of Hillary elsewhere.

For some reason, a lot of Hillary supporters don't want to do the math to see this point.

[truebrit71]

58. Also those are States that won't mean shit in the GE...

...because they're all red...

[AzDar]

9. Can't stomach Liars and Cheaters... The Clintons disgrace everything they touch.

[DrDan]

10. Florida?

[LexVegas]

11. ...

[Gregorian]

12. I'm beginning to get nervous about turnout and Trump.

This is the weirdest election in a hell of a long time.

[sister_rosa_refried]

13. Lay off the bong hits, dear.

As the young people say.

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

14. Cocaine is a HELLUVA drug!! ;)

[Number23]

41. You so crazy!!!

[rbrnmw]

51. oh yeah

[giftedgirl77]

57. Only in BernieBro land are losses ties & getting whomped the

beginning of a huge win.

[fleur-de-lisa]

15. Ugh! Don't do this.

Let the Hillary camp act like jerks today. We don't need this kind of silliness.

[JaneyVee]

17. Remember when the debates were supposed to doom her?

Then she won all those too.

[Starry Messenger]

19. Fan fic

[Codeine]

39. Guffaw!!!

You got a genuine howl out of me on that one.

[Starry Messenger]

48. Trigger warning: hilarity. :D

[monmouth4]

20. HRC won Super Tuesday against Barack Obama, we all know how that turned out....Hahahaaa..n/t

[StevieM]

64. Super Tuesday in 2008 was almost an exact tie in the number of delegates that Clinton and Obama won.

eom

[Codeine]

66. She won by all of 20 delegates on Super Tuesday 2008.

she's going to win by what, 150+ delegates tonight? Not even remotely the same thing.

[pinebox]

22. Hillary just won southern states which will vote Republican in a GE

GG.

[reformist2]

40. Exactly. No disrepect to Deep South Dems, but they have no effect on Electoral College votes.

[senz]

54. So even if she wins the nom, her southern following won't help her.

[onenote]

55. Can we stop this. We just won OK, and we're not winning that in the GE

But I'm not giving it back, are you?

[pinebox]

74. Go ahead

If you want to stop it, be my guest. I'm not. It doesn't matter because all of these states will go Republican & Oklahoma is downright crazytown.

[NanceGreggs]

59. Your point being ... what?

You DO understand that the primaries are about choosing the Dem nominee, right?

You ARE aware that ALL Dems have a voice in this process, right?

You do KNOW that Democrats have an equal say in the Party's choice of nominee regardless of where they live, right?



Is this your first primary? I only ask because you don't seem to understand any of the above.

[pinebox]

73. My point being

Sarcasm.
All of those states will vote Republican. Each & every single one.

[onenote]

75. Are you also saying that any state that goes for Clinton will also vote repub?

I'm still trying to figure out what correlation people see in the outcome of a primary and the outcome of the GE. Candidates lose primaries and then win those same states in the GE all the time. Obama lost California to Clinton by 7 points but won the state by 14. He all but swept the same southern states as Clinton is winning now, but lost them all in the GE, yet won election -- twice.

So please explain why the outcome in primaries has any relationship to the outcome in the GE? Bernie lost the Mass primary but of course he would win the state in the GE. And I have no reason to think Clinton wouldn't prevail in Vermont, even though she was crushed in the primary.

[Agnosticsherbet]

23. Keep repeating that.

And tap the heals of your ruby slippers together.

[jmowreader]

25. That Night Train's a mean wine

[wildeyed]

27. Really?

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[think]

28. How much in donations did Hillary receive in February? Anyone know?

[RBInMaine]

30. Just what medications did you forget to take tonight?

[Grassy Knoll]

31. Yes sor ee......

[jcgoldie]

32. he will be way behind

Momentum is one thing but the democrats dont have the winner take all primary states like republicans. How many states do you see Bernie winning 70/30 as Clinton is doing across the south?

[rbrnmw]

33. ....

[bkkyosemite]

62. As some facial body launguage expert said she is faking her laugh.

[rbrnmw]

34. kick

[earthshine]

35. The arrogance from supporters on both sides is just astonishing to me.

Spreading bad feeling like this will simply result in Pres. Trump.

As Hillary said to Wall Street, cut it out.

[JRLeft]

38. Hillary is corrupt but she will crush Trump.

[earthshine]

44. More empty arrogance. She wins only if Bernie supporters back her up.

She absolutely needs the other half of the Democratic Party and the independents to keep from being Trumped.

Bernie supporters cannot begin to "hate" her as much as long-standing Republicans. They will come out in droves to vote against her, whether or not they even like their candidate. They are so very good at hating, and they have decades of practice against the Clintons.

[Codeine]

49. And most of them will, just like most Clinton supporters happily voted for Obama.

The real world is a whole lot different than DU.

[JRLeft]

52. I think more republicans will back her.

[marions ghost]

46. Her corruption is badder than ass clown Trump style corruption?

what is this logic?

[Avalux]

61. And THAT is the sorry state of our politics. n/t

[JRLeft]

36. This is a seriously delusional belief.

[anamnua]

42. Touch of Comical Ali! nt

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

45. Can I have some of what you're smoking?

[mcar]

47. Bless your heart

[JohnnyLib2]

53. !!

[asuhornets]

56. I doubt it-he is too far behind in delegates

[Karma13612]

65. Bull. Eom

[asuhornets]

67. Reality is a good thing..n/t

[Karma13612]

71. Yea, you should try it some time. Eom

[Codeine]

60. Hmmm. . .

[rbrnmw]

63. ....

[ismnotwasm]

68. Have a gif. It's soothing

[DemonGoddess]

69. uh huh

[sheshe2]

70. I suggest you back away from the keyboard...

slowly.

[Warren DeMontague]

72. I don't think you're right.

I do not believe it is over, but I think odds are extremely long against Sanders at this point.

What I would like is for Hillary's people to look at the places and demographics - think Colorado, think Millennials- where they've done markedly poorly, and ask themselves what they should be doing better, what policies they could be bolder on, what sort of damage is done by being associated publicly with people like Debbie Wasserman Schultz, etc.

[Adrahil]

76. Michigan? Illinois? Florida?

Yeah, good luck with that.

[Cal33]

79. I think you are forgetting one important point: The DNC people are totally for Clinton,

and fighting against Sanders, because he is starting a "revolution." Sanders wants
the DNC to stop being influenced by and be divorced from the corruption of the
Corporate Power people. This the DNC refuses to do. Hence, their objection to him.

Bernie will eventually pull ahead, yes, but it's going to be a tough uphill fight all
the way. And people like DWS have shown that the DNC can fight dirty.

[LanternWaste]

81. Faith-based prophecies are cool again, I guess.

Faith-based prophecies are cool again, I guess.