Oregon: 18% in: Sanders 54 - Clinton 46

[brooklynite]

Is that a "blowout"?

Definitely way below his target percentage...

[Dem2]

1. 29% in 58-42

[TheCowsCameHome]

2. Oh, cut the crap.

I suppose you think Mrs. Bill scorched him in KY, right?

[Cal33]

42. And in addition, both are closed Primary election states for Dems. I was expecting both KY and OR

to lose.

[NightWatcher]

3. Bernie wins by 20+% is no big deal but Hill's 1% win in Kentucky is HUUUGE?

Jesus, that Rovian math.

[TheCowsCameHome]

5. Flat-out fucking ridiculous is more like it.

But it's Hillbots........

[brooklynite]

8. Clinton needs 115 Delegate for the nomination. Sanders needs...more

[NightWatcher]

9. That's only because of the super delegates

But when you count delegates from actual votes, it's so much closer.

[brooklynite]

13. But when you count actual voters...it's not.

[Txbluedog]

14. She is still winning the PD count

[Else You Are Mad]

4. nah....

That is just a statistical tie thanks to Oregon being a neighboring state to Vermont and weird and white.

[Dem2]

6. 37% in 56%B, 44%H

[Dem2]

7. 46% in B 55%, H 45%

[Dem2]

10. 66% in B 53%, H 47%

Edit - typo

[Codeine]

11. Typo or big shift? nt

[Dem2]

12. sorry, typo

fixed

[grossproffit]

17. Wow, results sure come in fast there.

[Dem2]

22. They vote by mail

So most votes were in before tonight.

[grossproffit]

15. Rural counties haven't reported yet.

[HumanityExperiment]

16. shorter...

HRC can't get past old guy with message that draws and resonates with massive crowds...

[Codeine]

18. "Get" past? She's BEEN past for months.

It's all procedural motions at this point. She's been the winner for a while now.

[HumanityExperiment]

21. shorter...

HRC can't put an end and overcome 'loser' old man with his message that resonates with massive crowds in remaining contests...

[snowy owl]

23. yes, she probably has. So, what do you think Bernie is really doing by continuing to campaign?

Now take some time and think about it. What else might Bernie have in mind?

[pnwmom]

24. She's about 3 million votes and 300 delegates past him.

But maybe those votes are the wrong color?

[HumanityExperiment]

25. shorter...

let me correct your point for ya...

'skin color fool, skin color, and gender... yeah gender too'


Odd that HRC supporters can't put away this old man with his 'socialism' and 'big ideas' in the remaining contests leading up to the national convention... did these remaining states not get the memo?

Might want to color that into your schedule...

[pnwmom]

26. Hillary will put him away. There's no way that he can suddenly start winning by the huge margins

he would need from now on.

Even in Oregon he's only winning by about 6%. These wins are getting him nowhere.

[HumanityExperiment]

27. shorter...

'Hillary unable to put him away'

aren't optics fun... for the someone that's supposedly 'won', the remaining states didn't get your memo, you might need to post harder with your replies stating the inverse as to what's happening in reality, post in CAPS.. that's the trick, try that

[pnwmom]

28. Obama was behind in the vote count at this point in 2008, and yet he won in the end.

So will Hillary this time. And it won't even be close.

[HumanityExperiment]

30. shorter...

remaining contests make front runner look foolish as voters didn't get HRC and her supporters memo about 'loser' Bernie

[pnwmom]

31. The only ones who look foolish are the ones who can't do basic math. nt

[HumanityExperiment]

32. Math...

the reality of the 'math' that neither candidate will be able to earn the nomination without SDs pushing either one of them over the line will be on FULL display at convention and under the spectacular mass media spotlight for a ratings bonanza... nom nom nom nom... can you taste those optics? I can.... yum

[pnwmom]

37. Hillary will be millions of votes ahead and the super delegates will recognize that.

They're not going to overrule the millions of additional voters who chose Hillary over Bernie.

It's the optics of overruling all those diverse voters across dozens of primary contests. That won't happen. You're right.

No matter what some hopeful Bernie supporters think.

[HumanityExperiment]

38. national convention...

'optics of '

Which group is more fearful of MSM attention at convention?

Bernie will not bow out, he'll take this all the way through convention

So now you have MSM crawling all over the process, the convention, the SDs and why they exists and who they are...

Why did SDs pledge before a single vote was cast in the primary? 'overrule the millions' before 'all those diverse voters across dozens of primary contest' had their say?

'No matter what some hopeful HRC supporters think' they are the more fearful with what MSM will feast on for rating through convention... nom nom nom... it'll be a 10 course meal to savor

[snowy owl]

19. Oh pleeeeeze! This sounds like a prologue to desperation. Wait for the vote and post somthing

interesting.

[bettyellen]

20. Whelp, he is talking about winning big in NJ now..... Come ON, now Bernie.

[auntpurl]

41. In NEW JERSEY?

Really. Well, that's just sad.

[bettyellen]

43. Yeah. I get being rah rah about it, but please get real.

Even by the kindest estimates, he is going to have his ass blown out of the water. Takes a lot of ego to claim otherwise.

[MrMickeysMom]

29. .....

[Beacool]

33. The final tally is 53% - 47%.

I'm actually pleasantly surprised. OR is very liberal, I thought that Sanders was going to trounce Hillary by double digits.

[auntpurl]

40. Extremely liberal in the cities

and rural white everywhere else. Bernie should have trounced Hillary. This is a strong signal of his waning campaign.

[Tarc]

34. 53-47 now. How many Bernie threads have there been predicting blowouts?

I seem to recall a certain Bernie supporters in these parts, oh maybe a month or so ago, predicting Sanders would hit 85% in Oregon and get a delegate bonanza.

[Skwmom]

35. Considering how easy it is to hack vote counting machines, who knows...

[brooklynite]

36. And we have a winner!!!

Our conspiracy theory of the evening!

Now, we can expect Sanders to DEMAND a recount...right?

[auntpurl]

39. In OREGON.

Where everyone agrees has the cleanest voting system in the country.