It means that she's most "moderate" and "centered", as part of a marketing campaign. (Reply #30)

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Wed Feb 17, 2016, 09:21 AM

delrem (9,688 posts)

30. It means that she's most "moderate" and "centered", as part of a marketing campaign.

Of course the most "moderate" and "centered" candidate will be the most "electable".

That's all you really need to know about the meaning of the terms.

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32 replies	Author	Time	Post
Poll: Clinton, Sanders in a dead heat for Nevada [View all]	TubbersUK	Feb 2016	OP
That's gonna leave a mark! It was her "Western Firewall" a couple weeks ago... LOL!	peacebird	Feb 2016	#1
Sorry, Nevada was NEVER part of the so-called firewall. That is based on SC and Super Tuesday	still_one	Feb 2016	#2
Oh good. NV is another one that doesn't matter and Hillary	morningfog	Feb 2016	#3
Nevada is a tie. Want to see what the polls say on Super Tuesday. One guess, they are not tied	still_one	Feb 2016	#5
Super Tuesday is in two weeks.	morningfog	Feb 2016	#10
NV doesn't matter BECAUSE it is a tie now.	ChairmanAgnostic	Feb 2016	#17
And the firewall goes down crumbling!	Helen Borg	Feb 2016	#4
Let's see, Nevada a tie. South Carolins, 99% chance that Hillary will win	still_one	Feb 2016	#6
I seem to remember Iowa being something like a 90+% chance of a Hillary win just a few weeks before	Kentonio	Feb 2016	#7
I wouldn't call it much of a win	Sophiegirl	Feb 2016	#8
It was one to be included in a collection of statistical anomalies,	delrem	Feb 2016	#13
Silver and 385 had predicted the way the coined would flip.	Helen Borg	Feb 2016	#16
Educate yourself. IA was NOT decided by a coin toss.	riversedge	Feb 2016	#31
I don't think so. HRC's campaign has always taunted us with her incredible polling numbers.	delrem	Feb 2016	#9
As of 4:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon, Nate Silver predicted a 51-49 win for Sanders. Let's wait	secondwind	Feb 2016	#11
I thought it was a 51% chance of winning	Nonhlanhla	Feb 2016	#14
Nate will predict whatever his paymaster tells him to predict, right up 'till the last moment.	delrem	Feb 2016	#19
Any day now I expect a new poll showing Hillary with 128% support somewhere.	Gene Debs	Feb 2016	#12
Righto... They are all 90% Clinton wins until...	Helen Borg	Feb 2016	#15
If Hillary wins, everyone loses except the 1%.	greymouse	Feb 2016	#28
Those walls will only bern so long you know	madokie	Feb 2016	#25
Wrong. Hillary's campaign called Nevada their "Western Firewall"	peacebird	Feb 2016	#22
That goal post is definitely getting a work out	madokie	Feb 2016	#23
A while back, I did read and hear a a lot about both South Carolina and Nevada.	merrily	Feb 2016	#26
So we are close	Tien1985	Feb 2016	#18
As people understand that a positive future is possible if Hillary loses to Sanders,	delrem	Feb 2016	#20
But	madokie	Feb 2016	#24
I don't understand how Hillary is considered more "electable" than Bernie	greymouse	Feb 2016	#29
It means that she's most "moderate" and "centered", as part of a marketing campaign.	delrem	Feb 2016	#30
her candidacy was possible only without anyone else running	MisterP	Feb 2016	#32
Are there	madokie	Feb 2016	#21
In the end, the only polls that matter are votes.	merrily	Feb 2016	#27

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