2016 Postmortem

Red Knight

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5. Yeah that will help.

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A bad sign: Turnout WAY down in Nevada compared to 2008. 3 in a row. [View all] cali Feb 2016 OP

What happened to Bernie's political revolution? Cali_Democrat Feb 2016 #1

GOP trolls on the DU and elsewhere are mucking up Democratic enthusiasm. applegrove Feb 2016 #3

Read again the post you replied to. Red Knight Feb 2016 #7

Yeah that will help. Red Knight Feb 2016 #5

He's being held back by Clinton's presence on the ticket causing voter suppression. (nt) w4rma Feb 2016 #8

Bernie's holding up his end. frylock Feb 2016 #17

Pie in the sky... workinclasszero Feb 2016 #22

It has become apparent that the DNC end game is nominating Hillary. Nothing beyond that. lumberjack_jeff Feb 2016 #24

Reminds me of that 1970 movie: "Suppose They Gave a War and Nobody Came?" George II Feb 2016 #38

GOP turnout noretreatnosurrender Feb 2016 #2

I'm sorry to quibble with you, Cali... Out of Time Man Feb 2016 #4

The dynamics of the 2008 campaign were completely different than those of this 2016 campaign..... George II Feb 2016 #40

Exactly, we had more viable candidates to choose from... Out of Time Man Feb 2016 #42

Most votes for a candidate in NH ever. bobbobbins01 Feb 2016 #6

Sorry, Bernie Sanders. There is zero evidence of your ‘political revolution’ yet Gothmog Feb 2016 #9

Sorry Hillary will lose the general. cali Feb 2016 #26

Bernie would do much worse than Hillary redstateblues Feb 2016 #28

If you really believe this, then open Irish brokerage account Gothmog Feb 2016 #31

bad news for the candidate basing his entire campaign on 'revolution.' wyldwolf Feb 2016 #10

This is what happens in a two-person race Blue_Adept Feb 2016 #11

When I saw Marco Rubio and Nikki Haley.. one_voice Feb 2016 #39

quite frankly there are two bad candidates in this race. geek tragedy Feb 2016 #12

Spoiled by Obama loyalsister Feb 2016 #20

I hear you. one has plans but no vision, the other has vision but no plan geek tragedy Feb 2016 #23

I would vote for Obama for a 3rd term gwheezie Feb 2016 #29

no doubt Obama would easily win 50+% against these two nt geek tragedy Feb 2016 #30

A bad sign for both Hillary and Bernie. kstewart33 Feb 2016 #13

Where are the new Berniebros? nt LexVegas Feb 2016 #14

The question is, where are the new Hillary supporters? NWCorona Feb 2016 #15

In their parent's basement, enjoying a bag of cheetos. Kang Colby Feb 2016 #18

Perhaps you forgot your sarcasm tag? Out of Time Man Feb 2016 #43

Not really. DCBob Feb 2016 #16

It also proves Sanders's talk of a political revolution is nonsense. Zynx Feb 2016 #19

Low Turnout And A Transient Population Make The Nevada Caucuses Unpredictable Donkees Feb 2016 #21

What happened to all the revolutionaries? zappaman Feb 2016 #25

Or they weren't registered, or they were too young to vote. George II Feb 2016 #33

Or they thought they were supposed to caucus online CorkySt.Clair Feb 2016 #36

Good one! George II Feb 2016 #37

I thought Bernie was supposed to drive turnout to historic levels redstateblues Feb 2016 #27

The low Nevada turnout, if it's attributable to candidates, is the fault of ALL candidates, not one. George II Feb 2016 #32

I guess the revolution got cancelled? leftofcool Feb 2016 #34

That indicates Bernie isn't generating the enthusiasm he promised BainsBane Feb 2016 #35

Turnout was higher for Democrats in 2008 Flying Squirrel Feb 2016 #41