Big money lost tonight.

[fun n serious]

Bernie Sanders spent a boat load of money campaigning is Massachusetts and still lost!

[kennetha]

1. Same thing in SC

[sweetloukillbot]

11. And Nevada

[Treant]

2. It seems to speak

toward a very distinct upper wall of support--and it looks like it breaks by how diverse the state is.

We can certainly expect him to dominate in Maine, ND, SD, and some other locales (Montana, Idaho? Not sure). Large states...not so much. Blowouts in Florida, Pennsylvania, and a solid Clinton win in New York won't surprise me in the slightest.

[fun n serious]

3. Yes. I'm feeling comfortable.

I'm still worried a little though but its good to be worried. Keeps us on on toes and keeps us working.

[jmowreader]

5. You hit it on the nose

He has wins in five states...five of the whitest states in the union. Go into the states where there's significant minority population and he gets creamed.

[fun n serious]

10. Can't argue the facts. Wish I could say more but

I don't want to be alerted on....

[spooky3]

7. 538 is predicting HC wins in MI, OH, NC, & FL. Lots of delegates there.

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/election-2016/primary-forecast/michigan-democratic/

[fun n serious]

9. I'm loving the looks of that! nt

[sweetloukillbot]

12. I expect him to take those Libertarian-leaning states.

The ones you listed, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming and Utah maybe? I think they're mostly white and caucuses.

[ismnotwasm]

4. Yup

Ironic

[Tarheel_Dem]

6. Jeb Bush had a pile of money too, and we all know how that ended.

[fun n serious]

8. Yep! Money doesn't bu votes. ;)

[Tarheel_Dem]

13. All that money, and he has yet to prove that he can diversify his support. Talk about a money pit.

[Bryan]

14. The Sanders campaign spent over $1 million in ad buys to get ten extra delegates in CO

That kind of carpet-bombing isn't sustainable.