If Hillary loses will she drag this thing out like she did in 2008?

[INdemo]

Bernie could win IA,NH NV and on to SC (by then a toss up)

inevitable to insignificant: 2008 Clinton Retrospective (originally titled: Hillary, it's over. Please leave...)
Note a must see her overconfidence is ___________________________

Sanders is actually trending upward same as Obama was in 2008
Monday, February 1 Iowa caucus 52 D, 30 R Closed
Tuesday, February 9 New Hampshire 32 D, 23 R Mixed
Saturday, February 20 Nevada caucus (D) 43 Closed
South Carolina (R) 50 Open
Tuesday, February 23 Nevada caucus (R) 30 Closed
Saturday, February 27 South Carolina (D) 59 Open ( Bernie's momentum could have really picked up by this point
in time))SC Is an open primary so a big disadvantage for Hillary

Read more at http://www.uspresidentialelectionnews.com/2016-presidential-primary-schedule-calendar/#EkmTJFVWpErJwCc1.99
Watching this it looks like the same Hillary different time)

[winter is coming]

1. Yes. n/t

[merrily]

2. I don't think so. In 2008, she wanted to make a point and show her bargaining leverage.

I don't think she will want to run again in another 8 years, so I don't know what point she'd have to make this time.

Then again, in 2008, I didn't think she'd want to run again in 2016, so what do I know/

[roguevalley]

15. be careful. They have a thread about how bernie supports are emos. Lots of

talk about knee pads and all. I don't have a clue how they can support her.

[GoneFishin]

3. Having stewed a great deal over 2008, she will no doubt have some tricks planned that had not

yet been dreamed up in 2008.

[LonePirate]

4. Careful what you wish for by asking for a candidate to drop out if they lose the first 3 contests

[INdemo]

6. Thats not what it intended to show. I was merely showing the possibilty

of Bernie gaining momentum after possible wins in IA and NH heading into NV and an advantage in SC since it is an open Primary then comes super Tuesday.
The video was to show Hillary is just as arrogant now as she was back in 2008 (watch the video) and also to show how Bernie is trending upward as was Obama in Feb 08 heading in to super Tuesday

if this offends you I will take it down

[SheilaT]

5. She's not going to drop out before Super Tuesday.

Even if Bernie gets 100% of the vote in the first four primaries/caucuses, and that's not going to happen.

At worst she will do well enough to justify continuing at least into April. Hopefully Bernie will wrap it all up by the end of that month, but even that's a very optimistic hope.

What we don't want is a resurgence of the PUMAs, but I'm sure they'll be back in full force.

[MisterP]

7. they're already whispering about cheating via superdelegates

it's gonna go until 1-20-17

[Kentonio]

12. The superdelegate thing is a fantasy though

They don't have the balls to even try it, and if they did it'd lead to the biggest electoral defeat in history.

[roguevalley]

16. between superdelegates and biden, I am well entertained tonight.

and all of this because they can't get enough votes. What a loony trip this primary is. Beats the deaniac wars all to hell.

[morningfog]

8. Absolutely. Her campaign said oday they are planning to go into April or May.

They see it going national, which they hadn't planned.

Despite what posters here (some claiming to be in the know) have been crowing about for a year.

[onehandle]

9. Hillary will have a plurality of delagates on March 1st.

But keep pretending...

[cherokeeprogressive]

14. So the primaries are essentially over 41 days from tomorrow?

[Indepatriot]

10. She'll be in until the BITTER end...

[jfern]

18. The BITTER HARD-WORKING WHITE PEOPLE end

[azmom]

11. No doubt about it. She wants her precious.

[senz]

20. Precisely.

There are some striking similarities between that character and Hill. Hope Bernie's aware of it.

[cherokeeprogressive]

13. Guaranteed lawsuit challenging every delegate Bernie Sanders garners.

The reasoning will be that he deserves no Democratic delegates because he's not a registered Democrat. The Clinton camp will attempt to walk away with EVERY delegate and then claim after the fact their win was unanimous.

Take that to the bank.

[Katashi_itto]

17. Napolean dragged out his retreat from Moscow.

He managed to make the retreat an even larger mind numbing disaster by staying in his bubble too. So yes.

[NCTraveler]

19. If Sanders in in the same position or worse...

After Super Tuesday, will he drop out? I don't think you will be cool with your own standards there. Tagging for future reference.

[senz]

21. "Tagging for future reference."

Ew.

[NCTraveler]

25. I am a big Warren supporter as well. Good looking out. Nt

[Agschmid]

30. Lol, from you.

[senz]

32. You again?

Agschmid, how many times do I have to ask you to leave me alone?

[Agschmid]

33. Seems like you also keep notes then?

[senz]

34. What an odd question.

Please stop.

[in_cog_ni_to]

22. Yes she will. n/t

[madokie]

23. Sure she will

if she still has her health in 4 or 8 years you can bet she'll be back again. She wants that white house win badly. That part scares the shit out of me. She wants it for all the wrong reasons. Sanders on the other hand wants to win for the right reasons. He has a vision for our country. Anyone who can't see that we as a country are on the wrong path today are either blind or in denial. I want neither leading me anywhere.

Hillary will simply go to her grave believing she didn't loose but rather it was taken from her.

You want to see a huge turnout. Nominate Hillary for the Dem candidate and I'm here to say that the republiCONs will come out of the wood work, out from under the tombstones to vote against her. That you can take to the bank. I've not seen the hate towards her in anyone else in our history. Most either love her or hate her no in between to be had. Whether that hate is based on facts I don't know, I suspect not but I do know there is a lot of it out there.

[Lil Missy]

24. I was wondering the same thing about Bernie Sanders

[Orrex]

27. ^^That

And I have little doubt that, if Clinton happens to lose the primary, her supporters will have the sense and maturity to cast their votes for the remaining Democratic candidate.

If Sanders loses, I am less confident that his supporters, who've spent months passionately attacking Clinton, will recognize what's at stake and vote for her.

[Warren DeMontague]

28. I think Sanders has different motivations for running than Hillary.

"Let's leave it at that"

[Warren DeMontague]

26. I have no idea.

I do know, in the (unlikely, but by no means impossible) event that Sen. Sanders does get the nomination, a certain subset of her supporters are going to lose their shit in an epic fashion the likes of which.... can scarcely be imagined.

[bigwillq]

29. Probably (nt)

[alcibiades_mystery]

31. She should drop out today!

Bernie's already won!

So sayeth DU GD/P.