Bernie has won EIGHT states now, and tied in two more. This wasn't supposed to happen.

[reformist2]

When Camp Weathervane was envisioning all the possible situations they might find themselves in on March 6, you have to know this is beyond their worst case scenario. Never did they think Bernie would win any state other than Vermont and New Hampshire.

And still you hear them spout their smug talking points, the usual nonsense about Hillary being inevitable. But the fear is palpable. Their analyses are based on static poll numbers. But we know this year has been anything but static. If Bernie's momentum continues, he will soon eclipse Hillary nationally. All she will have left are the superdelegates she has in her pocket.... good luck at the convention with that strategy!

[morningfog]

1. Yes, we were told Bernie would win one state or no states.

That he wouldn't even make it to Super Tuesday. That he couldn't raise the funds to compete. Well, here we are.

[noamnety]

2. This is probably a better post for the bernie group

instead of in their face gloating. But I do enjoy the after Feb 20 he will have to drop out! after March 1st it's over for him and he will have to drop out! after March 5th he will have to drop out! progression.

[reformist2]

4. This is about where both campaigns are. Sort of a "take a step back and be amazed" post.

[nadinbrzezinski]

3. This is a close race

I am waiting for the percentages... but this is slightly starting to go the way they did not expect it.

[brush]

5. What are the eight states?

[reformist2]

7. 3 New England (NH, VT, and ME), 1 Upper Midwest (MN), 3 Great Plains (OK, KS, NE) and 1 West (CO).

I emphasized the geographic diversity to show that Bernie wins everywhere! Except the South, but we're working on it!

[MFM008]

6. so?

he wins caucus states almost exclusive. Lets see how he does in primary states.

[mhatrw]

8. Yeah! Let's see how he does when the VOTING MACHINES and DEMOCRATIC MACHINES count the votes!