Hillary should just drop out. Bernie's winning the progressive states like Utah, along with

[DanTex]

the crucial electorate-rich swing states like Idaho. Hillary can only win irrelevant states like Ohio and Florida, and deep red states like Massachusetts.

No Democrat has ever won the presidency without Idaho. And Utahans have for many decades formed the cornerstone of the progressive movement.

Hillary, as goes Utah, so goes the nation.

[Trust Buster]

1. Why can't she flood the zone in small caucuses with naive college kids fooled into thinking that

their college debt is going to magically disappear ? Quite the conundrum.....LOL

[DanTex]

4. To be fair, Clinton did win the Northern Marianas Caucus, which is the third most important

after Utah and Idaho. But without almighty Utah, I just don't see the point anymore...

[yallerdawg]

2. Don't forget - the delegate gap is closing!

Hillary 1,214.

Bernie 901.

Well - it is...

[DanTex]

8. He only needs 40 more caucuses in white states to catch up!

[workinclasszero]

11. Be afraid Hill fans!

[Armstead]

3. Meh. Sanders supporters are hypocrites about such things. So are Clinton supporters.

That includes me and thee....It's called human nature.

[DanTex]

5. LOL. "So are Clinton supporters."

[Armstead]

6. Trumpeting wins in the deep South states that Democrats won't carry?

yeah

[DanTex]

7. Umm, hypocrisy is when Bernie fans first deride caucuses and red-state wins,

and now pretend that Utah and Idaho are the voice of the people.

Clinton fans have always been levelheaded and consistent: it's about the delegates, and Clinton is winning (a lot) more of them.

[Armstead]

9. Okay Dan...whatever you say

Clinton supporters are so objective about everything and never put spin on anything.

She's running the Little Campaign That Could, overcoming all the odds to represent the little people.

[DanTex]

12. In this case, what I say is correct.

Bernie fans first dismissed southern red states because of their "master/slave" mentality, and complained about how undemocratic caucuses are, and now they are boldface-capsing Bernies yuge wins in a couple red state caucuses. That's hypocrisy. And Clinton supporters have not done that, so don't try dragging us into what is happening over on your side.

No, she's not running the "Little Campaign That Could", she's the favorite now, she's been the favorite since the beginning, and she's going to be the nominee. That doesn't change the hypocrisy.

[Armstead]

14. Okay Dan. You win. Clinton supporters have never been hypocritical about anything.

You're just a superior breed of humans with no flaws or inherent biases.

[virtualobserver]

16. Two things we know for certain....Clinton supporters have never been hypocritical, and.....

Oceania has always been at war with Eurasia.

"It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so." - Mark Twain

[DanTex]

17. I love how Bernie fans blame Hillary supporters for their own hypocrisy.

But, but, sometime in human history someone else probably said something as hypocritical as me!

[Armstead]

18. Sometime in history like yesterday and a week ago and a month ago....many times

[DanTex]

19. That's simply not true. It's the same "both sides do it" game that the GOP tries to play.

The supporters of both campaigns are not the same, and have not behaved the same way. Don't lump me in with the hypocrisy of the Bernie fans.

[Armstead]

20. Oh good...So recognizing that all humans are fallible is now a GOP Talking Point

Dan, you've even topped yourself in ridiculous hyperbole. Good job.

[DanTex]

21. Your honor, all humans are fallible. Don't blame me for my actions!

[workinclasszero]

10. Oh Em Gee

[ucrdem]

13. She can't win without the Minuteman vote.

It's over.

[NurseJackie]

15. Ha! :-D

[Surya Gayatri]

22. You bad...LOL!