Do people realize that Obama lost California in 2008 51-43 and

[Txbluedog]

Was still the nominee? I just don't see how SBS supporters think CA is going to be a game changer. Enlighten me

[tonyt53]

1. They can't. It will just become another conspiracy theory to them.

[cali]

15. Do try to get it through your head that all Bernie supporters

do not think alike.

If I went by DU hill fans, I'd think that her supporters are largely Conservadems.

[Renew Deal]

2. Obama lost CA, NY, TX, PA and it didn't matter.

There is nothing Bernie can do in CA that will make a difference. Hillary will hit 2383 before the vote in CA even comes in. Any CA delegates for Hillary are just padding.

[Mike Nelson]

3. She could lose CA and still win...

...but they will say Bernie won or Hillary stole the CA primary.

[cali]

12. I have never said that about any of the primary contests

Take you "they" and.....

[MoonRiver]

4. All the polls indicate he will lose CA by double digits. But as they say, hope springs eternal.

[cali]

10. Not that I think he'll win there, but that's what all the polls indicated about Michigan

[Tarc]

5. Because there's some pie-in-the-sky Sanders people that think Sanders can win there 85-15

Thus securing all 475 pledged delegates and carrying him to the nomination.

Whatever happened to DU user "berniepdx", or something like that? He was a big proponent of the sweep theory.

[auntpurl]

22. I believe he was PPR'd.

But don't quote me on that.

[arcane1]

6. Blue Dogs are, by definition, conservatives.

They needs lots of enlightening.

[BootinUp]

7. I predict a 10-15 pt win for Clinton. nt

[cali]

9. That sounds about right, though I think it will be closer to ten.

[cali]

8. It won't be a game changer if he wins CA

I suppose it would give him even more clout. Personally, I doubt he'll win it.

Now try to grasp the simple concept that there is diversity of opinion among his supporters, just as there is among hers.

[Txbluedog]

13. I am all for diversity of OPNION

i don't agree with all of Hillary's views

[moriah]

11. Even if it's not a "game changer", the June 7th states deserve the chance to vote.

A primary vote is more than just about who is at the top of the ticket. It's your chance to express your opinion on the future direction of the Party.

[DavidDvorkin]

19. Is anyone trying to stop them from voting?

[NWCorona]

14. Bernie needs a couple of things to fall into place but simply, if he wins California big

And Hillary keeps sliding against trump. Bernie will walk into the convention and plead his case. Elected superdelegates will then have to make a decision.

[cali]

16. Glad to hear it.

[beachbumbob]

17. I believe in 2008 California primary was earlier?

[k8conant]

18. February 5, 2008

another reason to avoid direct comparisons between 2016 and 2008.

[TransitJohn]

20. Because it was held months earlier and there were a lot of delegates left then?

Just a stab in the dark.

[randome]

21. Numbers confuse them. All they know is that California is BIG so...

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