2016 Postmortem

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9. Yep. Lots of narrow minded comments today. K & R nt

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Wow...the entire South now thrown under the bus [View all] hill2016 Feb 2016 OP

If the shoe fits.... peacebird Feb 2016 #1

The modern civil rights movement was born in Alabama and not in Vermont./nt DemocratSinceBirth Feb 2016 #3

with a little help from friends in New York and Chicago, elleng Feb 2016 #29

Jury results.. MadDAsHell Feb 2016 #12

By you. jeff47 Feb 2016 #2

nope wasn't me hill2016 Feb 2016 #24

What part of (now deleted) did you miss? jeff47 Feb 2016 #33

Ooof. AzDar Feb 2016 #56

definitely wasn't me hill2016 Feb 2016 #69

You're welcome to keep claiming that. However, you should be aware jeff47 Feb 2016 #70

Hypocrisy thy name is a Clinton supporter. TM99 Feb 2016 #4

nope wasn't me hill2016 Feb 2016 #25

"following their marching orders" was one that offended me." Agnosticsherbet Feb 2016 #5

Al Franken has been thrown under the bus as well Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Feb 2016 #6

Message auto-removed Name removed Feb 2016 #10

No shit. truebrit71 Feb 2016 #19

To be fair and factual, ever single Southern State allows discrimination in employment and housing Bluenorthwest Feb 2016 #7

MD which is a southern state doesn't dsc Feb 2016 #18

Or racism, sexism for that matter. MA still has a problem electing a woman for governor. Liberal_Stalwart71 Feb 2016 #73

The South shouldn't get to decide who the nominee is AZ Progressive Feb 2016 #8

Why are the North or Midwest any more qualified? eom tarheelsunc Feb 2016 #13

Because their states vote Dem in the General Election. Waiting For Everyman Feb 2016 #15

I don't think you're familiar with how primary delegate allotment works. tarheelsunc Feb 2016 #62

That has nothing to do with what I said. nt Waiting For Everyman Feb 2016 #68

Yes it does. tarheelsunc Feb 2016 #72

There are almost 200 million people in the U.S. that don't live in the South. AZ Progressive Feb 2016 #28

That means there are over 100 million who do. tarheelsunc Feb 2016 #63

we should restrict them to 3/5 of a vote each DrDan Feb 2016 #14

The DNC already does. jeff47 Feb 2016 #34

But AZ should? So you want to take my right to vote away? redstateblues Feb 2016 #39

Yep. Lots of narrow minded comments today. K & R nt Persondem Feb 2016 #9

The Southern voters are conservative, even the dems. They voted for the more conservative candidate. FangedNoumenom Feb 2016 #11

Bingo... datguy_6 Feb 2016 #17

Sanders finished frigging best in the most conservative counties in the state KingFlorez Feb 2016 #20

You're talking Nevada, where your statement is quite true jmowreader Feb 2016 #47

Sorry, I meant to say best KingFlorez Feb 2016 #60

Sanders seriously cleaned up outside Clark County in Nevada jmowreader Feb 2016 #67

So every southern voter TeddyR Feb 2016 #52

This message was self-deleted by its author TeddyR Feb 2016 #53

Bus? What bus? Downwinder Feb 2016 #16

Aren't you being a bit dramatic? jillan Feb 2016 #21

When the South votes overwhelmingly for Republican candidates time after time... Lizzie Poppet Feb 2016 #22

Thanks. Been waiting for someone to mention this. elleng Feb 2016 #27

It has not always been the case where Southern states voted for Republicans. Thinkingabout Feb 2016 #66

Do you live in a southern state? n/t Avalux Feb 2016 #23

The bus will have to get bigger because come November we will ALL be under it. McCamy Taylor Feb 2016 #26

Sadly, I agree. BillZBubb Feb 2016 #31

The south isn't important for the Democratic nominee, we know it'll go R Arazi Feb 2016 #30

I live in a southern state gwheezie Feb 2016 #32

Different levels of our government are elected differently. jeff47 Feb 2016 #35

not all. just the African Americans JI7 Feb 2016 #36

If you can't win it, then it doesn't count liberal N proud Feb 2016 #37

How many Southern States are going to vote for any Democratic candidate? el_bryanto Feb 2016 #38

Georgia is trending more Dem. NC as well. redstateblues Feb 2016 #40

this obamanut2012 Feb 2016 #42

Pretty well aware what we are up against. timmymoff Feb 2016 #45

I live in Florida - I'm well aware of what you are up against. We voted back in Rick fucking Scott. el_bryanto Feb 2016 #50

I live in NC. jeff47 Feb 2016 #51

This next election? TeddyR Feb 2016 #57

Let's see how the primaries play out in Democratic States. jalan48 Feb 2016 #41

So -- what did Trump say? OldRedneck Feb 2016 #43

How many Democrats have been elected president without carrying any Southern states? bluestateguy Feb 2016 #44

Or any northern states, for that matter jmowreader Feb 2016 #48

Ok, let's go aaaaaaaalllll the way back to the last election. jeff47 Feb 2016 #55

Why do posters keep lamenting that southern states are red states ? Trust Buster Feb 2016 #46

THIS ^^^^^^^^^^^^ treestar Feb 2016 #54

That's sad. We have Republicans to suppress the vote. Why would Bernie supporters Trust Buster Feb 2016 #58

Of course they are, dear. sister_rosa_refried Feb 2016 #49

You've been here a year, friend. ms liberty Feb 2016 #59

Oh heck I know better... Kalidurga Feb 2016 #61

Thanks for bringing some truth into this scam Armstead Feb 2016 #65

The South has been under the bus for years Armstead Feb 2016 #64

It's not a good way to win the Democratic Party nomination, that's for sure. Liberal_Stalwart71 Feb 2016 #71

there is a slight Democratic problem in the 'real' South...which, if you don't know... islandmkl Feb 2016 #74