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2016 Postmortem
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Bernie won by 20 and 19 points in Colorado and Minnesota, by 86 points in Vermont
JDPriestly
Mar 2016
#26
I include those places. Caucuses usually only have a small number of dedicated folks show up
stevenleser
Mar 2016
#53
Ah, that explains the Oklahoma primary, thanks! Oh, wait! No that's not right! He won by 10+ points.
JonLeibowitz
Mar 2016
#77
Geez, then I wonder how he keeps beating all those GOP candidates in all the polls
pdsimdars
Mar 2016
#57
It doesn't help that when thousands show up or march in the streets the Clinton-Corp-Media
rhett o rick
Mar 2016
#97
Is it only in America where the candidate with the most votes in the end wins?
treestar
Mar 2016
#68
Fine--go ahead and nominate the candidate who will do worse in the general election n/t
eridani
Mar 2016
#101