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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Hillary has only regional appeal and her model is dependent on low turnout. She can't fix that. [View all]jmowreader
(50,533 posts)39. Since you can't even spell his name, what good is your prediction?
I predict Hillary takes Michigan by 50 points and Bernie falls below the 15-percent threshold in Mississippi and leaves the state with no delegates.
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Hillary has only regional appeal and her model is dependent on low turnout. She can't fix that. [View all]
Attorney in Texas
Mar 2016
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She is widely predicted to win MI on Tuesday by 10+ points. How does that impact your narrative?
LonePirate
Mar 2016
#1
We'll see how it turns out. She won Nevada and that's outside the Deep South. I don't expect Sanders
Attorney in Texas
Mar 2016
#5
Bernie won Michigan, got 16.5% of Mississippi's very low turnout so you were wrong about all of it.
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2016
#59
Let's see how the delegates are allocated after the stretch from March 22 to April 9
Attorney in Texas
Mar 2016
#9
Yeah Statistically we are headed for another crash and we Dems might get blamed for it .......
fourcents
Mar 2016
#40
I'm not saying Hillary cannot beat Sanders - she's the favorite and he's the underdog. I'm saying
Attorney in Texas
Mar 2016
#12
I like her chances in FL. Much will transpire between now and NY so who knows how it will turn out
Attorney in Texas
Mar 2016
#15
The closed primary phenomenon is a huge boost to the candidate with ZERO appeal to independents
Attorney in Texas
Mar 2016
#18
If you factor out the demographics (i.e., compare Deep South whites to Kansas whites or compare Deep
Attorney in Texas
Mar 2016
#31
How many women will pull the lever for Donald "blood coming out of her wherever" Trump in the GE,
Nye Bevan
Mar 2016
#21
Probably just Republicans and independents; young Democrats will probably split between Stein and
Attorney in Texas
Mar 2016
#25
What is it with this "Dixiecrat" crap tonight? Those by definition are white racists who ....
Hekate
Mar 2016
#24
369,240 Democrats voted in South Carolina in 2016. In 2008 532,468 Democrats voted in South Carolina
Attorney in Texas
Mar 2016
#34
You are wrong. Deep South Democrats are not as Progressive as Democrats elsewhere. They are more
Attorney in Texas
Mar 2016
#33
The rigging of the calendar to promote a less liberal nominee is definitely a feature, not a bug
Vote2016
Mar 2016
#49
You're conflating the Democratic electorate with the overall electorate in the Deep South.
Garrett78
Mar 2016
#36
Those new voters aren't with us in November if we fumble this ball by picking Hillary
Vote2016
Mar 2016
#47
Correct. The divide is age and income. Bernie needs young people's turnout and he is getting it.
thereismore
Mar 2016
#51
Hillary wins a Deep South state and loses another state outside the Deep South. Not much to revise!
Attorney in Texas
Mar 2016
#57