take another toke-It's Bernie fantasy time (Reply #54)

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Sat May 21, 2016, 08:07 PM

redstateblues (10,327 posts)

54. take another toke-It's Bernie fantasy time

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113 replies	Author	Time	Post
If Bernie Wins California, Should Hillary Step Down? [View all]	99th_Monkey	May 2016	OP
If Bernie wins Florida , should Hillary step down? Nt	NCTraveler	May 2016	#1
Should Obama have dropped out after losing California?	onenote	May 2016	#2
...	Cali_Democrat	May 2016	#7
boom	joshcryer	May 2016	#24
If it was the last "Super Tuesday"	Bernin4U	May 2016	#68
Winning battle ground states is more significant	hack89	May 2016	#3
Who won North Carolina, Wisconsin, New Hampshire and Colorado?	99th_Monkey	May 2016	#16
Um, Hillary won NC	Proud Public Servant	May 2016	#19
That' a matter of opinion	99th_Monkey	May 2016	#34
And losing California is irrelevant	hack89	May 2016	#21
It's optics. She started strong but Bernie is finishing strong. A CA win would send a powerful	floriduck	May 2016	#53
Hillary finished strong in 2008	hack89	May 2016	#66
I'm not referring to 2008. I'm discussing this primary season. He is finishing stronger.	floriduck	May 2016	#88
By what metrics?	hack89	May 2016	#91
I'm basing it on the number of Bernie wins in the last month or so. He's won more primaries/	floriduck	May 2016	#95
Obama lost seven of the last ten states in 2008	hack89	May 2016	#96
Not stronger than she did he is not	Demsrule86	May 2016	#111
No	Demsrule86	May 2016	#77
My post relates to now, not eight years ago.	floriduck	May 2016	#89
There are no concrete set of swing states.	CobaltBlue	May 2016	#94
If a person comes in first place should they step down to the second place finisher?	hrmjustin	May 2016	#4
Yes they should	SCantiGOP	May 2016	#8
The monkey scenario	LoverOfLiberty	May 2016	#101
Says Who? She Is NOT Going To Get Indy Votes and Has Already Lost A Significant Proportion of Dems	CorporatistNation	May 2016	#50
The primary results shows she is ahead.	hrmjustin	May 2016	#57
There's that bad dandruff clip again.	kayakjohnny	May 2016	#55
I love it.	hrmjustin	May 2016	#58
I bet.	kayakjohnny	May 2016	#61
Your opinion is noted.	hrmjustin	May 2016	#62
Good. Cause it looks like she got some icky shit on that sweater.	kayakjohnny	May 2016	#63
Feel better?	hrmjustin	May 2016	#73
I'm thinking y'all don't want to go there	Bobbie Jo	May 2016	#92
Should Obama have stepped down in 2008?	frazzled	May 2016	#5
Has DU merged	SCantiGOP	May 2016	#6
If Hillary loses California	Proud Public Servant	May 2016	#9
Winning a solidly blue state doesn't show anything about either candidate's ability to face Trump.	eastwestdem	May 2016	#10
This. nt	anotherproletariat	May 2016	#32
It means a hell of a lot more than winning a solidly red state n/t	TexasBushwhacker	May 2016	#83
No.	Warren DeMontague	May 2016	#11
HRC should step down now. Under FBI investigation, massive quid pro quo at state, reckless regime ch	amborin	May 2016	#12
Keep hoping for the indictment fairy to save Bernie from the will of the voters.	Cali_Democrat	May 2016	#15
The will of the voters is still in play	99th_Monkey	May 2016	#39
There is no "indictment fairy"...	dchill	May 2016	#51
Trump enabler alert	redstateblues	May 2016	#52
A for effort! but no. nt	restorefreedom	May 2016	#65
It's a delegates race, not a number of states won race.	Metric System	May 2016	#13
LOL...the author is clueless about California	Cali_Democrat	May 2016	#14
but but she already bought the balloons!!!	oldandhappy	May 2016	#17
If Bernie loses Iowa ...	NanceGreggs	May 2016	#18
He's still big	ucrdem	May 2016	#20
Yeah do me a favor.	Puglover	May 2016	#40
Are you aware ...	NanceGreggs	May 2016	#42
As usual you are all over the map.	Puglover	May 2016	#44
You don't seem to be aware ...	NanceGreggs	May 2016	#45
If Bernie wins California, it's likely fraud	KingFlorez	May 2016	#22
Hillary won every big state so far. Cali next.	JaneyVee	May 2016	#23
Obama lost California in 2008 . I'm glad he didn't step down	JI7	May 2016	#25
Yea, but Obama is just as evil as Hillary, so that doesn't count.	JoePhilly	May 2016	#38
On a Democratic board, it is shocking how many Bernie supporters think this.	auntpurl	May 2016	#105
She will be fighting on two fronts...	PAMod	May 2016	#26
Why? She's won 8 of the 10 biggest states already.	Zynx	May 2016	#27
A person under investigation by the FBI, has no business running to begin with.	onecaliberal	May 2016	#28
If it was only that. Iraq, Honduras, Libya...what a flawed candidate just in foreign policy alone.	EndElectoral	May 2016	#29
She's a train wreck all the way around.	onecaliberal	May 2016	#30
No.	barrow-wight	May 2016	#31
Yes. The way the regs are going in CA, Bernie is going to smoke her bigtime. I think	litlbilly	May 2016	#33
take another toke-It's Bernie fantasy time	redstateblues	May 2016	#54
She should have already stepped down . . . as soon as she was under FBI investigation.	pdsimdars	May 2016	#35
If he takes the lead in delegates, absolutely.	JoePhilly	May 2016	#36
"it would mean she couldn’t win dog catcher among those under 30"	vintx	May 2016	#37
Too bad they only show up at arenas and not at the voting booth	redstateblues	May 2016	#56
Yes, let's just hold a primary in CA and let them select the candidate	Godhumor	May 2016	#41
Why rush things?	bvf	May 2016	#43
Exactly .. You pegged the essentially facetious & rhetorical nature of the question	99th_Monkey	May 2016	#69
One senses there's a certain amount	bvf	May 2016	#72
This message was self-deleted by its author	rjsquirrel	May 2016	#46
"she has alienated most white voters." You mean the racist dudes who are into Trump?	bettyellen	May 2016	#47
Like all other states, the delegates are assigned proportionally	Retrograde	May 2016	#48
No. nt	Nonhlanhla	May 2016	#49
If she has...	Skid Rogue	May 2016	#59
Did Bernie step down after getting trounced in New York?...	SidDithers	May 2016	#60
.	99th_Monkey	May 2016	#70
I believe she will be told to step down by the establishent before the convention so Biden can run	primnickel	May 2016	#64
I have believed that for a long time	Samantha	May 2016	#74
Yes, no question.	One Black Sheep	May 2016	#67
In the words of that great American spiritual.........	thelordofhell	May 2016	#71
Obama lost white voters in 2012 and still won.	Starry Messenger	May 2016	#75
No	Demsrule86	May 2016	#76
Depends on how many pledged delegates he gets there.	stone space	May 2016	#78
lol....sanders never been vetted nationally...and he would be beaten solid by trump....	beachbum bob	May 2016	#79
What a ridiculous idea!	LAS14	May 2016	#80
74 yr. old democratic socialist vs. 69 yr. old neocon neoliberal.	Waiting For Everyman	May 2016	#81
Is Les Leopold a pseudonym for H. A. Goodman? (n/t)	thesquanderer	May 2016	#82
HRC-WJC Inc. should never have stepped up.	GoneOffShore	May 2016	#84
I would never tell anyone to step down	TexasBushwhacker	May 2016	#85
I wish she had never stepped up but, since she did, I say: let this surreal campaign play itself out	Hiraeth	May 2016	#86
If Sanders can get 79% in California, thus erasing Clinton's delegate lead entirely, sure :)	Tarc	May 2016	#87
Yeah, I'm not sure why the person with more pledged delegates would "step down."	Garrett78	May 2016	#100
Should she? Yes. Will she? No way in hell.	EndElectoral	May 2016	#90
Hell she won't even step down if indicted	Ferd Berfel	May 2016	#93
99th_Monkey you just love ruffling the feathers of the Hillary supporters, right?	Playinghardball	May 2016	#97
Busted. LOL n/t	99th_Monkey	May 2016	#107
H.A. Goodman on vacation?	brooklynite	May 2016	#98
Must be........	Beacool	May 2016	#103
The most interesting part of Hillary winning the nomination will be what happens to organizations	anotherproletariat	May 2016	#99
No, nyet, non, nope, nah, etc.	Beacool	May 2016	#102
Most likely. nt	silvershadow	May 2016	#104
If my feet and hands turn into wheels, do I still need a driving license?	anigbrowl	May 2016	#106
Hell yes! Her unfavorability ratings are identical to Trumps.	B Calm	May 2016	#108
Yeah well the 'bern'	Demsrule86	May 2016	#112
Just curious: if Hillary wins California	thucythucy	May 2016	#109
Nah, not so much.	99th_Monkey	May 2016	#113
No	Demsrule86	May 2016	#110

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