You say that Hillary is ahead by 12k in the populalr vote without FL and MI. Not true. I have shown you that it is not.
You then start mixing NC in. What they do in the article is, that they say that she might loose there and keep up this already mentioned phony lead of 12k anyway due to other coming contests.
"Barone says even with a loss in North Carolina, Hillary may keep the lead if she does well, as expected in W.Va and Kentucky and Puerto Rico."
Which is an entirely different matter. And is STILL based on counting FL/MI. And has NOTHING to do with the 12k lead they claim she has today.
Have you read both articles? The one you link to and the one that article is based on? And the numbers that the first article as based on that I gave you the link to?
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