Rick Klein: “If it’s over – and it is indeed over, for almost all intents and purposes – why is the Bern still being felt this intensely? Hillary Clinton’s campaign expects to lose Tuesday’s West Virginia primary handily, probably by a larger gap than it lost Indiana a week ago. Clinton won both of those states against Barack Obama back in 2008; it might be said that they like underdogs, but it can’t be said that they won’t vote for a Clinton. Clinton didn’t contest those states with advertising, and her coal comments surely hurt her in West Virginia. But going dark was her choice, just as her campaign is deciding to start advertising again in primary races, in Kentucky.”
“Then there are new Quinnipiac polling numbers in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida – showing tight Trump-Clinton contests in each, and Sanders a slightly better matchup for Democrats. Clinton may be ready to move on to the general election, but Democratic Party voters aren’t quite there yet.”
*WARNING!* Please warn anyone you think might try to make this. Some cruel, depraved person has put out a recipe for what is purported to be glow sticks, but is actually a chlorine bomb! They even claim it is supported by Bernie, which of course it is NOT.
Pendleton hasn't yet reported. Of the three counties in which Clinton is ahead, she is ahead by 68, 18 NAS 218 votes respectively, for a total of 304 votes. LOL!
Wait, scratch the county in which Hillary was ahead by 218 votes. Bernie is now ahead by 5% of the vote there! So Hillary has just two counties at the moment.
What does this bring his delegate count up to now? Do you guys think there is a possibility the MSM may, just possibly, admit that the contest is *not* yet over and Bernie has a chance? Or will he be at the convention, racking up state after state, and the mainstream press will still be printing and broadcasting that Clinton is the presumptive nominee? GRR!
BTW Listener, the buttons arrived yesterday. Thank you very much! Did you intend to include two blue and one white? I hate to think you accidentally sent me one you meant for someone else!
Ah yes, Cat, I definitely intended for you to have all three buttons. I remembered you saying you liked the white and the blue, but the blue a little more. :-) Besides, after such a long wait, I felt you deserved a little something extra! ♥
Sooo!! With 86% reporting, Bernie is ahead by 15.2%. What's more, ALL counties have gone to Bernie, with the exception of the three counties which have not yet reported in at all. :-D
Got back from Columbus (Marcon) last night. Or technically this morning, since it was past midnight when I got home, thanks to mechanical problems making the buss 2 hours late.
Does anyone know who got the 12-13% of the vote that didn't go to either Bernie or Hillary?
Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) 3 hours ago - View on Twitter In 2008, Hillary Clinton took 88% of the Dem primary vote in Mingo County, WV. Today, she took just 21% - largest swing in the nation.
We have the power!
ReplyDeleteFrom politicalwire.com this morning:
Sanders Still Going Strong May 10, 2016By
Rick Klein: “If it’s over – and it is indeed over, for almost all intents and purposes – why is the Bern still being felt this intensely? Hillary Clinton’s campaign expects to lose Tuesday’s West Virginia primary handily, probably by a larger gap than it lost Indiana a week ago. Clinton won both of those states against Barack Obama back in 2008; it might be said that they like underdogs, but it can’t be said that they won’t vote for a Clinton. Clinton didn’t contest those states with advertising, and her coal comments surely hurt her in West Virginia. But going dark was her choice, just as her campaign is deciding to start advertising again in primary races, in Kentucky.”
“Then there are new Quinnipiac polling numbers in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida – showing tight Trump-Clinton contests in each, and Sanders a slightly better matchup for Democrats. Clinton may be ready to move on to the general election, but Democratic Party voters aren’t quite there yet.”
--Alan
*WARNING!* Please warn anyone you think might try to make this. Some cruel, depraved person has put out a recipe for what is purported to be glow sticks, but is actually a chlorine bomb! They even claim it is supported by Bernie, which of course it is NOT.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.yahoo.com/news/bernie-sanders-glowsticks-meme-made-174300754.html
BREAKING: Colorado Democratic Party Admits Error, Bernie Sanders Could Win Majority Of Delegates
ReplyDeletehttp://bigbluevision.com/2016/05/06/breaking-colorado-democratic-party-admits-error-bernie-sanders-win-majority-delegates/
BTW, I have now posted photos through the California Primary. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for being pro-active with your voting, Alan!! :-)
Some headlines today; I think these all belong in the "Who could possibly have guessed? category...
ReplyDelete--Alan
From politicalwire.com:
Trump’s Only Path Is to Destroy Clinton
Democratic Focus Groups Find Warnings Signs
Clinton Holds Small Lead Nationally
From talkingpointsmemo.com:
New Poll Shows Trump, Clinton In Dead Heat In 3 Key Swing States
From commondreams.org:
Wall Street Donors Flocking to Clinton
Ahead of Methodist Divestment Vote, Clinton Denounces BDS Movement (Again)
Watch: Bernie Sanders Makes His Case to Colbert in Most Charming Way Possible [Click] "You've got to believe, Stephen. You've got to rock the system."
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Returns are beginning to come in, in West Virginia!
ReplyDeleteYayyyy, puddle! :-)
You beat me by five minutes, listener. I wonder which county puddle is in...
ReplyDeleteAlan
Pendleton
ReplyDeleteCNN is calling it for Bernie.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/10/politics/west-virginia-nebraska-primary-highlights/index.html
Pendleton hasn't yet reported. Of the three counties in which Clinton is ahead, she is ahead by 68, 18 NAS 218 votes respectively, for a total of 304 votes. LOL!
ReplyDeleteNAS = and
DeleteMeanwhile, Bernie is ahead in 37 counties! :-D
ReplyDeleteWait, scratch the county in which Hillary was ahead by 218 votes. Bernie is now ahead by 5% of the vote there! So Hillary has just two counties at the moment.
ReplyDeleteGo Bernie!
ReplyDeleteWhat does this bring his delegate count up to now? Do you guys think there is a possibility the MSM may, just possibly, admit that the contest is *not* yet over and Bernie has a chance? Or will he be at the convention, racking up state after state, and the mainstream press will still be printing and broadcasting that Clinton is the presumptive nominee? GRR!
ReplyDeleteBTW Listener, the buttons arrived yesterday. Thank you very much! Did you intend to include two blue and one white? I hate to think you accidentally sent me one you meant for someone else!
ReplyDeleteAh yes, Cat, I definitely intended for you to have all three buttons. I remembered you saying you liked the white and the blue, but the blue a little more. :-) Besides, after such a long wait, I felt you deserved a little something extra! ♥
DeleteSooo!! With 86% reporting, Bernie is ahead by 15.2%. What's more, ALL counties have gone to Bernie, with the exception of the three counties which have not yet reported in at all. :-D
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, puddle's county went for Bernie, 49% to 38%. :-D
ReplyDeleteWe'll have to wait until the last of the delegates are awarded, but so far Bernie will get 16 and Hillary will get 11. There are two more to allocate.
ReplyDeleteGot back from Columbus (Marcon) last night. Or technically this morning, since it was past midnight when I got home, thanks to mechanical problems making the buss 2 hours late.
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know who got the 12-13% of the vote that didn't go to either Bernie or Hillary?
The most (about 9%) went to a local candidate, Paul Farrell.
DeleteAlan
Thanks.
DeleteInteresting--
ReplyDeleteDave Wasserman (@Redistrict)
3 hours ago - View on Twitter
In 2008, Hillary Clinton took 88% of the Dem primary vote in Mingo County, WV. Today, she took just 21% - largest swing in the nation.
Chief Mingo was my five greats uncle.
Good roots there, puddle! :-)
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