Dixville Notch and Millsfield Vote at Midnight Tuesday the 9th of February

[tinselwolverine]

Damn, I missed the results...that is if any have been reported...

I do understand that Cruz operatives in Dixville Notch and Millsfield showed up at the polling places for the Republican primary, and were telling Carson supporters that CNN just had reported that Ben Carson had just dropped out of the race...

 

[Michchamp]

in dixville the winners were sanders and kasich, among the 9 total votes cast.

 

[Michchamp]

i think Trump got one or two

 

[tigermud]

Trump wins NH much to the chagrin of crotchyhammer, Bernie wins on the other side nothing left to see in NH now cept waiting for Hillary to come out and yell, bring out ol biddy again to tell all the young women voters their going to hades and then storm off to SC

 

[tinselwolverine]

Trump wins NH much to the chagrin of crotchyhammer, Bernie wins on the other side nothing left to see in NH now cept waiting for Hillary to come out and yell, bring out ol biddy again to tell all the young women voters their going to hades and then storm off to SC

Yes.

Hillary Clinton is a cunt.

I don't think there's much disagreement on this very divided political board regarding that.

 

[sggatecl]

"You're not responding to what I'm saying but I know if I start shouting needlessly that you'll respond WITH ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE!!"

~HRC

 

[Michchamp]

"You're not responding to what I'm saying but I know if I start shouting needlessly that you'll respond WITH ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE!!"

~HRC

gawker reported on a bunch of emails that show how her then staffer Phillipe something or another (same guy is still a big shot in her campaign) traded early access to HRC's speeches and news, in exchange for favorable coverage. the emails are old (2009-2010) but these same people are still around and in the media.

shows how deep her influence goes. Sanders has done well in his fundraising, but is it enough to overcome media bias and favoritism like this? I don't know.

looks like he has two big hurdles to overcome in SC, and Nevada. if he can perform better than expected there, the worm may really begin to turn.

 

[grandy]

This guy (on the left) received more votes than Jim Gilmore

 

[tinselwolverine]

Both parties races are looking like they're going to continue to be a lot of fun to watch.

 

[Gulo Blue]

looks like he has two big hurdles to overcome in SC, and Nevada. if he can perform better than expected there, the worm may really begin to turn.

Nevada doesn't have recent polling. 538 shows a poll average with Clinton getting 50.3% of the vote, Sanders at 28.1%. They're not making a forecast yet though.

For SC, they forecast Clinton having a 95% chance of winning, Sanders 5%.

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/election-2016/primary-forecast/south-carolina-democratic/

 

[Spartanmack]

I read an article that said even though Hillary got her ass handed to her in New Hampshire she will likely end up with more NH delegates than Sanders because 6 of the 8 super delegates have already pledged support to her. With super delegates the count is 15-13 for Hillary. That's priceless - it could be a commercial.

Fundraising deficit vs. crazy old man Sanders in 2016: -$5mm
Ad spending deficit vs. COM Sanders in NH: -$1mm
Popular vote deficit vs. COM Sanders in NH primary: -22%
Earning 2 more NH delegates than COM Sanders: Priceless

 

[Michchamp]

I read an article that said even though Hillary got her ass handed to her in New Hampshire she will likely end up with more NH delegates than Sanders because 6 of the 8 super delegates have already pledged support to her. With super delegates the count is 15-13 for Hillary. That's priceless - it could be a commercial.

Fundraising deficit vs. crazy old man Sanders in 2016: -$5mm
Ad spending deficit vs. COM Sanders in NH: -$1mm
Popular vote deficit vs. COM Sanders in NH primary: -22%
Earning 2 more NH delegates than COM Sanders: Priceless

"Duuuuh I read an article, duuuuuh I think I'm smart duuuuuh"

 

[Spartanmack]

"Duuuuh I read an article, duuuuuh I think I'm smart duuuuuh"

Good one turd. I don't need to read an article to know I'm smarter than you - anyone who can read can see that. And I'm pretty sure even if I was as dumb as you, I'd still think it was hilarious that the out-of-his-mind crazy old man you worship lost a state in which he won the popular vote by 22 points. He won every single demographic except for voters over 65 and he's the big loser. I'm actually laughing so hard it's causing me to make a bunch of typos.

 

[Spartanmack]

"Duuuuh I read an article, duuuuuh I think I'm smart duuuuuh"

You know what the best part of this post is? It's coming from the idiot whose only evidence to support any of his moronic libtard positions are editorial articles written by libtards on libtard websites. Oh the irony.

 

[tigermud]

"Duuuuh I read an article, duuuuuh I think I'm smart duuuuuh"

Looks like might be something to it,

Npr even

http://www.npr.org/2016/02/10/46628...ually-winning-in-n-h-even-though-she-lost-big

Let her steal it trump has more cross over appeal than she does IMO.

Saw my first Bernie 2016 bumper sticker today, thought plbbbbbbbssst here we go

 

[Michchamp]

Looks like might be something to it,

Npr even

http://www.npr.org/2016/02/10/46628...ually-winning-in-n-h-even-though-she-lost-big

Let her steal it trump has more cross over appeal than she does IMO.

Saw my first Bernie 2016 bumper sticker today, thought plbbbbbbbssst here we go

I get it. It's more a travesty and sad commentary on how stacked the deck is against any actual peoples' candidate. He started out down some insane # of delegates when you count superdelegates.

 

[Spartanmack]

I'm sure turd won't get the irony here but it's worth posting anyway...

Feel the Bern, Bernie!

 

[Michchamp]

the second one is false because it relies on that fallacy that supposes all wealthy people work hard for their money, which is far from true. but it's hard to justify inequality without it, so it will not die am easy death

 

[sggatecl]

This election cycle has taught me how little people know about how the president is elected.

 

[tinselwolverine]

This election cycle has taught me how little people know about how the president is elected.

Especially how both major parties select their nominees.

The process varies greatly from state to state.