Burn the witch!

[AZGrizFan]

It's funny to see Republicans criticize someone for earning money legally

It's not that, Jon. It's the audacity of trying to portray herself as distant from the tentacles of Wall Street and lobbyists when it's public record that they're her biggest supporters. I gotta believe where there's smoke there's fire.

He knows that, sucker.

[Baldy]

Now Sanders heads to states with a lot of black votes, so this morning

Yeah, the blacks will flock to the polls by the single digits to support some old blue haired white man with early onset Alzheimers.

[93henfan]

Al Sharpton actually looks worse skinny. That nigga needs to lift some weight.

[Ivytalk]

Sanders' win over the Hildabeast last night reminds me of the phrase that George Wallace supporters once used, albeit in a different ideological context: "Send 'em a message!"

[93henfan]

Sanders' win over the Hildabeast last night reminds me of the phrase that George Wallace supporters once used, albeit in a different ideological context: "Send 'em a message!"

You know you're getting up there when you can relate anecdotes about George Wallace.

Spoiler: show

[SeattleGriz]

Yes, this one got put on Facebook.

[SDHornet]

Yup. If Rubio can't pull it out, hildabeast will have the minority vote cornered and the conks will be done for.

Team Brown has to be embarrassed by the way Rubio backed down from Christie. Biggest pussy on either side.

Naw, Bernie takes the cake for biggest pussie on either side...excluding Christie's mooseknuckle that is.

[SDHornet]

Now Sanders heads to states with a lot of black votes, so this morning

Yeah, the blacks will flock to the polls by the single digits to support some old blue haired white man with early onset Alzheimers.

This.

[JohnStOnge]

Because of the suicidal tendency of voters in Republican primaries to support that buffoon Trump, Hillary has a better than even shot of being the next President. We have a real potential "snatching defeat from the jaws of victory" scenario going on right now.

[houndawg]

I'd much rather have Bernie, but if its Hillary things will be absolutely hilarious around here for the next eight years.

[houndawg]

[quote="JohnStOnge"]Because of the suicidal tendency of voters in Republican primaries to support that buffoon Trump, Hillary has a better than even shot of being the next President. We have a real potential "snatching defeat from the jaws of victory" scenario going on right now.[/quote]

You don't get it, John. If the conks win then they have to go to work and come up with ideas. Clearly they don't want that.

[ASUG8]

I'd much rather have Bernie, but if its Hillary things will be absolutely hilarious around here for the next eight years.

KInd of like the last 7? If so, you have a sick sense of humor.

[SDHornet]

Yeah, I should have typed "caucus and primary delegates"

Still, that's like saying who ever has the most points will likely win.

I think the super delegate is BS and I don't think the super delegates would swing the nomination for Candidate B when Candidate A is clearly the winner. IF they do, the people should (but won't) riot.

Except they won’t. Bernie destroyed hildabeast by 22 points and the super-delegates still went Hillary. Bernie is toast. I will thoroughly enjoy the butt hurt from the Bernie supporters about how rigged the system is…then I’ll thoroughly enjoy the Bernie supporters spin as they convince themselves voting for Hillary will be better than voting for a conk. This election cycle is awesome entertainment.

[CAA Flagship]

Still, that's like saying who ever has the most points will likely win.

I think the super delegate is BS and I don't think the super delegates would swing the nomination for Candidate B when Candidate A is clearly the winner. IF they do, the people should (but won't) riot.

Except they won’t. Bernie destroyed hildabeast by 22 points and the super-delegates still went Hillary. Bernie is toast. I will thoroughly enjoy the butt hurt from the Bernie supporters about how rigged the system is…then I’ll thoroughly enjoy the Bernie supporters spin as they convince themselves voting for Hillary will be better than voting for a conk. This election cycle is awesome entertainment.

[kalm]

Still, that's like saying who ever has the most points will likely win.

I think the super delegate is BS and I don't think the super delegates would swing the nomination for Candidate B when Candidate A is clearly the winner. IF they do, the people should (but won't) riot.

Except they won’t. Bernie destroyed hildabeast by 22 points and the super-delegates still went Hillary. Bernie is toast. I will thoroughly enjoy the butt hurt from the Bernie supporters about how rigged the system is…then I’ll thoroughly enjoy the Bernie supporters spin as they convince themselves voting for Hillary will be better than voting for a conk. This election cycle is awesome entertainment.

How many times in history have the super delegates not gone with the primary winner?

[93henfan]

Still, that's like saying who ever has the most points will likely win.

I think the super delegate is BS and I don't think the super delegates would swing the nomination for Candidate B when Candidate A is clearly the winner. IF they do, the people should (but won't) riot.

Except they won’t. Bernie destroyed hildabeast by 22 points and the super-delegates still went Hillary. Bernie is toast. I will thoroughly enjoy the butt hurt from the Bernie supporters about how rigged the system is…then I’ll thoroughly enjoy the Bernie supporters spin as they convince themselves voting for Hillary will be better than voting for a conk. This election cycle is awesome entertainment.

It's great entertainment, but then you realize as you're leaving the theater that our next President will be one of these people:

Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
Bernie Sanders
Ted Cruz
Marco Rubio
Jeb Bush

Then you throw up in your mouth a little.

[HI54UNI]

Except they won’t. Bernie destroyed hildabeast by 22 points and the super-delegates still went Hillary. Bernie is toast. I will thoroughly enjoy the butt hurt from the Bernie supporters about how rigged the system is…then I’ll thoroughly enjoy the Bernie supporters spin as they convince themselves voting for Hillary will be better than voting for a conk. This election cycle is awesome entertainment.

It's great entertainment, but then you realize as you're leaving the theater that our next President will be one of these people:

Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
Bernie Sanders
Ted Cruz
Marco Rubio
Jeb Bush

Then you throw up in your mouth a little.

You forgot to include Bloomberg on your list.

[93henfan]

It's great entertainment, but then you realize as you're leaving the theater that our next President will be one of these people:

Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
Bernie Sanders
Ted Cruz
Marco Rubio
Jeb Bush

Then you throw up in your mouth a little.

You forgot to include Bloomberg on your list.

I think he ends up as Hilldog's veep selection. That would be a formidable pairing.



For me to poop on!

[BDKJMU]

Except they won’t. Bernie destroyed hildabeast by 22 points and the super-delegates still went Hillary. Bernie is toast. I will thoroughly enjoy the butt hurt from the Bernie supporters about how rigged the system is…then I’ll thoroughly enjoy the Bernie supporters spin as they convince themselves voting for Hillary will be better than voting for a conk. This election cycle is awesome entertainment.

How many times in history have the super delegates not gone with the primary winner?

Has it ever? The super delegates are not going to be allowed to turn over the lead primary/caucus vote getter from either side. If one side did it would be absolute chaos at the convention and they would so piss off a huge chunk of their base that they would be GUARANTEEING themselves a lost election.

I'll say it again, on both sides whoever ends up with the most caucus/primary delegates will win the nomination.

[kalm]

How many times in history have the super delegates not gone with the primary winner?

Has it ever? The super delegates are not going to be allowed to turn over the lead primary/caucus vote getter from either side. If one side did it would be absolute chaos at the convention and they would so piss off a huge chunk of their base that they would be GUARANTEEING themselves a lost election.

I'll say it again, on both sides whoever ends up with the most caucus/primary delegates will win the nomination.

The conspiracy theory is that talk of this is being driven by the Clinton folks to put a damper on Bernie's momentum.

[Ibanez]

How many times in history have the super delegates not gone with the primary winner?

Has it ever? The super delegates are not going to be allowed to turn over the lead primary/caucus vote getter from either side. If one side did it would be absolute chaos at the convention and they would so piss off a huge chunk of their base that they would be GUARANTEEING themselves a lost election.

I'll say it again, on both sides whoever ends up with the most caucus/primary delegates will win the nomination.[/quote]

I think it's understood that whoever has the most delegates wins the nomination.

[GannonFan]

Because of the suicidal tendency of voters in Republican primaries to support that buffoon Trump, Hillary has a better than even shot of being the next President. We have a real potential "snatching defeat from the jaws of victory" scenario going on right now.

Stop it. The GOP's problem is that folks like Cruz and Rubio aren't electable nationwide. The GOP can and does dominate pretty much every other area in politics today (state legislatures, state governorships, H of R and the Senate), but they don't win the Presidential elections lately because they don't have people that appeal to a nationwide swath of voters. The Presidency is a popularity contest - people vote for someone they feel they can like or trust - policies are almost unimportant. And right now, for better or for worse, people like Trump better than anyone else running on the GOP side.

[BDKJMU]

Has it ever? The super delegates are not going to be allowed to turn over the lead primary/caucus vote getter from either side. If one side did it would be absolute chaos at the convention and they would so piss off a huge chunk of their base that they would be GUARANTEEING themselves a lost election.

I'll say it again, on both sides whoever ends up with the most caucus/primary delegates will win the nomination.[/quote]

I think it's understood that whoever has the most delegates wins the nomination.

In a closely contested race whoever wins the most primary/caucus delegates in the state races before the convention could still not win the nomination (in theory at least) if most of the Super delegates at the convention went to who had the 2nd most primary/caucus delegates.

[Ibanez]

Has it ever? The super delegates are not going to be allowed to turn over the lead primary/caucus vote getter from either side. If one side did it would be absolute chaos at the convention and they would so piss off a huge chunk of their base that they would be GUARANTEEING themselves a lost election.

I'll say it again, on both sides whoever ends up with the most caucus/primary delegates will win the nomination.[/quote]

I think it's understood that whoever has the most delegates wins the nomination.

In a closely contested race whoever wins the most primary/caucus delegates in the state races before the convention could still not win the nomination (in theory at least) if most of the Super delegates at the convention went to who had the 2nd most primary/caucus delegates.

Super delegates are bullshit. You have the will of the people voting and then you allow special Democrats/Republicans (Congress, Governors, Mayors, etc...) an EXTRA vote because...why not? I know it's about 15% of the total delegate count but it's bull shit.

Here's a brief history:

In 1968, after the riots at the Democratic national convention in Chicago, party leaders knew they needed to change the nomination process to give ordinary people more of a say in how the potential president was chosen. Thus, the state-by-state primary/caucus system was born. By the 1980s, the party elites felt left out of the process, bereft of all influence, and they thought their absence had hurt the party when weaker candidates like George McGovern and Jimmy Carter were nominated. Jim Hunt, Governor of North Carolina, was commissioned to fix the alleged problem, and by 1984 the Superdelegate system was implemented. Democrats thought that by giving more power to party leaders, it would prevent “unelectable” candidates, beloved by the populace, from costing them the general election.

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Total. And. Complete. Bullshit.

[Ibanez]

With the way this election is going, if Sanders wins the popular vote and the DNC (Super delegates) ignore the will of the people, the GOP could sail into the White House. I don't see that happening. They couldn't be that corrupt.