2016 Republican Primary

[GannonFan]

And donks with their super delegates don't hate it even more?

bernie has won what, 8 straight primaries and only reduced hilldogs lead in pledged delegates by 50 or so. Yeah, democracy or something.

Well, when you are winning states like Wyoming with 34 total delegates, and none of them are winner take all states, you are not going to make up much ground.


I didn't hear any Sanders supporters complaining on the day of the AZ/ID/UT primaries/caucuses, when Clinton got far more total votes but less delegates.

Truth be told, the Sanders supporters were a little busy dealing with the voter fraud and vote suppression of Sanders voters in Arizona to worry too much about other things.

[dbackjon]

Well, when you are winning states like Wyoming with 34 total delegates, and none of them are winner take all states, you are not going to make up much ground.


I didn't hear any Sanders supporters complaining on the day of the AZ/ID/UT primaries/caucuses, when Clinton got far more total votes but less delegates.

Truth be told, the Sanders supporters were a little busy dealing with the voter fraud and vote suppression of Sanders voters in Arizona to worry too much about other things.

False.

The issues with the voting in Arizona impacted likely Clinton voters far more than Sanders voters. It is just that Sanders voters think the entire world is against them and accuse anything that happens that is not 100% in their favor of being some conspiracy theory. If it had rained that day, the Sanders voters would say that Hillary was manipulating the weather.


There was voter suppression in Arizona. No doubt about it. But since the entire state is GOP controlled, it was likely mostly aimed at Donald Trump.

[CAA Flagship]

Truth be told, the Sanders supporters were a little busy dealing with the voter fraud and vote suppression of Sanders voters in Arizona to worry too much about other things.

False.

The issues with the voting in Arizona impacted likely Clinton voters far more than Sanders voters. It is just that Sanders voters think the entire world is against them and accuse anything that happens that is not 100% in their favor of being some conspiracy theory. If it had rained that day, the Sanders voters would say that Hillary was manipulating the weather.


There was voter suppression in Arizona. No doubt about it. But since the entire state is GOP controlled, it was likely mostly aimed at Donald Trump.

Not the entire world. Only first world people with common sense.

[GannonFan]

Truth be told, the Sanders supporters were a little busy dealing with the voter fraud and vote suppression of Sanders voters in Arizona to worry too much about other things.

False.

The issues with the voting in Arizona impacted likely Clinton voters far more than Sanders voters. It is just that Sanders voters think the entire world is against them and accuse anything that happens that is not 100% in their favor of being some conspiracy theory. If it had rained that day, the Sanders voters would say that Hillary was manipulating the weather.


There was voter suppression in Arizona. No doubt about it. But since the entire state is GOP controlled, it was likely mostly aimed at Donald Trump.

Wow, sore point there, eh?

[YoUDeeMan]

False.

The issues with the voting in Arizona impacted likely Clinton voters far more than Sanders voters. It is just that Sanders voters think the entire world is against them and accuse anything that happens that is not 100% in their favor of being some conspiracy theory. If it had rained that day, the Sanders voters would say that Hillary was manipulating the weather.


There was voter suppression in Arizona. No doubt about it. But since the entire state is GOP controlled, it was likely mostly aimed at Donald Trump.

Wow, sore point there, eh?

dback needs to be lubed up before you can make a point...otherwise he just screams in pain when anything different comes along.

[kalm]

Truth be told, the Sanders supporters were a little busy dealing with the voter fraud and vote suppression of Sanders voters in Arizona to worry too much about other things.

False.

The issues with the voting in Arizona impacted likely Clinton voters far more than Sanders voters. It is just that Sanders voters think the entire world is against them and accuse anything that happens that is not 100% in their favor of being some conspiracy theory. If it had rained that day, the Sanders voters would say that Hillary was manipulating the weather.


There was voter suppression in Arizona. No doubt about it. But since the entire state is GOP controlled, it was likely mostly aimed at Donald Trump.

Link? That's not the way I've seen it reported.

[GannonFan]

False.

The issues with the voting in Arizona impacted likely Clinton voters far more than Sanders voters. It is just that Sanders voters think the entire world is against them and accuse anything that happens that is not 100% in their favor of being some conspiracy theory. If it had rained that day, the Sanders voters would say that Hillary was manipulating the weather.


There was voter suppression in Arizona. No doubt about it. But since the entire state is GOP controlled, it was likely mostly aimed at Donald Trump.

Link? That's not the way I've seen it reported.

What? You didn't see that the GOP induced the Democratic party to cheat in its own primary? Word is that Bush was involved too. Maybe Nixon. Certainly Kissenger.

[Ibanez]

Link? That's not the way I've seen it reported.

What? You didn't see that the GOP induced the Democratic party to cheat in its own primary? Word is that Bush was involved too. Maybe Nixon. Certainly Kissenger.

Damn Republicans.

[houndawg]

And donks with their super delegates don't hate it even more?

bernie has won what, 8 straight primaries and only reduced hilldogs lead in pledged delegates by 50 or so. Yeah, democracy or something.

Well, when you are winning states like Wyoming with 34 total delegates, and none of them are winner take all states, you are not going to make up much ground.


I didn't hear any Sanders supporters complaining on the day of the AZ/ID/UT primaries/caucuses, when Clinton got far more total votes but less delegates.

I think there are 18 delegates from Wyoming. But you're right about it being hard to make up ground when you beat your opponent 56/44 and you get 7 delegates and she gets 11.

[Ibanez]

when Clinton got far more total votes but less delegates.

Where? Not in Arizona.

[Ibanez]

Well, when you are winning states like Wyoming with 34 total delegates, and none of them are winner take all states, you are not going to make up much ground.


I didn't hear any Sanders supporters complaining on the day of the AZ/ID/UT primaries/caucuses, when Clinton got far more total votes but less delegates.

I think there are 18 delegates from Wyoming. But you're right about it being hard to make up ground when you beat your opponent 56/44 and you get 7 delegates and she gets 11.

Bernie received 11% more votes than HRC in Wyoming yet they each get 7 delegates.

[Ivytalk]

Kasich just opened a campaign HQ in Delaware. Did he get a two-week lease? The primary is on 4/26.

Most of DE's disaffected Jeb and Marco supporters have migrated to Kasich.

[dbackjon]

False.

The issues with the voting in Arizona impacted likely Clinton voters far more than Sanders voters. It is just that Sanders voters think the entire world is against them and accuse anything that happens that is not 100% in their favor of being some conspiracy theory. If it had rained that day, the Sanders voters would say that Hillary was manipulating the weather.


There was voter suppression in Arizona. No doubt about it. But since the entire state is GOP controlled, it was likely mostly aimed at Donald Trump.

Wow, sore point there, eh?

nope - just correcting your misstatement.

[dbackjon]

False.

The issues with the voting in Arizona impacted likely Clinton voters far more than Sanders voters. It is just that Sanders voters think the entire world is against them and accuse anything that happens that is not 100% in their favor of being some conspiracy theory. If it had rained that day, the Sanders voters would say that Hillary was manipulating the weather.


There was voter suppression in Arizona. No doubt about it. But since the entire state is GOP controlled, it was likely mostly aimed at Donald Trump.

Link? That's not the way I've seen it reported.

You expect me to do your google work for you?

Really easy to find. The effected areas in Maricopa County were primarily either retirement areas (Trump) or minority areas (Clinton).

any credible reporting has been saying that.

[dbackjon]

Link? That's not the way I've seen it reported.

What? You didn't see that the GOP induced the Democratic party to cheat in its own primary? Word is that Bush was involved too. Maybe Nixon. Certainly Kissenger.

Now you are being ignorant. the State controls the number of polling locations, the distribution of ballots, and voter registration. All were issues. All are controlled by GOP elected officials.

The Democrats in office in Arizona DID protest these issues before the election. they were ignored.

You can try to be cute and snarky, but in the end, you are just being an ignorant ass

[dbackjon]

when Clinton got far more total votes but less delegates.

Where? Not in Arizona.

re-read what I wrote.

[Ibanez]

And donks with their super delegates don't hate it even more?

bernie has won what, 8 straight primaries and only reduced hilldogs lead in pledged delegates by 50 or so. Yeah, democracy or something.

Well, when you are winning states like Wyoming with 34 total delegates, and none of them are winner take all states, you are not going to make up much ground.


I didn't hear any Sanders supporters complaining on the day of the AZ/ID/UT primaries/caucuses, when Clinton got far more total votes but less delegates.

I see you saying, " I don't hear Sanders complaining when Clinton won more votes and but received less delegates."

That didn't happen. I just don't see what you're trying to say or you need to word it better.

[SDHornet]

What? You didn't see that the GOP induced the Democratic party to cheat in its own primary? Word is that Bush was involved too. Maybe Nixon. Certainly Kissenger.

Now you are being ignorant. the State controls the number of polling locations, the distribution of ballots, and voter registration. All were issues. All are controlled by GOP elected officials.

The Democrats in office in Arizona DID protest these issues before the election. they were ignored.

You can try to be cute and snarky, but in the end, you are just being an ignorant ass

May as well blame Bush in this excuse too. JFC you are taking it from all sides (maybe that was your plan all along).

[dbackjon]

Now you are being ignorant. the State controls the number of polling locations, the distribution of ballots, and voter registration. All were issues. All are controlled by GOP elected officials.

The Democrats in office in Arizona DID protest these issues before the election. they were ignored.

You can try to be cute and snarky, but in the end, you are just being an ignorant ass

May as well blame Bush in this excuse too. JFC you are taking it from all sides (maybe that was your plan all along).

Not really sure what the confusion/ignorance is:

1) Secretary of State (Republican) controls voter registration
2) Legislature (Republican) controls funding for election
3) County Recorder(Republican) and County Board of Supervisors (4/5 Republican) control number of polling places.



As usual, I am correct, the rest of you are wrong. It sucks being the only correct one in a board full of ignorance.

[dbackjon]

Well, when you are winning states like Wyoming with 34 total delegates, and none of them are winner take all states, you are not going to make up much ground.


I didn't hear any Sanders supporters complaining on the day of the AZ/ID/UT primaries/caucuses, when Clinton got far more total votes but less delegates.

I see you saying, " I don't hear Sanders complaining when Clinton won more votes and but received less delegates."

That didn't happen. I just don't see what you're trying to say or you need to word it better.

Again, reread and comprehend.

[Ibanez]

I see you saying, " I don't hear Sanders complaining when Clinton won more votes and but received less delegates."

That didn't happen. I just don't see what you're trying to say or you need to word it better.

Again, reread and comprehend.

Thanks for clarifying, ass.

[89Hen]

As usual, I am correct, the rest of you are wrong. It sucks being the only correct one in a board full of ignorance.

Now you know how Spandos feels.

[dbackjon]

As usual, I am correct, the rest of you are wrong. It sucks being the only correct one in a board full of ignorance.

Now you know how Spandos feels.

[AZGrizFan]

Not really sure what the confusion/ignorance is:

1) Secretary of State (Republican) controls voter registration
2) Legislature (Republican) controls funding for election
3) County Recorder(Republican) and County Board of Supervisors (4/5 Republican) control number of polling places.

And yet, you and your ilk keep blathering on and on about how the Republican party is irrelevant these days.

[dbackjon]

Not really sure what the confusion/ignorance is:

1) Secretary of State (Republican) controls voter registration
2) Legislature (Republican) controls funding for election
3) County Recorder(Republican) and County Board of Supervisors (4/5 Republican) control number of polling places.

And yet, you and your ilk keep blathering on and on about how the Republican party is irrelevant these days.

I have never said that. I have always recognized it for the evil it is