ChesusRice
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Well if he aint losing ground he sure is taking his sweet time making up that delegate deficit
EXCUSE ME?!..The OFFICIAL Bernie Sanders For President 2016 Thread
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ttystikk
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He's making his case, the American people are deciding and the corporate machine is expending billions to influence the outcome.
I'm counting on people just retching at the massive piles cash pouring into the elections and voting against that spectacle. There's only one guy they will turn to.
ChesusRice
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He's making his case and that is good. He isn't going to be the nominee and you cant make policy unless you win. YOU and Shuylar advocating staying home and not voting is a vote for Ted Cruz, so like it or not you me and America is going to have to eat that shit sandwich called Clinton and vote for her. Because Ted Cruz not just a shit sandwich he is a fecal shower we don't want to bath in
why so serious, rood dood?
you act as if you have pending deportation walking papers..do you?
let me ask YOU..what of Obama's policies put into place during his presidency has benefited you DIRECTLY as a constituent?
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this just in:
Bernie Sanders Wins Missouri After All
http://progressivearmy.com/2016/04/10/bernie-sanders-wins-missouri-after-all/
On March 15, Hillary Clinton narrowly won the Missouri primary with 49.6% of the vote, compared to Bernie Sanders’ 49.4% share of the vote. Since delegates are allocated proportionally, it was projected that Hillary Clinton would win 36 of the 71 pledged delegates, and Sanders would walk away with the other 35 delegates.
But the delegate selection process is not that simple. The voters in the primary do not directly elect the 71 national convention delegates as one might think. Instead, delegates from each candidate who are selected proportionally attend Mass Meetings on April 7 at the different wards, townships and counties across the state. The purpose of these meetings is to select District-Level delegates who would later elect the 71 pledged delegates to represent the candidates in the Democratic National Convention.
This process made sense more than half a century ago when communications were limited and technology nonexistent.
However, just like in Nevada, many Hillary Clinton delegates didn’t show up to these meetings and Bernie Sanders was able to snatch more District-Level delegates than what he was supposed to have. Reported delegate allocation by the Missouri Democratic Party shows that 681 delegates (51.4%) were allocated to Bernie Sanders and 644 delegates (48.6%) allocated for Hillary Clinton.
There will be eight Congressional District Conventions on April 28 where 46 delegates will be selected for the National Democratic Convention. On May 7, 9 pledged PLEO (Party Leaders and Elected Official) would be elected based on the results of the primary. The voters would then select the last 15 pledged delegates on June 18. The table below shows that if all District-Level delegates show up to the upcoming conventions, Sanders should get 37 pledged delegates and Clinton would get 34 delegates.
With the change in the delegate count, Clinton is now leading by 204 delegates with 1,304 pledged delegates compared to 1,100 delegates for Sanders. This is much lower than the 250 delegate gap reported by the Associated Press. It’s even lower than the 214 delegate gap reported by the Sanders campaign.
Bernie Sanders Wins Missouri After All
http://progressivearmy.com/2016/04/10/bernie-sanders-wins-missouri-after-all/
On March 15, Hillary Clinton narrowly won the Missouri primary with 49.6% of the vote, compared to Bernie Sanders’ 49.4% share of the vote. Since delegates are allocated proportionally, it was projected that Hillary Clinton would win 36 of the 71 pledged delegates, and Sanders would walk away with the other 35 delegates.
But the delegate selection process is not that simple. The voters in the primary do not directly elect the 71 national convention delegates as one might think. Instead, delegates from each candidate who are selected proportionally attend Mass Meetings on April 7 at the different wards, townships and counties across the state. The purpose of these meetings is to select District-Level delegates who would later elect the 71 pledged delegates to represent the candidates in the Democratic National Convention.
This process made sense more than half a century ago when communications were limited and technology nonexistent.
However, just like in Nevada, many Hillary Clinton delegates didn’t show up to these meetings and Bernie Sanders was able to snatch more District-Level delegates than what he was supposed to have. Reported delegate allocation by the Missouri Democratic Party shows that 681 delegates (51.4%) were allocated to Bernie Sanders and 644 delegates (48.6%) allocated for Hillary Clinton.
There will be eight Congressional District Conventions on April 28 where 46 delegates will be selected for the National Democratic Convention. On May 7, 9 pledged PLEO (Party Leaders and Elected Official) would be elected based on the results of the primary. The voters would then select the last 15 pledged delegates on June 18. The table below shows that if all District-Level delegates show up to the upcoming conventions, Sanders should get 37 pledged delegates and Clinton would get 34 delegates.
With the change in the delegate count, Clinton is now leading by 204 delegates with 1,304 pledged delegates compared to 1,100 delegates for Sanders. This is much lower than the 250 delegate gap reported by the Associated Press. It’s even lower than the 214 delegate gap reported by the Sanders campaign.
perhaps you shouldn't worry your pretty head until November 3rd?
are you NOT seeing how media has turned you Clinton supporters into rabid divisive animals..they have you (and @ChesusRice etc) fighting with your FRIENDS here at RIU.
don't expect us to go back after this is over..i have a very long memory.
Corso312
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I'm hoping this election will result in wholesale changes like no more caucus..no more delegates, no more electoral college.
londonfog
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I hope by November 8 you can act like a grown up and vote Democratic. If you want to be mad at people because you didn't vote for Bernie then that's on you.
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londonfog
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Wow. You sounding like this is your first election
joe scarborough just went on a rant over wyoming that sanders won:
sanders 56% 7 delegates
clinton 44% 11 delegates
sanders won by DOUBLE digits and receives only 3/4 of the delegates.
talk about a rigged system..democrats why are you settling for this?..what's wrong with you? you're worse than the GOP!
-joe scarborough
only some of us are willing to settle, joe..only SOME of us.
Corso312
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Well this is the first time in my lifetime that establishment candidates aren't running away with it..Even Trump is pointing out how shitty the system is, now we need Bernie to.
ChesusRice
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Between Sanders and your bigotry against muslims. You have become quite the republican
we're going to change the course of history..but you need your balls.
ROFL/coffee/screen
bluntmassa1
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Yeah, I'm drawing a blank I don't even think minimum wage has risen damn sure not higher than my states minimum wage but I don't work for minimum wage anyway. He did a whole lot of nothing but try to force everyone to pay for health insurance I added that shit up it would cost me about $10k a year for a family of 3 and I do want another kid or 2. That's a fucking mortgage and still don't cover everything.
londonfog
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The people do not want Bernie, well at least most of the people
londonfog
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fixed it for ya