No.
Bernie either doesn't understand or he's dishonest.
Both are conscious choices made before wading in.
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Who will be the Democratic nominee for President of the United States?
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Bernie either doesn't understand or he's dishonest.
Both are conscious choices made before wading in.
Here's my wet dream of an outcome.
As the Republican field shrinks, Rubio catches up with Trump's delegate dominance. But Cruz stays in taking enough of the votes to prevent Trump from having a majority at the GOP national convention. The party elite arrange for their boy to get the win. Trump leaves the convention with his typical grace, calling a press conference to scream about the losers who are shoving another career politician down the USA throat.
Meanwhile, Sanders edges out Clinton. Clinton goes for the VP and unites the party. The blowup at the GOP results in such a low Republican turnout, the makeup of Congress shifts toward the Democratic party as well.
And we all live happily ever after, except Wall Street.
Tom
As the Republican field shrinks, Rubio catches up with Trump's delegate dominance. But Cruz stays in taking enough of the votes to prevent Trump from having a majority at the GOP national convention. The party elite arrange for their boy to get the win. Trump leaves the convention with his typical grace, calling a press conference to scream about the losers who are shoving another career politician down the USA throat.
Meanwhile, Sanders edges out Clinton. Clinton goes for the VP and unites the party. The blowup at the GOP results in such a low Republican turnout, the makeup of Congress shifts toward the Democratic party as well.
And we all live happily ever after, except Wall Street.
Tom
Deathbydefault
Apistevist Asexual Atheist
Again, I may not be aware of everything he's said on the issue.
From what I have seen, neither of those options are presentable.
Deathbydefault
Apistevist Asexual Atheist
I wonder if the polls are asking "Who do you want to win/ who do you support" or "who do you think will win".
A large number of people seem to think Hillary will win but I think an even larger number wants Bernie to win.
A large number of people seem to think Hillary will win but I think an even larger number wants Bernie to win.
esmith
Veteran Member
It seems there is a little confusion going on at the Huffington Post Politics site, of course it is two different views. but each have valid points. I would put my money on the Sanders not
On Jan 1 2016 Bernie will win
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/h-a-g...ominee-and-presidential-winner_b_8987488.html
On Jan 15 2016 Hillary will win
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eoin-higgins/bernie-sanders-will-not-b_b_8908320.html
Then we have Senator Clyburn saying that the Sanders people have to get behind the Hillary to bring the party together.
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box...55-clyburn-hillary-will-be-democratic-nominee
You Democrats are just a discombobulated as the Republicans.
Ross Perot for President, oh this isn't 1992 is it?
On Jan 1 2016 Bernie will win
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/h-a-g...ominee-and-presidential-winner_b_8987488.html
On Jan 15 2016 Hillary will win
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eoin-higgins/bernie-sanders-will-not-b_b_8908320.html
Then we have Senator Clyburn saying that the Sanders people have to get behind the Hillary to bring the party together.
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box...55-clyburn-hillary-will-be-democratic-nominee
You Democrats are just a discombobulated as the Republicans.
Ross Perot for President, oh this isn't 1992 is it?