Hillary could wrap up nomination in next two weeks

Well... There goes the neighborhood and my breakfast.

originally posted by: charolais
I thought she didn't actually get any super delegates yet because those aren't appointed until after the primaries? Or am I mistaken? The media is already saying she has the super delegates, but is it official or just assumption?

It depends which premise you are reading.

Super Delegates are people with one vote. Usually party officials and the like. Imagine yourself as a super delegate. If you announce "I support Hillary" or "I'm backing Hillary" or pledge your support in any way, they will count you as a delegate for her. You always have the power to change your mind until that vote is actually cast at the Democratic convention.

One Premise(Trying to show the inevitably of Clinton) : "LOOK AT ALL HER DELEGATES SHES GOING TO WIN! Just go away sanders!"

The other premise(trying to make it seem democratic and not corrupt) : "It's not official... they are just THINKING they might vote for her..."


Here's a list of Super Delegates To give you an idea, Joe Biden, Barrack Obama and Bill Clinton are on there... You think Bill Clinton might feel the burn?

originally posted by: charolais
I thought she didn't actually get any super delegates yet because those aren't appointed until after the primaries? Or am I mistaken? The media is already saying she has the super delegates, but is it official or just assumption?

They can officially change their mind between now and the end of the primary but outside her being indicted they won't. That dumb bitch Debbie Wasserman Shultz straight up said their entire purpose is to block a grassroots movement for an establishment candidate.

originally posted by: eluryh22
a reply to: matafuchs

I had thought Killary had it all wrapped up back in August.

I think it was all wrapped up in the last election when Obama won, I thought it was confirmed when she decided to run this election.

She is to well connected and egotistical to have risked running again without being promised the win this time around.

Secondly , A democrat is likely to win this election because Obamacare has been a blessing for many of the lobbyist who drafted it and it needs another 4 years for it to be set in stone.

Its not that the republicans would appeal it , but its rather easier for the masses to swallow if a democrat gets elected than having a republican get elected and not appealing it.


BTW if Hillary winning this election doesn't confirm our system is flawed and rigged I don't what will?

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originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: matafuchs

I think many are probably rethinking their comments about Hillary, since they'll be voting for her instead of Trump/Cruz/Rubio in the general election.

It'll be amusing to see her defended against the GOP.

Well as a Sanders supporter...

I don't want to see the elimination of the ACA.

I don't want to see any reductions in women's rights or gay rights or anybody else's rights.

I don't want to not keep moving forward to legalization of cannabis at the federal level.

I don't want to live under a theocracy.

I don't really trust Trump.

If Bernie goes bye-bye, I'll have to vote for Clinton, and then take a long hot shower...

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein
If Bernie goes bye-bye, I'll have to vote for Clinton, and then take a long hot shower...

A wire brush and some bleach may help as well....

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

...and a sand-blaster.

a reply to: matafuchs

Hilary won't be President. Neither will any running candidates. Interesting events will begin to unfold in end of March.

Until then, sit back and enjoy the circus?

She's locking up the Unions...and is keeping the African American vote...without those, all the millenials in the country won't help Sanders.
It was Harry Reid and the Culinary Union in LV that gave Hillary the win in Nevada.

last time i checked there were 50 states that had primaries / caucuses ...mine Ca. isnt til june. it isnt over yet for Bernie.

a reply to: NewzNose

Do tell mystery man

i am a solid liberal...i would vote for trump over hillery if those where my only 2 choices...makes me throw up in my mouth a little to think that may be my only choices come november.

a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

You know, it's funny.

The left says that Bernie couldn't bring socialism to the US, yet one GOP president will bring a theocracy, end all abortions, kill puppies, and take away pot.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: UnBreakable

8 years of Hillary will be like 8 more years of Obama.

But it will insure a GOP majority in the House and Senate.

But it would mean a progressive Supreme Court.

In other words, politics as usual at least through 2020. Isn't this politics as usual the reason Trump is winning? But then again, John Q. Public will sit there on the couch with his hands folded and quiet as they rig the system to install Hillary. Nothing ever changes. We get what we deserve.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

You know, it's funny.

The left says that Bernie couldn't bring socialism to the US, yet one GOP president will bring a theocracy, end all abortions, kill puppies, and take away pot.

Well, duhhhhhhh!

I guess Democrats really don't want more 'Free Stuff'. Go figure.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

You know, it's funny.

The left says that Bernie couldn't bring socialism to the US, yet one GOP president will bring a theocracy, end all abortions, kill puppies, and take away pot.

Bernie cannot bring socialism to the US because it's already here. Has been since the founding of this nation.

As far as the GOP wanting to ban abortions and take away pot, that is not an unreasonable assertion. They Right Wing would love to ban both and if a GOP president is elected, as well as the Right keeping congress, they very well could try to go after those individual freedoms.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
I guess Democrats really don't want more 'Free Stuff'. Go figure.

They never have. The only reason people believe that the Left does want free stuff is because they listen to propaganda.

a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

"I don't want to see any reductions in women's rights or gay rights or anybody else's rights."

Does that include my gun rights and the freedom of others to practice and freely express their religious views? Just curious because you really seem to care about the rights of others.

a reply to: Metallicus

The rights of others, who want the same things he wants, of course.


I propose the sea of people who will continue to fight for Sanders long after the DNC has buried him be known as "Bern Victims"