Hillary to Hand Bernie His A## in South Carolina

a reply to: IAMTAT


Ok, have fun with Hillary as POTUS for the next eight years. It will make the Obama years look like a Sunday church picnic.

a reply to: muse7


meh

It's his game. I'll vote for him in the primary and if I can in the election.

I think people can read between the lines and not be swayed by attitudes taken from posts like mine. At least on this site, anyways.

a reply to: muse7

Vote establishment! Go Hillary...Go Rubio!

originally posted by: Konduit
Clinton 544 delegates
Sanders 85 delegates

That's all folks, it's already over.

The Bernie fans have 2 choices; Do nothing and hand the election to Clinton on a silver platter or get behind Trump.

ATS is going to get a lot more interesting in the next few weeks.

Or get behind the other candidate that's being investigated for running a massive scam that conned thousands of people

a reply to: IAMTAT

Yah! And who knows, in a couple of years, if anything where to science forbid, go wrong for President Trump, well I'm sure we will all be just thrilled with Vice President Christie taking over.

He'll build a freaking death star

originally posted by: eNumbra
Why are we judging the strength of Bernie's campaign by how well he does vs Hillary in a vehemently Republican state?

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein
Feel the Bern! Vote Trump!

I really need to implore you not to do this. This isn't funny anymore. Trump cannot become the president.

But don't you get it? It's not a vote of confidence it'll be a vote for total devastation.

originally posted by: muse7

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein
a reply to: schuyler

and the majority of SC voters aren't even worried about Clinton vs Sanders.
It's all GOP for them.

Any Democrats there would be rich, on the beach and liberal. They are damned sure not voting for Bernie.

Bernie isn't sweating it on this state.

"Totally made up" ... yes.. indeed.
SC is a win for her, but means nothing yet. Super Tuesday is where the lines are drawn.
It is true, many Bernie voters will vote Trump if Hillary wins.

originally posted by: muse7

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein
a reply to: schuyler

and the majority of SC voters aren't even worried about Clinton vs Sanders.
It's all GOP for them.

Any Democrats there would be rich, on the beach and liberal. They are damned sure not voting for Bernie.

Bernie isn't sweating it on this state.

So is he going to make a comeback on Tuesday?

Probably not.







Feel the Bern! Vote Trump!

Lol @ voting Trump out of spite because your candidate did not get the nod.

Bernie bros like yourself are doing a big disservice to him. That's why he's not appealing to other groups of people outside of the young white liberal arts degree holder bubble.

Really? What about Republicans for Bernie?

a reply to: jefwane

Check out this site, it has the turnout percentage along with the total eligible voting population.

www.electproject.org...

You can scroll over to the left of the chart to see more stats aswell.

originally posted by: Konduit
So disappointing that people would overwhelmingly choose a candidate that currently has 3 criminal investigations open.

Obviously it's a misogynist republican conspiracy to halt the election of the one true first woman president; all hail the lizard queen

Clinton 544 delegates
Sanders 85

That's all folks. We tried, but it's already over.

The Bernie supporters have 2 choices; Do nothing and hand the election to an establishment-backed criminal or get behind Trump.

ATS is going to get very interesting in the next few weeks.

People are still just waking up. You should be more humble. a reply to: IAMTAT

a reply to: Konduit

Bernie should go Third party and at least make it easier for Trump to beat Hillary, but still also give him a chance to win it all in the end.

originally posted by: UnBreakable

originally posted by: muse7

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein
a reply to: schuyler

and the majority of SC voters aren't even worried about Clinton vs Sanders.
It's all GOP for them.

Any Democrats there would be rich, on the beach and liberal. They are damned sure not voting for Bernie.

Bernie isn't sweating it on this state.

So is he going to make a comeback on Tuesday?

Probably not.







Feel the Bern! Vote Trump!

Lol @ voting Trump out of spite because your candidate did not get the nod.

Bernie bros like yourself are doing a big disservice to him. That's why he's not appealing to other groups of people outside of the young white liberal arts degree holder bubble.

Really? What about Republicans for Bernie?

Haven't come across many of those.

Republicans tend to get in line come election time.

Democrats (Including young voters, which is Bernie's bread and butter) tend to stay home. Although I can see some old school Reagan Republicans possibly voting Clinton in November out of spite.

Just a guess as I'm not really sure, but Bernie probably didn't have a chance of fighting in the state so he didn't even try. That would result in it being lopsided. When you're not as well funded you have to pick and choose your battles, even when you are well funded you have to do the same as evidence by Hillary not really trying in NH.

originally posted by: Pharyax

originally posted by: muse7

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein
a reply to: schuyler

and the majority of SC voters aren't even worried about Clinton vs Sanders.
It's all GOP for them.

Any Democrats there would be rich, on the beach and liberal. They are damned sure not voting for Bernie.

Bernie isn't sweating it on this state.

"Totally made up" ... yes.. indeed.
SC is a win for her, but means nothing yet. Super Tuesday is where the lines are drawn.
It is true, many Bernie voters will vote Trump if Hillary wins.

Yes indeed.

All of those states where PPP conducted polls are Super Tuesday states.

a reply to: Konduit

Well, Bernie can give it another go in eight years...he'll only be 82.

a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

Even though Trump is the GOP front runner the establishment is still throwing everything including the kitchen sink at him to try and railroad him out of the election.

IMO both Trump and Sanders should give a big middle finger to both parties and go third party.

Who here would vote for a Trump/Sanders card?

originally posted by: Konduit
a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

Even though Trump is the GOP front runner the establishment is still throwing everything including the kitchen sink at him to try and railroad him out of the election.

IMO both Trump and Sanders should give a big middle finger to both parties and go third party.

Who here would vote for a Trump/Sanders card?

Can't we just make Trump President of the Moon and send him away?

a reply to: Swills

Good... good... let the hate flow through you. Your journey to the Trumpside will soon be complete. It is unavoidable. It is your destiny.