HRC can thank winning the diverse part of Kentucky for her victory

[book_worm]

narrow as it was--she took Louisville by 17-points. The 2007 demographic breakdown for the entire Louisville Metro area was 74.8% White (71.7% non-Hispanic), 22.2% Black, 0.6% American Indian, 2.0% Asian, 0.1% Hawaiian or Pacific islander, 1.4% other, and 1.6% multiracial.

In the state as a whole the African-American population accounts for only 7.8% of the population.

Once again Bernie shows he can't win with people of color.

[ismnotwasm]

1. Yup

And that message is still not heard, sad to say.

[riversedge]

2. and that is why he can not win the GE!

[Kaleva]

5. And that is why he cannot win the primary

[UMTerp01]

3. It will be THE footnote once the dust settles and books are written on this primary season

Foiled by African American voters again. But I thought that once they got to know him they would support him?

[Thinkingabout]

9. They are a big part of Hillary's wins and will be a big part of her win as president.

They vote and vote smart, what else can I say.

[BootinUp]

4. The truth is also that we have Dixiecrats voting in our primaries!

[book_worm]

7. Yep, the Obama haters voted overwhelmingly for Bernie

Same as in West Virginia.

[Surya Gayatri]

6. "Once again Bernie shows he can't win with people of color."

And, Hill once again proves that she CAN win in places that look like the real America, diverse and pluralistic.

[skylucy]

8. Yep. Agree.

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

10. I think it was Chuck Todd who said it that Bernie Sanders' failure was not winning the Democratic

base. He didn't win blacks, Hispanics, Asians, women are other Democratic Party faithful groups...not even most Jews who vote Democratic. Instead, he alienated these groups and opted for white men.

Many of us people of color have been arguing throughout this entire campaign that in order for Sanders to win, he would need to make inroads with black and Hispanic voters. Well, he and his supporters instead marginalized and alienated these voters and now we see the result. And when he didn't forcibly condemn Bernie Bros. he may have indeed lost a fair number of white women voters.

Sanders doesn't seem to care about the Democratic Party at all, as evidenced by his defiance on the Democratic Party rules and by the fact that he has marginalized every segment of the Democratic Party.

I feel that he is deliberately trying to sabotage this election and create chaos. He knows damn well that he doesn't have a clear path to the nomination.

[Cha]

11. We can all thank the Diverse Part of Kentucky for her Victory!

Mahalo!