Hillary Clinton has been behind only once since the primaries/caucuses started.

[LiberalFighter]

That was when Sanders won New Hampshire right after Iowa.

[NurseJackie]

1. You know, you're absolutely correct. Things aren't going to improve for Bernie either, so ...

... I can't figure out what his supporters are so excited about. Surely they don't TRULY believe that he's going to win the nomination. I think it's all just smack-talk.

[upaloopa]

2. You can see the desperation here. Bringing back things like

Bosnia snipers and other rehashed OP's

The o Es I think are the most desperate are the questions to Hillary supporters.

[kerry-is-my-prez]

8. That's Republican stuff. I think a fair number of the people who claim they are Sanders supporters

are really Republicans here to stir up stuff and also Libertarians. A lot of people who like to think they are representing the Green Party. I think a lot of the "normal" Sanders supporters have left or are not around much.

[NurseJackie]

11. What else have they got?

A: Nuthin'.

[enid602]

3. '08

Seems it was just the opposite opposite situation for Hill in '08, although it was a much tighter race.

[LiberalFighter]

5. Yep!

She came back in Florida and then her lead disappeared the following week with the 22 states Super Tuesday Primaries.

[Lucinda]

4. KNR

[IamMab]

6. As predicted, if I'm recalling a lot of the post-NH chatter. The consensus was "Enjoy it now, BS"

No one expected Clinton to stay behind after that, even that early. And she proved them right.

[HillareeeHillaraah]

7. I'm curious to see his fund raising numbers after he loses NY

He usually has an extraordinary boost in donations right after a primary...and brags about how much they've raised ~

I wonder if after NY, Rove, the NRA and other "ratf*cking" republicans see that they're throwing good money after bad, they can't get their dream candidate and they stop supporting his run.

It will be telling, I believe to see if his fundraising drops and just how dramatically it does.

[SaschaHM]

9. But but but...

Bernie said momentum meant something and there was the bird sent to deliver the pope's invitation.


(Tad Devine tried his best to walk back Bernie's predictions of a major victory on Hardball tonight. They're definitely feeling the heat.)

[JSup]

10. Too bad...

...he already failed them at the expectations game.

[George II]

12. She was behind by one delegate, then came Nevada and South Carolina, and it's been...

..."onward and upward" ever since.