Tomorrow, Hillary Clinton is going to CRUSH IT in SC. Then it's Super Tuesday, and it's OVER.

[RBInMaine]

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Hillary will win BIG tomorrow in SC, and Super Tuesday will essentially END it. Hillary will win so many of the contests that it will be impossible to catch her.

Bernie is a good man with terrific goals who has shined much needed light and has given much needed voice to the issues of income inequality and campaign finance reform. His problems have been: 1) Not having the kind of name recognition Hillary has. 2) Not having been on the national and international stage as she has and therefore not having built the kinds of relationships with both leaders and voters she has. 3) Being too far off the national political grid as a self-declared European-style socialist. 4) Advocating policies based on too much of an expansion of government. 5) Not forming the actual kind of organized and long-lasting activist movement needed to realize actual policy-making. Going to rallies isn't enough.

Bernie's goals are right, but on the whole his candidacy is just too much of leap for too many people. We need big goals, but also realistic objectives with more concrete means of achieving them. I applaud his effort, his goals, and his integrity. He is a good man with great intentions. But he just isn't a national candidate. Hillary will win the nomination handily as I have always predicted. She is a tough PROGRESSIVE FIGHTER who will BEAT THE LIVING CRAP out of that racist cartoon character carnival barker who is Trump.

[OhZone]

1. Yup. n/t

[Motown_Johnny]

2. It won't be over until the convention. n/t

[RBInMaine]

17. He won't have the money. It's gonna dry up fast.

[iAZZZo]

29. link to your contention?

[giftedgirl77]

30. What is the point of this?

I would still love an answer as to if Ashley Williams has endorsed BS. You posted an image eluding to that fact & I can't find anything on the intertubes showing that fact.

[dchill]

3. You WISH.

It's going to July 25th. If it's over before that, it'll be due to public outcry, an indictment or both. This is your deepest fear.

[RBInMaine]

18. Indictment? That's simply ridiculous. Please, stop sounding like a Trump fan.

[7wo7rees]

28. The powers that be are saving the indictment for after

the coronation.

[anotherproletariat]

4. Well said, particularly the part about Bernie beind a good, praise-worthy candidate. We're lucky...

to have him bring so many important issues into the national spotlight.

[KingFlorez]

5. You know it

This scene is coming to an end.

[roguevalley]

16. no it isn't but thanks for the concern

[KingFlorez]

20. We'll see what the numbers say

[juxtaposed]

6. True, if she wins it's over for the democratic party.

[Cassiopeia]

7. I thought it was supposed to be over after Iowa.

Then it was supposed to be after Nevada

Then it was supposed to be tomorrow after SC.

Now the date has been pushed back to March 2nd.

So when will the end times date be moved to after March 2nd?

[brooklynite]

10. Of course, nobody said it would be over after Iowa or Nevada...

...but I appreciate good story-telling

[restorefreedom]

8. we saw this movie the other day.....

and i didn't like it any more then

good night!

[Matariki]

9. Don't quit your day job

political analysis isn't your strong suit.

[WillyT]

11. Ok... Let's Say You're Right... What If Sanders Keeps Going All The Way To The Convention...

Collecting Delegates ???

And he has demands for releasing them...

[Karma13612]

12. #50StateStrategy. Eom

[AZ Progressive]

13. "We must make sure that Bernie and his supporters feel defeated on Super Tuesday"

"We can't afford them to not give up, because then what will we do?"

[artislife]

15. They want us not to care for the rest of the election.

But after all the states that are RED in GE comes the states that actually may vote for a Dem in the GE. If they actually analyzed this, they would see that she is a stepping stone from RW to LW.

[Blue_In_AK]

25. Exactly.

I made the same point below. Who cares who wins the Democratic primary in South Carolina or some of those other deeply red states? A Democratic presidential candidate hasn't won that state since 1976, and I don't see Hillary OR Bernie changing that trajectory when Barack Obama couldn't do it.

[The Redheaded Guy]

14. Oh, one of these "Hurry up and unite around Clinton" posts...

Yeah right..

It's not over - far from it. Bernie's in it all the way to Philadelphia, where he will have secured his nomination cleanly with the pledged delegates from all 50 states.

[BernieforPres2016]

19. There's no reason for Bernie to quit before June under any circumstances

Remember, as Hillary Clinton reminded us when explaining why she wasn't dropping out in 2008 even though it was obvious that Obama would win the nomination, Robert Kennedy was assassinated in June.

[flamingdem]

21. I love and admire Bernie. Hillary can kick Trumps butt

and she will when she most likely wins the Nom. We are very lucky with both of these candidates.

[Live and Learn]

22. You're right, it will be over for Hillary. There will be little left for her to win after that. nt

[actslikeacarrot]

23. Ah yes. She is inevitable, AGAIN!

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[Blue_In_AK]

24. Well, no. No, it isn't.

I think we should at least wait until after a some primaries and caucuses are held in a few Democratic states.

[bbgrunt]

26. thanks for your gracious expression of desire to unite the party

[7wo7rees]

27. And what if it doesn't happen RB? Just what if........