53 delegates? i have been worried about 53 delegates? i am watching something else tonight

[restorefreedom]

i had no idea it was so few delegates, and even if bernie sustains a fairly big loss, he could still walk out with around 20 delegates.

jeez, what else is on tonight?

i am done with this...blood pressure coming back down.....

[itsrobert]

1. San Andreas on HBO

Another disaster....movie.

[restorefreedom]

3. that could be a bummer. i don't like disaster flicks

i am the only person i know who hated titanic.

and fyi, i would not call tonight a disaster, just a bump in the road

[grossproffit]

2. N.H. only has 23. Iowa and Nevada both have 30.

[restorefreedom]

5. so we are still definitely in small potato land, in total. nt

[onehandle]

4. See you on Tuesday. nt

[restorefreedom]

10. sure thing, but with proportional allocation, even tuesday is a long way from victory. nt

[Politicalboi]

6. Don't you understand

This is Bernie's Waterloo moment. It's all over after tonight. The coronation begins.

[Buzz Clik]

7. Bernie can't stand to watch either. He's in Minnesota.

Did you watch the results for New Hampshire? I'm guessing you did....

[restorefreedom]

12. i check results online or watch young turks.

i will pop online briefly later. bernie is thinking ahead...just what we need in a president.

[Buzz Clik]

14. Uh... it's called ducking and running.

But you cling to whatever notion makes you most comfortable.

[restorefreedom]

22. its called realizing that 53 split proportionately is small potatoes. nt

[w4rma]

21. Hillary left South Carolina, too. I think she went to California for a fund raiser.

She came back for the end part.

[elleng]

8. Haven't been watching,

will find something else.

[kstewart33]

9. It's not the delegates, it's the momentum, 3 days before the Big Day. nt

[Kentonio]

11. Except that 'Super Tuesday' is half the size it was in 2008

[winter is coming]

16. And Bernie's been behind in SC from the get-go.

NH got people's attention because Sanders went from trailing by double digits to leading by double digits.

[kstewart33]

20. True, but if Clinton wins big on ST, she'll likely win big through March. The big Mo counts. nt

[Buzz Clik]

15. Indeed -- the big day. The day when reality becomes indisputable.

[nadinbrzezinski]

13. We are indeed in "small potato" land

but the start to accumulate

[NCTraveler]

17. Last stage of grief!!!

Well done!!!

(Said lighthearted)

[restorefreedom]

26. not at all! just getting the mojo on!

just realizing we all have to pick our battles, and by the time all is said, this is not a huge slice of pie.

hmmmm.. pie.....


?itok=hoB3z3X9

[CorkySt.Clair]

18. First presidential election?

Don't worry there will be many more delegates for Bernie to lose Tuesday night.

[restorefreedom]

24. hardy har. also plenty to win. nt

[slipslidingaway]

19. A suggestion ...

familiarize yourself with the Sanders phone bank system, it is VERY easy! This way you can make calls tomorrow to the super Tuesday states.

https://go.berniesanders.com/page/content/phonebank

Called SC this morning and Georgia this afternoon, which has 116 delegates. Thought I would call Texas tonight.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/march1dem.html

If you have Netflix and do not mind subtitles, then I would try the series "Rita"

[restorefreedom]

23. super ideas, all. thanks!! nt

[Beacool]

25. Success breeds success.

If Hillary wins SC by a large margin, then it positions her to do very well on Tuesday. She's already ahead in most of those states. In the few states where she isn't, a blowout in SC may tip some of them to her side. For example MA, where the latest poll favors her, although Sanders is ahead by 0.6%.

[restorefreedom]

27. maybe yes, maybe no. depends on the states, and other factors. nt