Best case scenario for Hillary: leaves SC with 25 more delegates than she had this morning.

[Joe the Revelator]

That is not a death blow to Bernie, no matter what the media wants you to think.

[DURHAM D]

1. Interesting number...

[sweetloukillbot]

2. Especially since she already has 31... n/t

[musicblind]

3. 34 now n/t

[Joe the Revelator]

5. To Bernie's 12. For an actual gain of 23.

Keep up.

[musicblind]

7. The original post said she would only get 25. n/t

[musicblind]

8. I am keeping up. It's now 37 delegates to Bernie's 13. n/t

[musicblind]

10. Now it's 39 to 14 n/t

[Robbins]

4. yes it is

with nevada we have proof except for some 18 to 30 year olds blacks will vote for clinton no matter what.

Clinton's lies about bernie is working.as is her trying to pass herself off as progressive for the primary which will change at convention and fall.Trump will run as change candiate and to her left.

Clinton supporters can call us racists and sexists and clinton wins.

Bill Clinton can get away with calling us tea party.

people will ignore the issues and past and vote for clinton no matter what.

well people can gues democratic party goodbye.the era of total republican control starts January 20 2017.and this time thanks to gerrymandering and citizen united they will never be defeated.

the young voters have been given a f-you by older voters.well at least they will be able to die in neocon's endless wars.

[DCBob]

6. It will have huge impact going into Super Tuesday..

Which could indeed by the "death blow" you mention.

Probably over a 100 delegate lead after Tuesday. Likely too much for Bernie to recover from.

[morningfog]

9. I think the impact is blunted by the quick turnaround.

If SC blowout were to have an effect on other states, it would likely be later ones.

The question is whether what happened in SC is happening or has already happened in the other southern states and whether it is happening to a lesser degree in the west.