Has Bernie plateaued?

[Cosmic Kitten]

You decide!

[SheilaT]

1. According to the Wise Ones,

he has.

We can all feel comforted that Hillary the Inevitable hasn't plateaued yet.

[Cosmic Kitten]

3. Hillary still needs to start her campaign far as I can see?

She has started her campaign?
It's not clear yet, maybe she's still listening?

[HassleCat]

2. Still gaining

Sanders is still gaining on Clinton. Maybe not fast enough, and perhaps only in certain places, but he could collect enough delegates so that nobody goes into the convention with the number necessary to prevent a first round nomination. That would be interesting. I wonder if it's time for the Democratic Party to honor values over loyalty. I guess we'll find out.

[Cosmic Kitten]

4. I don't believe the polls AT ALL

Bernie is crushing in the "real world".

Polls are statistics twisted to fit the agenda
of whoever is paying for the poll.

When Hillary can draw 10,000 people
I'll believe she has widespread support.

Until then, she has the support of a few hundred
people who answer a phone call, not thousands
who drive long distances and stand in long lines
to hear her speak.

[MuseRider]

7. I agree with you.

Besides all of this I am watching my 30 something sons get engaged and involved. I said nothing to them. They just told me themselves. My oldest was so cynical he had not voted since he went to college (except the time that he was home and I drug him to the polls). He is now registered again and getting involved. I am not surprised my youngest is involved and watching closely but I knew it would take a nuclear blast to move my oldest back into caring. Apparently a Bernie Blast was what it took. I hear this from other people as well and see it myself.

Will it be enough? I certainly sounds and looks like I am not alone by a long shot here.

We have a long way to go. I am encouraged.

[Cosmic Kitten]

9. I'm hearing similare stories every day!

My neighbor worked hard for Hillary in '08

She said to me the other day;
"I was hoping Hillary wouldn't run again"
she couldn't stand any more scandal and distractions.
And is really beginning to loath the idea of Bill in the WH.

We agreed her candidacy would be lame form the get go.
Republicans would obstruct any meaningful changes.

Great hearing about the turn of events in your family
Your children are getting informed and involved.
That's awesome!

[fbc]

5. probably a little... it's just simple math

He can't continue a pace that will have him earning 300% of the vote in the primaries. The maximum is 100%.

[Cleita]

6. Yes! He's on the highest plateau right now looking down at all the

other candidates, left and right, on the valley floor beneath him. It will be a long climb for them to reach his plateau.

[Cosmic Kitten]

8. We still have a ways to go!

But he is leaving those status quo
and regressive politicians in his wake!

Go Bernie!

[Demeter]

10. Timing is everything

You don't want a candidate to peak too soon.

I think Bernie has got the right timing, recipe, and situation. And he's nobody's fool---how many candidates ever could make that claim?

[Cosmic Kitten]

11. I tend to agree with ya.

He is building slow, deep and wide.
Has limited media presence, so its not overwhelming.
(not necessarily by choice, but circumstance)

There are NO sign of Bernie fatigue, unlike Clinton fatigue.
The Donald will burn out before his best by date too.

YEP, Bernie is hitting the right notes
and people are embracing his message.

[SoapBox]

12. Oh now stop that!

Poking your finger in the eye of the meme!

https://m.

Peaked? Hell no...he's barely just started!

[hootinholler]

13. IDK, has he planked?

Has he Tebowed?

[SoapBox]

14. Has he Tebowed...

[RoccoR5955]

15. What is tebowed?

I simply do not know.
Thanks for your prompt explanation.

[hootinholler]

16. Here

This should explain it.

[RoccoR5955]

17. OMFG!

And here I thought that I was the only one who used lmgtfy.com!