Comments by "" (@RedXlV) on "Bernie Sanders Wins The Indiana Democratic Primary" video.

  1. The number of debates doesn't grow or shrink depending on when the candidates get decided. And Donald Chump is going to get schlonged in the general election.
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  2. Darktan2112 Polling in Indiana has always been notoriously bad. There was a poll last week that had Cruz winning by 16%, enough said.
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  3. The Great Kung Lao That's not surprising. Indiana is a very Republican state. Same thing here in Tennessee (which incidentally has gotten worse every year of my life in that regard), where I see those vomit-inducing Trump signs in plenty of yards.
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  4. heathen27 No, "weak" is being so low-IQ that you think there's such a thing as "cultural Marxists".
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  5. Really Ana? Sanders is "the only one that brings up climate change"? This is literally no different than when delusional Trump supporters claim that he's the only Republican talking about illegal immigration.
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  6. Sanders is getting 43 or 44 delegates out of this while Clinton gets 39 or 40. Best-case scenario is that Sanders has a net gain of 5. So no, it doesn't really change anything. Next Tuesday should be a much bigger win percentage-wise for Sanders, but the problem is that West Virginia is a much smaller state than Indiana. Only 29 delegates total, so even a landslide win probably only gives him a net gain of 9 delegates. That doesn't help much when he's trailing by almost 300 delegates. Beyond that it's impossible to give a valid prediction, because inexplicably nobody's even bothering to poll any states other than New Jersey and California.
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  7. TalkNerrdy ToMe72 As a matter of fact, yes the polls are asking non-affiliated voters.
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  8. N. Zhiv Sorry, but yes New York is her home state. It's where she's lived for the last 16 and a half years. It's where she got elected twice as a Senator. And Clinton is massively popular in New York.
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  9. iSLaNdfLaVuh8 That's just it, the claims of "voter suppression" are false.
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  10. A86 What reason is there to think those are going to be "blowout victories"? West Virginia probably will be, but Kentucky and Oregon haven't even been polled. And Sanders hasn't done very well in the South so far. Kenneth Taylor That's the thing. It's unlikely that Sanders will win New Jersey and California at all, let alone "in dominant fashion". New Jersey in particular gives no reason to think it'll be any different than New York and Pennsylvania.
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  11. Sarah Inselman Idaho and Washington were caucuses, though, and Sanders has tended to dominate caucus states, because enthusiasm is critical to winning a caucus. You can't just walk in, vote, walk out; instead you have to spend hours with the other caucus-goers. Oregon is a primary. Whether that'll make any difference, who knows. I don't understand why not even a single pollster has polled Oregon yet, though.
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  12. IWashMyOwnBrain Go to hell, Trumptard.
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  13. Kasia Kasia Kentucky certainly is. Learn to read.
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  14. Juan-Garcia-Cruz Armadillo Even if he does win California (which is unlikely), he'll still lose the nomination.
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  15. Nater Mender It's an election. It really is about winning. And any Sanders supporter who would vote for Trump was never really a Sanders supporter at all.
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