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Even the Socialist Bernie Sanders thinks Hillary is washed up. Twotoplace and ScienceFriction will commit suicide if she loses. :lol:

 

And if she loses to Bernie, the Dems have 0% shot at the White House.

I think its going to be double disasters .. Trump and Sanders . Hillary looked AWFUL in that last debate. I think she's near done .

It's 2008 all over again. I wonder if she'll say Bernie isn't an American citizen.

It's 2008 all over again. I wonder if she'll say Bernie isn't an American citizen.

 

Saw her on tv this morning, she was asked if it was same as 2008.

 

Priceless.. ..

 

And if I was Bernie, he better double up on the Kevlar vest.

Bernie has run a great campaign. If he is still viable after South Carolina and Nevada, then Hillary might start to get worried, but not desperate. Desperation is quite a way down the road.

One of the Sunday morning squawk shows said Hillary up about 6 in Iowa but down 12 in N.H. Sanders has yet to attract any meaningful minority support, so when the primary fight goes to the South, Mrs. Clinton should do very well in Dixie. Cory Booker is now up in Iowa campaigning for Mrs. Clinton. His name has been mentioned as a VP candidate for the Democratic ticket.

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One of the Sunday morning squawk shows said Hillary up about 6 in Iowa but down 12 in N.H. Sanders has yet to attract any meaningful minority support, so when the primary fight goes to the South, Mrs. Clinton should do very well in Dixie. Cory Booker is now up in Iowa campaigning for Mrs. Clinton. His name has been mentioned as a VP candidate for the Democratic ticket.

 

CBS had HRC dominating SC.

 

Booker would be a Yahtzee VP candidate for the Clinton campaign. Trump would have to answer with Rubio if he doesn't burn that bridge.

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CBS had HRC dominating SC.

 

Booker woukd be a Yahtzee VP candidate for the Clinton campaign. Trump would have to answer with Rubio if he doesn't burn that bridge.

 

I think this touches on an interesting aspect....If Trump somehow wins the nomination, will he have anyone of any substance that would join up as the VP nominee?

 

I think you can cross Cruz, Rubio, and Bush off the list.

CBS had HRC dominating SC.

 

Booker woukd be a Yahtzee VP candidate for the Clinton campaign. Trump would have to answer with Rubio if he doesn't burn that bridge.

In a general election, I think Hillary would take about 87 percent of the black vote. As far as the Hispanic vote, Trump already has guaranteed that the D percentage will likely hit 70 percent once again. Trump said last week that Scott Brown, the former GOP senator from Massachusetts, is someone he could pick for the VP spot. Brown might best be labeled a moderate Republican. If that materializes, I just don't see the conservative wing of the GOP turning out in great numbers to vote for this ticket.

In a general election, I think Hillary would take about 87 percent of the black vote. As far as the Hispanic vote, Trump already has guaranteed that the D percentage will likely hit 70 percent once again. Trump said last week that Scott Brown, the former GOP senator from Massachusetts, is someone he could pick for the VP spot. Brown might best be labeled a moderate Republican. If that materializes, I just don't see the conservative wing of the GOP turning out in great numbers to vote for this ticket.

I think the voter turn out will be the highest in recent elections. More to vote against one than for one.

CBS had HRC dominating SC.

 

Booker woukd be a Yahtzee VP candidate for the Clinton campaign. Trump would have to answer with Rubio if he doesn't burn that bridge.

 

You think Crooked Cory would be a slamdunk? Can the Dems not find anyone to run that hasn't been under criminal investigation? Yeah I know his Vice Mayor took the rap for soliciting bribes to Booker's Charity...but come on man. And he didn't notice the corruption going on in his office or realize that his friends and family received millions of dollars of government contracts while he was the mayor.

 

So he's either a crook himself or inept in seeing corruption in his own office...I guess that makes him the perfect Democrat Candidate.

In a general election, I think Hillary would take about 87 percent of the black vote. As far as the Hispanic vote, Trump already has guaranteed that the D percentage will likely hit 70 percent once again. Trump said last week that Scott Brown, the former GOP senator from Massachusetts, is someone he could pick for the VP spot. Brown might best be labeled a moderate Republican. If that materializes, I just don't see the conservative wing of the GOP turning out in great numbers to vote for this ticket.

 

 

This will ensure a large GOP turn out...

I think this touches on an interesting aspect....If Trump somehow wins the nomination, will he have anyone of any substance that would join up as the VP nominee?

 

I think you can cross Cruz, Rubio, and Bush off the list.

I have pondered this exact same thing. Every pundit and politician has assumed Trump will falter at some point. He probably thought the same. Now that it is becoming a possibility, what if this does come to fruition? Sarah Palin? Donald Trump Jr.? Ivanka? Last year's winner of Celebrity Apprentice?

In a general election, I think Hillary would take about 87 percent of the black vote. As far as the Hispanic vote, Trump already has guaranteed that the D percentage will likely hit 70 percent once again. Trump said last week that Scott Brown, the former GOP senator from Massachusetts, is someone he could pick for the VP spot. Brown might best be labeled a moderate Republican. If that materializes, I just don't see the conservative wing of the GOP turning out in great numbers to vote for this ticket.

Probably correct on Trump. However, one issue some of the Democratic strategists are worried about is Hillary not moving the needle for the generally apathetic crowd that voted for Obama. It may not matter, but that is a legit concern. She may take 87% of the African American vote, but that voting segment may be substantially less in numbers.