Sanders getting over 70% of the vote both in Alaska and Washington.

He should do extremely well in those states.:thumb:

Some say his campaign has no purpose, however it makes Hilary spend more cash and gets him some say at the convention roundtable.

So are these two more states that he easily wins but somehow magically Hillary gets more delegates because of the Super Delegates:)???

I believe all the Dem primaries are proportional so it is going to be near impossible for Bernie to gain the ground he needs to catch Hillary.

Try as you may repubs to paint the dem side as cheating Bernie for Hillary, but it ain't happening. She continues to keep him at arm's length until she gets to the big states.

 

Only cheating happening this election year will be aimed at Big Donald.

Try as you may repubs to paint the dem side as cheating Bernie for Hillary, but it ain't happening. She continues to keep him at arm's length until she gets to the big states.

 

Only cheating happening this election year will be aimed at Big Donald.

 

While the possible cheating of Trump is conjecture at this point, the unfair advantages that the Democrat Powers have given Hillary are already fact.

While the possible cheating of Trump is conjecture at this point, the unfair advantages that the Democrat Powers have given Hillary are already fact.

 

Correct in the fact if Hillary were not leading and it seemed that she woukd not win 30% another state; then the democrat party would be providing Hillary with a more favorable advantage. Today she is still winning with a 250+ all delegate count if you split the superdelegates proportionally.

I wouldn't vote for Hillary if she was running against a corpse.

He should do extremely well in those states.:thumb:

 

Why?

I don't think Sanders winning these states was a surprise. I'm pretty sure he was expected to win.

I don't think Sanders winning these states was a surprise. I'm pretty sure he was expected to win.

 

It's a surprise if you start from the day he announced. Back when he was polling at 1 percent and Martin OMalley was thought to be the challenger. Back then, nobody, and I mean nobody, thought he could get over ten percent, much less win a single primary. He's done a lot of things nobody thought he could do, so I am hoping he can do one more and beat HRC.

It's a surprise if you start from the day he announced. Back when he was polling at 1 percent and Martin OMalley was thought to be the challenger. Back then, nobody, and I mean nobody, thought he could get over ten percent, much less win a single primary. He's done a lot of things nobody thought he could do, so I am hoping he can do one more and beat HRC.

 

Yes, and that's a good point.

Bernie's success in New York will be the determiner. I believe that is April 16th.

I know it doesn't mean anything, but how many states has Bernie won?