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Super Tuesday Final Results and Analysis

Mar 02, 2016 09:42

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lovedforaday March 2 2016, 17:10:35 UTC

I've decided not to vote in the primaries. I was never enthusiastic about Clinton and I've seen no reason to vote for Sanders beyond he's a slightly less racist old man who didn't know Black folks existed until a few months ago.

The DNC really dropped the ball recruiting and cultivating Dem presidential candidates, and judging from Dem voter turnout, quite a few people agree.

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lovedforaday March 2 2016, 19:23:57 UTC

And then he moved to Vermont and its white bubble.

arisma March 2 2016, 19:56:42 UTC

So living in Vermont automatically makes someone racist?

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mhfromnh March 2 2016, 17:21:53 UTC

so Politico's projected swing states for November are Ohio, Colorado, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, Virginia, and Florida; Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina are not quite swingers.

let's break this down by primary/caucus winners...
Colorado: Sanders
Iowa: Clinton and Cruz
Nevada: Clinton and Trump
New Hampshire: Sanders and Trump (what the hell, state?)
Virginia: Clinton and Trump

headcaseheidi March 3 2016, 01:58:38 UTC

if pennsylvania goes red i will personally harm every one of the relatives on my mom's side of the family

dorawa March 3 2016, 04:23:05 UTC

I swear to God, if the redneck assholes of Ohio fuck up again... my state is a mess.

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fenchurchly March 2 2016, 23:36:15 UTC

I feel exactly the same way.

mimblexwimble March 2 2016, 23:48:38 UTC

I feel the same way. But who knows, maybe Hillary will surprise me. That would be really nice, especially with regards to her foreign policy.

meadowphoenix March 3 2016, 02:12:13 UTC

I understand why you would want to, but frankly distancing yourself from politics only helps more candidates like Hillary get elected.

eveofrevolution March 2 2016, 17:35:43 UTC

Re: Republican Parents/Family Commiseration Thread redstar826 March 2 2016, 17:58:07 UTC

My dad voted for Kasich (absentee, Michigan's election isn't until next tuesday). But, he is sensible enough to not like Trump, and if Trump is the nominee he said he will vote for whomever the Democrat is in the general election

eveofrevolution March 2 2016, 17:59:38 UTC

Re: Republican Parents/Family Commiseration Thread cherriesarered March 2 2016, 19:07:45 UTC

Bless your dad.

I doubt my dad likes Trump, but I'm afraid he might vote for him in the general election because I know he doesn't like Sanders (and probably not Clinton).

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cher_arlequin March 2 2016, 17:40:19 UTC

i'm mostly just amazed that rubio actually managed to win something