Thread: 2016 Democratic US Presidential Candidates

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

Originally Posted by Troy

I think Sanders needed Nevada to keep up the momentum if he was to be a serious challenge to Clinton. Still, it must have given her a little scare and possibly a little change to encompass some of his thoughts.

America simply isn't ready for Bernie just yet...Let's hope a younger version jumps into view next time.

Not sure why Nevada is deemed so important, not many people there.

You don’t pay very good attention, do you?

Originally Posted by S Landreth

Now on to Nevada where there’s a more diverse population

President Hillary Clinton

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

Originally Posted by S Landreth

You don’t pay very good attention, do you?

Honestly. when I see a page full of your stupid graphs and equations, I don't bother with any of it.

Ok so Nevada has a diverse albeit small population, which means Clinton big money would have more influence than a grassroots candidate like Sanders.
Do you have a cutesy graph comparing the money spent by each candidate?

Now that might be interesting.

And correlate that with the votes each received on a cutesy graph.

Now that might be interesting.

How about a graph delineating the level of bullshit with the amount of money spent?

Now that might be interesting.

We don’t know the final count in Nevada as of yet, so no numbers/graphs that you enjoy so much now. Pay attention!

But I did find New Hampshire’s numbers.

Hope you enjoy the pretty pictures above (I do try to make it easy for people like you) and careful on your stool.

And a reminder. The next president of the United States.

Final numbers for Nevada are in

Clinton wins of 57% pledged delegates and 54% pledged/unpledged/uncommitted delegates

Originally Posted by longshot

I got a bargain for Bernie winning Nevada at nearly 3 to 1. 538 gives him a 50% chance of winning there.

You know there used to be another demented loser that used to post here and you could bet his predictions would be wrong 100% of the time. I don’t bet (for the most part), but please tell me longshot, who do you think will win the South Carolina primary? I might place a bet on the person you think will lose.

Looking ahead,…….

Looking further ahead,……