Remember the old phone plans that used to roll over minutes?

[TwilightZone]

Maybe what Bernie needs is a delegate-rollover plan. If he carries over the delegates from this election....

[shenmue]

1. Ha!

[misterhighwasted]

2. when bernie loses the Dem nom to Hillary, will he campaign for Trump?

40% of his WV voters also really like Trump.
Makes sense. Trump borrows bernies anti Hillary slogans, and their share the same voter demographic & their goal is not about presenting a sound working public policy but to defeat Hillary, so why wouldnt he?

Their biggest problem in both July & Nov is their 1 demographic.
Hillary has all the rest in a solid majority.

Thats why they will both lose to Hillary Clinton.
Hillary's base.
See how that works?

[SharonClark]

5. Don't let those 40% in WV mess with your mind

They have a bad economy and are very conservative. What we can take from the primary last night is that the Democratic candidate won't win the general election there.

[TwilightZone]

6. "40% of his WV voters also really like Trump."

My impression is that "also" might not be necessary in that sentence. I think they were Trump voters all along who decided to mess with the primary. I don't think they ever had any plans to vote for Sanders in November.

I could certainly be wrong, it's mostly just a hunch, but this is the same state where 42% voted in the Dem primary for a guy in jail over Obama in 2012, so I think it's a lot of the same people.

Edit: typo

[misterhighwasted]

3. it appears he's already rolling his primary voters over to Trump in the GE

The pattern so far suggests this. re West Virginia etc.

[Thinkingabout]

4. And if you look at Hillary's rollover she still has the minutes to go through the

Convention. She will be getting "bonus" minutes in super delegates, she will get a large number of those remaining who have not endorsed.