2016 Postmortem

nadinbrzezinski

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7. Anecdtoal I know

Wed Jun 1, 2016, 05:28 PM

Jun 2016

Last edited Wed Jun 1, 2016, 08:50 PM - Edit history (1)

but a couple of my neighbors are sitting it out. You see they hold clearances, they were very much pro HRC until the OIG report came out, and they read editorials, They cannot vote for her on national security grounds. They have convinced a few of their friends NOT TO VOTE for HRC on those grounds. There is aub story that is making the rounds, and pissing people in the Intel community off to end.

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/05/kristian-saucier-investigation-hillary-clinton-223646

One of them alerted me to this story. Chew on that.

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WSJ/NBC Poll: Hillary Clinton Holds 2-Point Lead Ahead of California Primary [View all] NWCorona Jun 2016 OP

As a local anatlyst put it today nadinbrzezinski Jun 2016 #1

Yup! NWCorona Jun 2016 #3

maybe Demsrule86 Jun 2016 #5

It won't affect who is the nominee but that doesn't make it irrelevant. Cheese Sandwich Jun 2016 #26

Some of these folks have the attitude that the United States woudl be better without CA nadinbrzezinski Jun 2016 #32

Message auto-removed Name removed Jun 2016 #28

Theirs is a closed primary nadinbrzezinski Jun 2016 #29

The key question concerns those who've already voted. kstewart33 Jun 2016 #58

None really knowns becuase of the surge of registrations to the deadline nadinbrzezinski Jun 2016 #59

Expect Hillarys margin will increase after the dissing by sanders beachbumbob Jun 2016 #2

I don't expect Hillary to rise at all. NWCorona Jun 2016 #4

We will know in a week...but sanders is being ripped to shreds beachbumbob Jun 2016 #8

Is that anything new? I do agree that we will know soon enough. NWCorona Jun 2016 #9

Anecdtoal I know nadinbrzezinski Jun 2016 #7

comments are interesting there......nt grasswire Jun 2016 #62

so after massive voter disenfranchisement that's all they have to show? azurnoir Jun 2016 #6

There was no massive voter disenfranchisement. LonePirate Jun 2016 #13

2% is hardly anything especially when one realizes it falls within the error zone azurnoir Jun 2016 #30

The Chicken Little response Renew Deal Jun 2016 #22

perhaps disinformation or lack of of informing is more to your taste? azurnoir Jun 2016 #27

Your post is literally disinformation. Renew Deal Jun 2016 #31

No it isn't it's based on a suit brought by Sanders supporters that a judge refused to consider azurnoir Jun 2016 #33

Thank you. The judge said it was "frivolous" Renew Deal Jun 2016 #35

No it was not disinformation at all in fact your replies prove the opposite azurnoir Jun 2016 #37

With as much money spent by the BS camp against HRC and all the hits coming Jitter65 Jun 2016 #10

If you really think that how will she have a chance against trump? NWCorona Jun 2016 #12

Yay Bernie! Vote smart, California! senz Jun 2016 #11

Even with only a 2% win, she still clinches KingFlorez Jun 2016 #14

Bernie needs more than 2% and I think he will get more in the end. NWCorona Jun 2016 #16

He needs to keep Clinton from getting any delegates KingFlorez Jun 2016 #17

If Bernie locked up Cali it would put him over Hillary. NWCorona Jun 2016 #20

If that happened... highly unlikely nadinbrzezinski Jun 2016 #34

How big was the absentee/already voted sample? Was it included in the overall results? LonePirate Jun 2016 #15

Not even close to the 85% Bernie needs Renew Deal Jun 2016 #18

He doesn't need 85%. He'd love to get 51%. imagine2015 Jun 2016 #23

He needs 85% to even get close to clinching the nomination KingFlorez Jun 2016 #24

This is what alot of these guys don't seem to get and I'm not sure why. Even if Sanders wins Number23 Jun 2016 #63

It's pretty rare when California can decide the nominee. I look for a huge turnout. B Calm Jun 2016 #19

Hillary had a huge lead in California just a few weeks ago. She's falling fast. imagine2015 Jun 2016 #21

Pay attention, please, California... her trajectory ain't looking good against tRump. JudyM Jun 2016 #25

How many Trump supporters are voting for Bernie? Renew Deal Jun 2016 #36

If they are Republicans they do not get to vote in the Democratic Primary nadinbrzezinski Jun 2016 #39

What if they are NPP's? Renew Deal Jun 2016 #40

Theirs is a closed priimary nadinbrzezinski Jun 2016 #41

This message was self-deleted by its author Renew Deal Jun 2016 #42

Can't they request a Democratic ballot? Renew Deal Jun 2016 #44

Only NPP voters can. SaschaHM Jun 2016 #45

What about people that intend to vote for Trump in the GE and are NPP's? Renew Deal Jun 2016 #46

Yeah, they can. SaschaHM Jun 2016 #50

They could have changed their registration up till a couple weeks ago- with minimum effort. bettyellen Jun 2016 #51

You believe that happens often? I don't nadinbrzezinski Jun 2016 #52

I am shocked at how many here claim they have changed registration- and more than once- bettyellen Jun 2016 #54

And yet they are in the same percentage as the other two nadinbrzezinski Jun 2016 #57

Was just correcting your mistake that there was no time for them to switch to Republican.... bettyellen Jun 2016 #60

And that is not my mistake, you keep spreading FUD and a lie nadinbrzezinski Jun 2016 #61

Trump tended to pull from both bases, republican and independent. SaschaHM Jun 2016 #43

So pretty much a split in the delegates no matter who wins. SaschaHM Jun 2016 #38

How many of those indys are independent party and not non party affiliated MattP Jun 2016 #47

Wow, thought I saw +13 on DU about an hour ago...She's dropping FAST. -nt- NorthCarolina Jun 2016 #48

She is having a big problems with likeability, and favorbility. B Calm Jun 2016 #49

and trustworthiness! B Calm Jun 2016 #56

Let's hope for an unprecedentedly large turnout Babel_17 Jun 2016 #53

the Clinton campaign is worried Rosa Luxemburg Jun 2016 #55