Hi everyone! Back after a month and a half or so. Did I miss anything?
Last time I was here, Hillary had just won a tight Iowa victory, which Bernie fans were describing as a "loss", and Bernie was about to take NH.
According to the predictions of Bernie fans at the time, the following things must have happened since then.
--After seeing a few pics from the 60s and listening to Cornel West, AA voters will be cured of their Stockholm Syndrome
--Latino voters will understand that Dolores Huerta is a scam artist, and flock to Bernie in Nevada
--Bernie is going to win everywhere except for a few former confederate states.
--After Super Tuesday, the race turns Bernie friendly, and by March 15, Bernie will be tied or even ahead.
So how did that all go?
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Bottom line? Hillary Slams the Door on Bernie
Ohio was the wild card win that allows Clinton to shift her gaze forward
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"Hillary Clinton's wins tonight effectively ended the Democratic nomination for president,” said Brad Woodhouse, the president of Correct the Record. “It is all but mathematically impossible for Bernie Sanders to overtake her lead. Her message is resonating and hers is the real revolution--a revolution that will break down barriers and that will get things done for the American people."
But if Florida was a bonanza that widened the delegate gap between them, Ohio was the wild card win that allowed Clinton to shift her gaze forward -- her 13-point victory represented a staggering blow to Sanders, who was not able to translate his economic message and opposition to foreign trade deals into success in Ohio and Illinois. In the other industrial Midwestern states to vote Tuesday, Clinton held a slight lead in Missouri with 99 percent of the vote in."
More..
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/03/hillary-clinton-donald-trump-bernie-sanders-220844
workingclass~http://hillaryclintonsupporters.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=7492
Welcome back, DanTex!
This right here >>>>>>>>>
But if Florida was a bonanza that widened the delegate gap between them, Ohio was the wild card win that allowed Clinton to shift her gaze forward -- her 13-point victory represented a staggering blow to Sanders, who was not able to translate his economic message and opposition to foreign trade deals into success in Ohio and Illinois. In the other industrial Midwestern states to vote Tuesday, Clinton held a slight lead in Missouri with 99 percent of the vote in."
It's all over because you weren't here to stop it. Everything they said happened like clockwork.
You should have seen the epic wins he pulled off in Florida and North Carolina.
Or maybe not.
Welcome back.
Welcome back!
As you know if you've read the board at all
1. Because of our cult's success the country is doomed for all eternity
2. As oligarchs and billionaires we destroyed our last chance to save the working man
3. Obama, Biden, Dean, Lewis, Sherrod Brown, Warren, about 500 super delegates and most of the Democratic party are in on it with us.
4. The -and this is exciting- media is totally in our pocket now
So it's been GREAT 
(Welcome back. The majority around here is still in enthralled by hidden The Revolution, having totally missed the one we had 8 yr ago)
See Bernie is going to win all those up coming winner take all primaries. Especially he is going to win all the delegates in CA and waltz into the convention and demand that everyone write his talking points into the platform.
Then he is going to demand allegiance to the revolution from all of Hillary's super delegates. 
That's all you missed!
Glad to see you back. You are someone who I do a lot of reading of - or did -but will again . . . now that you are back.
Now get out there and start telling the truth! Bravenak was up all night picking up your slack. 
How you like me now???????
Oh, and WELCOME BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bernie's on track to win the nomination. Didn't you hear?