If your team lost 8 in a row what would you think about that

[Csainvestor]

Would it be time for introspection?

Hillaries lead has been cut by 30% but a pro sports team would think things were fine?

[JackRiddler]

1. The Clinton machine doesn't do introspection.

On the other hand, this is not a team sport. Or it should not be.

Issues, anyone?

[JonLeibowitz]

11. I tried discussing issues of govt surveillance and free speech yesterday.

A vocal Hillary supporter told me my concerns were unimportant because poor urban voters don't rank it high on their list of concerns.

Then they told me I could find better support for my views among Ted Cruz or Rand Paul.

Fuck me.

[awake]

2. I would need to change my underware

And rethink how my team was running things

[Zynx]

3. When all of those eight states combined have fewer people than the states she won on 3/15, no.

She's going to win NY, PA, MD, and DE coming up, too, and then it's over.

[Renew Deal]

9. Hillary will probably win more delegates in NY than the other 8 combined.

[brooklynite]

4. Whereas losing five in a row (on the same day) is no biggie?

[Csainvestor]

8. Bernie pretty much tied in IL and MO

Hillary lost by double digits in every single contest since then.

[Zynx]

17. Not Arizona. And most of the rest were small states.

She'll win NY and pretty much close this thing out next week.

[brooklynite]

20. Hillary pretty much tied in Wyoming.

[morningfog]

22. Her comeback!

[Renew Deal]

5. That they have a good chance to win the World Series

http://www.massholesports.com/2011/04/longest-losing-streak-by-world-series.html

[Agschmid]

7. Lol that's exactly how I felt.

[Agschmid]

6. If your "team" won 8 in a row and didn't move the delegates would it be time as well?

[davidn3600]

10. But if you know the end is rigged in your favor...

...you aren't going to sweat any.

The Superdelegates are going to assure a Hillary win no matter what. It's predetermined.

[rock]

12. If only winning ball games got you delegates

[Buzz cook]

13. If Clinton keeps loosing like this

She'll lock the nomination before the convention.

[Lucinda]

14. Yes they would, if the championship was decided by total points.

And ours is.

[wildeyed]

15. But you gotta think about the primary

as one loooong game with many breaks. Kinda like cricket And my team blew yours out in the early innings and is now so far ahead that they are strategically grinding the clock to try avoid injury to key players and to save energy for the championship game.

[onehandle]

16. If your team was millions of votes behind what would you think about that

[Adrahil]

18. Not considering the states involved.

If he wins New York, you MIGHT have something talk about, but the math is looking grim. Even with his recent string of wins, he is not on the pace he needs to be to overtake Clinton in the delegate count.

[Nye Bevan]

19. Pretty good if their record was still 74-35. (nt)

[MineralMan]

21. I live in Minnesota. That's normal here.

But elections aren't a sport, see. The playoffs will happen in July, and the national championship is in November. But, it's the fans who decide who wins, unlike with sports. The fans. We vote, and the team with the most votes wins.

See the difference?