Bernie Sanders holds a massive 32-point lead over Hillary Clinton with voters under 50

[w4rma]

Source: The Hill

Clinton holds a 2-point edge nationally over Sanders, 50 to 48 percent, among Democratic primary voters surveyed in the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll published Monday.

Clinton held a 9-point lead in the survey last month, besting the Independent Vermont senator, 53 to 44 percent. In January, she led by 25 points, 59 to 34 percent.
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Nationally, Sanders leads Clinton, 66 to 32 percent, among white men in the latest poll, 66 to 34 percent among those ages 18–49, and 69 to 29 percent among independents and Republicans.

Meanwhile, Clinton leads 62 to 35 percent among older voters and holds a big lead among Democrats, 59 to 40 percent, over the self-described democratic socialist.

The survey of 339 Democratic primary voters was conducted April 10-14 with a margin of error of 5.32 points.

Read more: http://hill.cm/nipxgBs

[Trust Buster]

1. Wisdom vs. youth. Wisdom wins every time. Wisdom understands that there is no free lunch.

[tabasco]

2. Unless you're voting for a trillion dollar war,

then money doesn't matter!

[CentralCoaster]

3. Wisdom got theirs, screw the youth. Sanders leads among those who'll be alive in 30 years.

We should give them two votes each.

OBTW, even when you include all voters, Hillary is barely tied for this race.

[grasswire]

4. that doesn't even make sense nt

[Trust Buster]

5. Wisdom can sniff out a carnival barker very easily.

[angrychair]

8. rofl

Right wing talking points. You sound exactly like a couple of my right-wing batshit crazy relatives with the above line and the "Wisdom understands that there is no free lunch."

What a bunch of hyperbolic nonsense.

This "free stuff" meme is pathetic and embarrassing.

[Trust Buster]

9. Unless you happen to be the ones paying for others that is.

[angrychair]

11. Wow

That is all I can say. Are you sure you are on the correct site?
You are are stereotypical HRC supporter by all accounts so I shouldn't be surprised. I guess it's me that on the wrong site....

[Trust Buster]

14. Someone has to pay for trillions of dollars in new spending. That's just a fact. To ignore that side

of the quotient is foolish IMO. Sanders is unrealistic. He does not have the political coalition to achieve any of this.

[angrychair]

21. This horse has been beat to death

A hundred times over.
I'll gladly let them stand on their own.

[sadoldgirl]

15. Are you by chance a Repug? Just asking.

These are exactly their talking points.

[Trust Buster]

16. Pointing out that trillions in new spending must be paid for is common sense, your insults aside.

[SpareribSP]

18. Is this real?

Cool, while we're cutting out free stuff then we can also remove the Department of Education, Environmental Protection Agency, and uh, what was the third one again?

Cruz/Wisdom 2016!!!!

[BlueStater]

12. Precisely and that's why people with wisdom support Sanders.

The "carnival barker" you're referring to is the opportunistic, power-hungry, calculating hack of a former senator from New York who should have gone the fuck away years and years ago.

Making her SOS was one of Obama's biggest mistakes. If he really wanted to be the president of "hope and change", he should have let this '90s relic fade away into the dustbin of history like she so thoroughly deserves and not make her part of his administration.

[tex-wyo-dem]

6. Sounds like a Repub talking point...

Seriously, spare us. I'm 50 yo and have seen the $$trillions$$ spent on war and crap the doesn't benefit the American people one iota...in fact it ends up hurting us. Access to healthcare, higher education, day care, etc etc for everyone benefits everyone.

It's not "wanting free stuff", it's wanting a level playing field.

[Kittycat]

20. Free stuff?

Well then. Let's go right ahead and cut off Hillary's social security and Medicaid voters on day one, then. Free stuff.

GD GOP talking points on a democratic website. Comments like that used to call for an express delivery tombstone pizza. Sigh.

[JackRiddler]

10. Yeah yeah, the age-old excuses for the old eating the young.

[johnnyrocket]

19. No "free lunch"? Except SS, Medicare, foreign wars, bank bailouts, tax havens...

....otherwise, what? No free lunch for the downtrodden? They don't need medicine or food from their country?

[noretreatnosurrender]

7. More Info From Poll

This was from the CNN version about the same poll. Bernie is gaining on her with women and minorities.

The national poll found Clinton with a 15-point advantage among women, 57% to 42% -- down from a 20-point lead earlier this year. Sanders leads among men, 58% to 41%.

Clinton also leads among minority voters, 59% to 41%, a decline from her 30-point advantage in previous NBC News/Wall Street Journal polls.

Clinton's strongest group is those 50 and older. With them, she leads 62% to 35%. Sanders, meanwhile, is up 66% to 34% among those ages 18 to 49.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/04/18/politics/poll-hillary-clinton-leads-bernie-sanders-by-2-points/index.html

[MFM008]

13. to bad they dont seem to vote

my kids so lazy he would need a iron lung to breathe if he could get one.
lazzzzzzzzzy. They love to bitch and so few show up.

[w4rma]

17. Those 50 year old "kids" will still be alive for the next elections. (nt)