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she's barely going to win
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by
mr. plow
read this earlier: basically, why demographics and delegate numbers are against Sanders. -- (link)
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mafic
Feb 1 '16, 20:30
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he would've needed about 70% of the delegates to be on track to win.
(cookpolitical.com)
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sure, but given those inherent advantages, she would liked to have done better than one point -- nm
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mr. plow
Feb 1, 20:37
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more that Bernie has an inherent advantage in Iowa and NH. they're likely to be his strongest showings. elsewhere... less so. -- nm
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mafic
Feb 1, 21:17
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