About South Carolina
South Carolina... Nevada... I tell
ya...
ya been had!
Ya been took!
Ya been hoodwinked!
Bamboozled!
Led astray!
Run amok!
There are twenty-six primaries and
caucuses over the next three weeks, with thousands of delegates at
stake.
Bernie only needs approx 40% of the
super Tuesday delegates, after that, he is heavily favored in the
next 19 primary states, 9 of which are swing states and THAT is when
Bernie will win.
After Nevada, the scoreboard had Bernie
Sanders up by 1, 52 to 51 democratic delegates.
Now, Bernie is down by 18 democratic
delegates after a brutal slaughtering in South Carolina. Just an
absolute massacre, a damn near genocide, ethnic cleansing.
That's with 43 of SC's 53 reported.
31-12
64-82
So the new Scoreboard is: 82-64, Hillary is up by 18.
though 10 delegates haven't been counted yet, for some reason,
probably will be figured out tomorrow;
and fuck those super pooper delegate predators.
There's 3 months still left to go
March April and May.
June 14, is when DC's election commences
July 25-28 is the National Dem Convention in Philly
there's 52 elections left to go... why 52 more elections? 50 – 4 …
is 46, right?
Well yeah, it is, but American Samoa, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico,
Guam, Northern Marianas, and overseas Troops are also considered
their own separate elections.
American Samoa will be voting on Bernie v Hillary this Tuesday. They
have 6 democratic delegates up for grabs, and 5 super poopers.
Overall, there's 865 democratic delegates total to get on Super
Tuesday.
There's still over 4,000 democratic delegates to get altogether.
None of the delegates actually dont get counted until July 25... or
July 28, because the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia
Pennsylvania is going to last for 3 days. So that's 4 months away.
52 elections
4,000 democratic delegates
yeah, we got time. Not much, but we do.
Xxxx
“mathematical impossibility”
2384 is needed
4766 is total delegates (2383 is half)
super pooper delegated predators are
15% of total delegate count.
4766 is the total # of delegates. Let's
give Hillary all the super poopers... minus 17, who have already
pledged with him.
So 715 minus 17 = 698
If Hillary gains all of the
superdelegates...
the earliest she could win,
she would have to get in front of
bernie by 1586 votes... in democratic delegates.
Would be March 15.
865 delegates to get on Super Tuesday
then 691 on March 15, Florida Illonios
NC Ohio, Missouri;
Scoreboard: 82-64
So Hillary is up by 18 democratic delegates, which is a far cry from
the 1586 democratic delegates needed to win, so...
18 +
on March 12, after the Northern Marianas election, another
Pacific Ocean island that is apparently US territory, which has 6
democratic delegates up for grabs, 5 undemocratic poopers, the exact
same as American Samoa.
There's 1202 more democratic delegates, so that's not past the 1586
threshold, so we go into the March 15 voting day, which gives us 1893
total votes, which crosses the 1586 threshold.
So even if we gave Shitlery all the super poopers, and every single
delegates in every single election from here on out, the closest date
that Bernie can lose the whole thing is on March 15.
...if Hillary was to win every single election, 100% of all the
delegates, including in proportional voting states, the earliest she
could win the entire Democratic primary would be on March 15.
Super Tuesday will not be Bernie's death nail in his Presidential
aspirations coffin.
So Bernie's got time, but not much more. Bernie's got to generate new
enthusiasm, get more radical, have more folks on the streets,
pounding the pavement, or drive vans to go vote... maybe driving with
a bullhorn and a truck, reminding folks to go vote.
Also, educate folks. We got to reach out to new folks, form new
coalitions, and figure it all out once he's victorious.
even if March 15 seems like it could be the day of Bernie's death
nail, don't forget I assumed that
all super delegates went to Hillary
many super delegates are politicians, which means once the political
winds turns against them, they'll all cave and crumble, and support
the Democratic Party's nominee for President;
I also assumed, that Hillary would win all states, including the
proportional states, which is ridiculous to assume that Bernie would
get zero. He'll at least get 20% just because he's an alternative
choice. And he just may get 75%, like in NH.
So Hillary won't get every single delegate on Super Tuesday, that's
not even possible.
Both assumptions are ridiculous, so March 15 isn't the line of
demarcation, the thin red line. I just know that at least, it'll go
on until then, and probably then some. Bernie said he's in it all of
the way to the end.
Bernie needs to get 40% of Super Tuesday democratic delegates, and if
Bernie can keep the elections close, get at least 40%,
the next 19 primaries after Super Tuesday, he's winning in those
states.
And if Bernie wins Super Tuesday, then call him President Bernie
Sanders, since you fucks were about to call it for Bernie for the
same reason, you hypocritical fk'n bastards.
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