Where does Bernie's Campaign Stand
After Super Tuesday?
88% of congressional seats are being
voted on this year, which is important, because Bernie Sanders could
be successful with his political revolution this year, or perhaps
Trump could also. Elections in and of themselves, since the
leadership is changed, are political revolutions anyways. Of course,
true blue Revolutions are Revolutions too, as is, changing the
constitution, changing the entire rulebook to the game.
Exit polls found out that 1 out of 5
super tuesday Republican voters made up their minds in the last few
days.
Unless Obama endorses him, Trump will
be the Republican nomination.
4 US States on Super Tuesday went to
Bernie Sanders, and 7 states, and 1 us territory, went to chicken
shit chickenhawk Shitlery shit-ton.
Shitlery's Super Tuesday has widened
her delegate lead over Bernie Sanders.
Shitlery is assured of winning at least
457 of the 865 delegates at stake for the night.
Sanders will gain at least 286.
There are 122 delegates that remain to
be allocated, depending on the margin of victory in several states
and congressional districts.
Going into Super Tuesday, the
Scoreboard was 90 to 66, 90 to 66... Shitlery had a 24-delegate
advantage based on wins from the 4 previous primaries and caucuses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09v0okBT9l8
Now, she's 195 delegates up. The
scoreboard is 547 to 352, not including those 122 unallocated
delegates which haven't been figured out, Shitlery is 195 delegates
up.
But that's 352 delegates for Bernie.
Plus his 22 supers. So that's 374 delegates so far whose in favor of
Democratic Socialism.
So Super Tuesday wasn't as bad of a
bloodbath decimation as I was expecting.
It takes the magic number of 2,383
delegates to win the nomination.
So the Scoreboard, for now, after Super
Tuesday, is: 547 to 352. Shitlery is up by 195.
2383 or 2384 is the magic number of
delegates that will make up the majority for the July 25 Philly
convention... Shitlery will need 1700-1800 delegates, and it's
mathematically impossible to accomplish that in the month of March.
It'll have to happen in April, or later, or never, because Shitlery
will lose. Bernie will win.
This election is all but guaranteed to
run the gauntlet, going all of the way to the Washington DC election
on June 14, and beyond, to Philly at the Democratic National
Convention. Hillary went all the way to the end, or close to it, and
if her resolve can carry her forward, then so should Bernie's. Unless
Bernie drops out, which I'm 99% confident that he won't, then the
Democratic primary will go to the end, June 14, Washington DC...
and the democracy in Washington DC
should be pointed out, because it's ironic. While DC gets to vote on
the Presidential election, which they won in 1961 after the 23rd
Amendment to the US Constitution was passed, and so DC gets to offer
up their 3 measly electors to the electoral college, they don't have
any representation in the House or Senate.
DC's only voice in Congress is a
non-voting delegate, Eleanor Holmes Norton, who serves in the House
of Representatives but she's not permitted to vote on the floor of
Congress. In 1978, Congress passed a constitutional amendment to give
D.C. full voting representation, but it was not ratified by the
states.
The citizens who live in Washington DC,
our nation's capitol, have to pay taxes, without representation. They
have taxation without representation. DC, which allowed with 4 US
states, have legalized marijuana, are primed and ready, for a
Revolution.
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