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He's giving @Red Dreams ideas for some new material.
He's giving @Red Dreams ideas for some new material.
Biden's strategy is basically one huge gamble today. He's hoping a 15% - 20% or even high win. He can then turn this into a fundraising moment and is also gambling that the mainstream narrative is that a decisive win makes him "the only credible moderate in the field". He's then hoping a crushing win closes ST poll gaps without having to spend money.
The whole focus now is not stopping Bernie getting to a plurality of delegates, it's all about taking the nomination away from him at the convention via Super Delegates on the second round. It's undeniable at this point.
I guess they are doing exit polls.CNN already called South Carolina for Biden. How? No numbers are in as of now.
CNN already called South Carolina for Biden. How? No numbers are in as of now.
Any actual numbers of these exit polls. I have not seen any on CNNExit Polls are overwhelmingly projecting a big Biden win.
Any actual numbers of these exit polls. I have not seen any on CNN
According to exit polls, he received 60 percent of the black vote in South Carolina. (Black voters are approximately 55 percent of the electorate).
Big win for Biden. If Bloomberg does badly on ST, then this will shape into a Bernie Vs Biden race after Tuesday.
So fickle our media is.538: Biden’s margin among black voters in South Carolina was 60-17 over Sanders, according to exit polls. Sanders will get bad press over this. CNN is back on Biden train, talk of Bloomberg dropping out and consolidating behind Biden after ........ 1 primary win.
538: Biden’s margin among black voters in South Carolina was 60-17 over Sanders, according to exit polls. Sanders will get bad press over this. CNN is back on Biden train, talk of Bloomberg dropping out and consolidating behind Biden after ........ 1 primary win.
No one except Biden seems to get more than 15% of the votes, essentially giving all the pledged delegates to Biden. If this happens, then Biden enters the super Tuesday as the candidate with the most pledged delegates (around double of those of Bernie's).
No. Super Tuesday is 2 days away, Bloomberg is already running gazillion ads. It is only over if Biden established himself decisively as number 2 to Bernie.It already is. Bloomberg is effectively done.
He was winning (probably by double digits) anyway, but the endorsement seemed to have helped him to win even more decisively.That's a big fecking win. Did that single endorsement cause such a turn?
No one except Biden seems to get more than 15% of the votes, essentially giving all the pledged delegates to Biden. If this happens, then Biden enters the super Tuesday as the candidate with the most pledged delegates.
No one except Biden seems to get more than 15% of the votes, essentially giving all the pledged delegates to Biden. If this happens, then Biden enters the super Tuesday as the candidate with the most pledged delegates.
538 seems to be behind in the reporting. NPR and others are showing Biden around 49 (~7000 votes) and Bernie around 19 but still only 1% reporting.No one except Biden seems to get more than 15% of the votes, essentially giving all the pledged delegates to Biden. If this happens, then Biden enters the super Tuesday as the candidate with the most pledged delegates (around double of those of Bernie's).
That's a big fecking win. Did that single endorsement cause such a turn?
That would be nice. It will probably still have Biden leading in overall delegates, but the margin won't be as high.sanders is likely to get 18-20-ish%.
I suppose this was expected. The 45+ age southern black voting block is very conservative and Obama is hugely popular. So Biden riding on Obama's coattails is a huge plus for him.The fecking south
I mean it really depends how broken one's thinking really is. If you repost every poll or tweets about russian investigation for years on straight, it'll eventually get to you.