God can't save you in the Granite State: 2016 New Hampshire Primary 2/9/16

Who wins New Hampshire? Choose 1 Repub and 1 Dem

  • Clinton

    Votes: 5 5.8%
  • Sanders

    Votes: 77 89.5%
  • Trump

    Votes: 56 65.1%
  • Rubio

    Votes: 6 7.0%
  • Cruz

    Votes: 5 5.8%
  • Jeb

    Votes: 2 2.3%
  • Christie

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Carson

    Votes: 1 1.2%
  • Kaisch

    Votes: 4 4.7%
  • Fiorina

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    86
  • Poll closed .

NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong

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No there wouldnt. Read up on Gerrymandering.

im not a rookie. ive worked congressional and senate campaigns..im saying itd flip in the sense that there would be younger and new people emerging in elections that were previously disenchanted. 2 new coalitions (trump/sanders). generational power hand-down
 

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So it looks like Fiorina and Christie are dropping out. Can't see Carson staying in it much longer either.

That leaves Trump, Cruz, Rubio, and Kaisch. Shyt's starting to get interesting...:patrice:

Rubiobot needs a firmware upgrade badly, otherwise he may be next in line to drop out after Carson.

I'm cracking up at all the politicians that starting endorsing Rubio after Iowa, dudes thought they were gonna ride the wave
 

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yes he does

you know how?

bc there would be a massive flip on local and fed congressional levels based on enthusiasm. bernie dems or bernie led party..same with trump...trump style repubs

its the millenials, us, taking back whats ours. as long as we back both until the gen..settle differences then..and stay involved after then everything works

you just have to understand that both "bases" were misdiagnosed for 15 years due to low turnout. the obama groundswell led more ogranically to bernie thna hillary because hillary is a pandering crony. her constituency in the senate was Wall st for christ sakes...they thought thatd be enough last time..now sec state...they didnt get that they represent the antiquated and failed past rather than obama progression. its clinton-obama-sanders not clinton-obama-clinton...and clinton's message is incrementalist liberalism which essentially gets things done as the status quo $ deem fit. any discord is because of angry and panicked corruption, not organic democratic groundswell continuance of bernie or the new Trump movement. Our enemy is ideological, so our american movements now are too. Any establishment arguing on nuance already lost and anyone that pivots is a panderer that exposes the underlying suspicion that they are bought. deal with it. stand up for yourself and not a baby boomer patronizing schmuck. develop your own ideology and run or stump somewhere next time..if you are a millenial..just get rid of Establishment on both ends.

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You see it. These muthafukkas are so out of touch it's ridiculous. The country is shifting and most of these politicians aren't.
 

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#Trumpset in favor of Medical Marijuana :ehh:

and "he'd wait on science"...:shaq:science is overwhelmingly pro weed now (in progress)..he'd cede that vote to the states to keep governors accountable for being good executives. if state govt's say that pros > cons then decrim/legalize and make $ :yeshrug:He'd say hey, it works for some, doesnt for others..you decide :manny::troll:
 

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There are 12 states with gubernatorial elections in 2016 and 2020. Of those only 4 arent already held by democrats. You can forget about Utah and Indiana going D. North Carolina is the only state that you could reasonably expect to get flipped to D if Bernie turns out the vote. On the other hand you could very easily have Missouri go from a D governor to an R same thing with West Virginia.

There are 36 gubernatorial elections in 2018, which is a midterm election. Guess who doesn't show up for midterm elections..................................the youth and minorities. Who needs the youth and minorities to vote in order to win..................................... Democrats.

Depending on the youth vote is a very dangerous thing as the youth have to be motivated to come out and vote while the older voting bloc tuns out regardless. If Bernie gets absolutely nothing accomplished his first 2 years due to republican led gridlock (which is the most likely outcome) the youth vote will be even smaller than it already will be in a midterm election.
This is actually an intelligent post and you did research but like @wire28 and @Atlrocafella you miss the point. Let me respond, Indiana is a state Obama won with the youth vote but it's tough. Besides that, you're missing my point. The youth will not show up for Hillary in a midterm REGARDLESS. Neither she nor Sanders have high prospects of getting much done their first two years. The only way is to get a Democratic Majority in 2018, and Sanders is much more likely to get young people out to vote than Hillary is. That's the point. So you're over here saying that if he gets nothing done the youth won't show up, but Obama did get shyt done and they still did not show up.

The youth only show up when inspired by a candidate to go vote against/for something. I'm of the belief that Sanders is more likely to keep them engaged and angry at something. Sanders entire m.o is this "permanent campaign" idea and whether it will work remains to be seen, but it's more convincing to me than Hillary's propensity for belligerence overseas. Hillary is to the right of most of the party on foreign policy, and that's where she's most likely to make anything move those first two years. That does not inspire confidence.
 

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This is actually an intelligent post and you did research but like @wire28 and @Atlrocafella you miss the point. Let me respond, Indiana is a state Obama won with the youth vote but it's tough. Besides that, you're missing my point. The youth will not show up for Hillary in a midterm REGARDLESS. Neither she nor Sanders have high prospects of getting much done their first two years. The only way is to get a Democratic Majority in 2018, and Sanders is much more likely to get young people out to vote than Hillary is. That's the point. So you're over here saying that if he gets nothing done the youth won't show up, but Obama did get shyt done and they still did not show up.

The youth only show up when inspired by a candidate to go vote against/for something. I'm of the belief that Sanders is more likely to keep them engaged and angry at something. Sanders entire m.o is this "permanent campaign" idea and whether it will work remains to be seen, but it's more convincing to me than Hillary's propensity for belligerence overseas. Hillary is to the right of most of the party on foreign policy, and that's where she's most likely to make anything move those first two years. That does not inspire confidence.
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What would HIllary get passed in 2017 and 2018 that Sanders would not? Second, how would Hillary get the youth to come out in 2018 when most of them genuinely do not like her? I think you misunderstand that there is a visceral disdain for the "establishment" among this group. That generation that has this job market and felt it from 08 forward is very salty. Hillary lost 93-5 among voters that valued honesty and integrity. Tell me, if Barack Obama with twice the charisma as Hillary could not get the brehs to vote, how will Hillary?
 

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But the only thing funnier is you would swear he is in their inner circle or apart of their hedge funds benefiting from this elitist, corrupt America is the bully of the world bullshyt. But he isn't, he is getting screwed like the rest of us. He is like the psycho groupie :mindblown:
Napoleon is the Harley Quinn of neo con corporatism
 

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and "he'd wait on science"...:shaq:science is overwhelmingly pro weed now (in progress)..he'd cede that vote to the states to keep governors accountable for being good executives. if state govt's say that pros > cons then decrim/legalize and make $ :yeshrug:He'd say hey, it works for some, doesnt for others..you decide :manny::troll:

thats the best approach...and its a step in ridding away the '80s version of war on drugs
 
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