Kenny West
Veteran
Im aware of the forcasting. These situations are fluid and I want to see how this field looks with Warren gone and Biden exposed. That isnt what this topic is about.According to C-Span, Biden is at 664 and Sanders is at 573. So Biden is up 91 delegates. (I am aware some sites don't have the same exact numbers)
Also 61 delegates have not been passed out in Cali yet so that's not enough to make any real change for Sanders when Biden is likely to take a few of them. Utah has a very small amount and Colorado still waiting to pass out 23 delegates. Sanders is not taking all those delegates. So a best case for Sanders is that he's down 30, 40 delegates when everything is counted.
The rest of the map favors Biden. If Sanders wins both Michigan and Washington on March 10th, then he's still in trouble because on March 17th he may lose all 4 primaries. Arizona, Illnois, Florida, Ohio and three of those states have bigger delegate counts than the Biden favored states on March 10th. And he may lose a few of those states with poor margins that gives Biden more delegates.
point is these voting totals are not displaying the full count and ran stories anyway. We're discussing super tuesday as a runaway victory for Biden when their gains and totals are realtively close with Biden having more. Thats the conversation here.
We know how and why these tactics are employed after 2016. Just why does the dem media play these games with their voterbase?
They don't wanna hear this. And never have an explanation for it. Yearn to be in the house you claim to despise, brehs.

what's gonna win is the idea of a joe biden back in the white house