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Hillary Clinton

Tarheel_Dem

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8. There are no arguments left for Sanders to flip supers, hypothetical GE polls, notwithstanding.

Reply to WI_DEM (Original post)

Wed Jun 8, 2016, 03:32 PM

Jun 2016

It's over. I imagine Sanders will be pushing President Obama to talk to Hillary about retiring his campaign debt tomorrow. There's a reason why he still hasn't released his May fundraising yet. He used to be first out of the gate every month to release his yuge haul, but they're playing very coy this month, just like the tax returns.

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HRC beat BS by 661,641 popular votes yesterday [View all] WI_DEM Jun 2016 OP

The people have spoken! AWESOME! lunamagica Jun 2016 #1

NOOOO, you didn't include the votes in the ND caucus! No matter that... George II Jun 2016 #2

355 is really sad, isn't it? tonyt53 Jun 2016 #4

That's not the popular vote, that's the elected district delegate count. George II Jun 2016 #5

there's more than that in our local costco most of the time lol nt msongs Jun 2016 #6

Before Yesterday... jamese777 Jun 2016 #3

Didn't she win by something like 900 delegates???? Walk away Jun 2016 #7

There are no arguments left for Sanders to flip supers, hypothetical GE polls, notwithstanding. Tarheel_Dem Jun 2016 #8