Mini Tuesday results thread

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Hopefully Bernie stays in if only for upcoming special election turnout

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Biden has the yuppie limousine liberal vote. He is going to get destroyed with WWC maybe even worse than Hillary.

Says the hundreds of rural counties and millions of rural voters that have already casted ballots for Biden.

He won't do that in November. You're in for a rude awakening when Trump wins MI again.

I remember last time you were so confident about an election result, Democrats ended up winning two governors mansions in dark red states

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Bernie should not do these things. I'm a huge supporter but it's obvious there's no path. Bernie needs to drop out ASAP.

Preferably after the late April primaries due to some special elections

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Really weak showing for Bernie out west. If he loses ID and WA, he should drop out.

He shouldn’t drop out until after Wisconsin

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I bet none of us expected this election to be over by early March, and for the 2016 primary to outlast it.

2016 was for all intents and purposes over by March

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I think we can call Idaho. Sanders would have to win the outstanding vote by 25% and nothing tonight suggests he’s capable of that

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Here’s to hoping Sanders stays in through Wisconsin clinging to the non-thread of a ND win and a tiny lead in Washington (which will probably evaporate in a few days)

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Here’s to hoping Sanders stays in through Wisconsin clinging to the non-thread of a ND win and a tiny lead in Washington (which will probably evaporate in a few days)

I want to win that race as much as the next guy, but is it really worth protracting a primary fight for another 6 weeks?

Since everyone else already knows the primary is over, it shouldn’t have any real effect on the November result unless Sanders goes full kamikaze