Sanders: I can still win the nomination

[HillOfANight]

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/02/bernie-sanders-super-tuesday-south-carolina-219931

Sanders said he believes he will win Tuesday in Minnesota, Colorado, Oklahoma and his home state, Vermont. He also said he expected "to do really well in Massachusetts"

Sanders acknowledged that his campaign did “really badly with older African American voters,” he said. “I mean, we got decimated.” But he pointed to his better margins with younger voters, including African-Americans, where he performed better.

“We came into that state at something like 7 percent, 8 percent in the polls. It was a tough road for us to hold,” he added.

[Matty]

lol

[The Other Castro]

What is he supposed to say?

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Well, technically tes.

[Lyin' Steve]

Hillary could die
And then every other credible Democratic politician could die

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

Translation: Keep those donations coming. Daddy's got 65k in credit card debt.

[IceSpear]

What is he supposed to say?

[Famous Mortimer]

There's a meme going around BSDMS that if Bernie won California by 10%, he would be beating Hillary in delegates at that point? I'm too lazy to check if that works out though.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Hillary could die

After all, she coughed three times on the campaign trail!

[Asian Nazi]

There's a meme going around BSDMS that if Bernie won California by 10%, he would be beating Hillary in delegates at that point? I'm too lazy to check if that works out though.

If Sanders somehow wins minority-heavy California by 10 points, he will probably have won the nomination anyway.

[Adam Griffin]

There's a meme going around BSDMS that if Bernie won California by 10%, he would be beating Hillary in delegates at that point? I'm too lazy to check if that works out though.

If Sanders somehow wins minority-heavy California by 10 points, he will probably have won the nomination anyway.

The California Democratic primary electorate will very closely resemble that of Nevada's (actually, it may be a bit more favorable, since there are fewer blacks). However, multiple factors work against him in the CA primary.