NY is key. It’s not absolutely decisive. Bernie can’t win the nomination there, but he can lose it.
Clinton also has a lot to lose, however. If she doesn’t meet expectations by winning, and winning by a decent margin, that weakens her campaign significantly. The signs are that Sanders is moving the needle in his direction…
No. I would not. Maybe some would. Not me. Because it’s not relevant. It’s all about delegates.
Hillary Clinton probably won the ‘popular’ vote, as you’re describing it, in ’08. She yielded the nomination because guess what? Caucus states count too! And since caucus states don’t tally a popular vote, using one to claim a…
What evidence do you have to suggest the momentum has shifted back towards Hillary?
By ‘diversity’ you really mean ‘black.’ The latest polls show the candidates neck and neck in Latino support. Hawai’i is among the least white states in the Union, and it went overwhelmingly for Sanders.
