Is Hillary finished?

[Yank2133]

Hillary is inevitable.

As was Clay. As was Joe Jr. As was Bobby. As was Dewey. As was Jindal. As was Christie. As is Rubio.
 

In all fairness Bobby got shot

And he also wasn't the frontrunner in 1968.

[IceSpear]

And this is why overreacting is bad...

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Man, this thread is hillarious.

[Darthpi – Anti-Florida Activist]

And this is why overreacting is bad...

[rob in cal]

  I think we've been waiting for decades for a Clinton scandal to derail this unusual political duo.  No reason I think why it should happen now.

[Joe Biden is your president. Deal with it.]

Can we panic now? (;

[KingSweden]

Can we panic now? (;

No reason to! WA is primo Bernie territory. He would have won a primary there, too.

[The Other Castro]

I'm sure someone will rebump this thread after NY, whether it's a tie or a Clintonslide.

[Gustaf]

Essentially, these results seem to be Sanders hitting his target for once. So it's good for him but not really concerning from a Clinton perspective.

[madelka]

She's only leading him by 300 delegates (700 if you count the superdelegates), with mostly diverse states still to vote? Yeah, she's definitely finished.

[Beet]

65% sure Clinton will not be the Dem nominee. Whether it's Sanders is another question, but it won't be Clinton.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

65% sure Clinton will not be the Dem nominee. Whether it's Sanders is another question, but it won't be Clinton.

Are you really in one of your deepest catastrophic moods or it's plain trolling?

[madelka]

65% sure Clinton will not be the Dem nominee. Whether it's Sanders is another question, but it won't be Clinton.

99% sure you're trolling.

[IceSpear]

65% sure Clinton will not be the Dem nominee. Whether it's Sanders is another question, but it won't be Clinton.

Will it rise to 100% when she loses the Wyoming caucus in a landslide? lol

[madelka]

65% sure Clinton will not be the Dem nominee. Whether it's Sanders is another question, but it won't be Clinton.

Will it rise to 100% when she loses the Wyoming caucus in a landslide? lol

lol As goes Wyoming, so goes the nation.

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65% sure Clinton will not be the Dem nominee. Whether it's Sanders is another question, but it won't be Clinton.

Will it rise to 100% when she loses the Wyoming caucus in a landslide? lol

lol As goes Wyoming, so goes the nation.

Hey, it was true in 2000 and 2004.

[politicallefty]

65% sure Clinton will not be the Dem nominee. Whether it's Sanders is another question, but it won't be Clinton.

I suggest remaining calm. Despite conventional wisdom, Wisconsin looks good for Hillary. Even if it's a loss by a few points, the delegate situation doesn't really change either way. Wait until we have results from NY, MD, and PA. There are a lot of delegates in those states. If Hillary can get some good wins out of those states, she'll be good to go. If this is drawn out until the end of the calendar, I think California and New Jersey look good as well. California won't be a blowout either way. I personally think California will look something like 2008 if it's fully contested, with Bernie overperforming in the Bay Area and Hillary overperforming in the Central Valley and Southern California.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

Hillary is inevitable.

As was Clay. As was Joe Jr. As was Bobby. As was Dewey. As was Jindal. As was Christie. As is Rubio.
 

In all fairness Bobby got shot

we can always hope ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Wells]

She still isn't finished. And she won't be until 2025 when Donna Edwards replaces her.

Hillary is inevitable.

As was Clay. As was Joe Jr. As was Bobby. As was Dewey. As was Jindal. As was Christie. As is Rubio.
 

In all fairness Bobby got shot

we can always hope ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Okay. . . .

[IceSpear]

65% sure Clinton will not be the Dem nominee. Whether it's Sanders is another question, but it won't be Clinton.

I suggest remaining calm. Despite conventional wisdom, Wisconsin looks good for Hillary. Even if it's a loss by a few points, the delegate situation doesn't really change either way. Wait until we have results from NY, MD, and PA. There are a lot of delegates in those states. If Hillary can get some good wins out of those states, she'll be good to go. If this is drawn out until the end of the calendar, I think California and New Jersey look good as well. California won't be a blowout either way. I personally think California will look something like 2008 if it's fully contested, with Bernie overperforming in the Bay Area and Hillary overperforming in the Central Valley and Southern California.

Don't mind Beet. He has a mental breakdown whenever Hillary loses anything. If she lost only Vermont on Super Tuesday, it would've been the death of her. The second Kentucky is called for Trump on election night, he will start writing her obituary.

Btw, even your post is too pessimistic. Hillary is the one with the huge delegate lead, she doesn't really need to win anything at this point. She could lose every remaining state (provided the margins in NY/CA/PA etc. aren't ludicrous) and still win the nomination.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Jim Webb certainly think she's finished, he endorsed Trump.  The very worst, a scathing, not indicting review comes from FBI, and she wins a narrow victory over Trump.

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Jim Webb certainly think she's finished, he endorsed Trump.  The very worst, a scathing, not indicting review comes from FBI, and she wins a narrow victory over Trump.

Did Webb really endorse Trump?

[°Leprechaun]

Clinton supporters know that she hasn't won this yet, otherwise why are they bothering to vote.

Sanders supporters know that he would do better than Clinton in the general election.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Clinton supporters know that she hasn't won this yet, otherwise why are they bothering to vote.

Sanders supporters know that he would do better than Clinton in the general election.

Sanders would do so well, that Clinton wont pick him as a Veep; instead,  pick Castro, because he would drive down black vote in Philly. DEMS have decided to go with Clinton, because of black vote.

[Torie]

No.