Is Bernie going to make this interesting?

[RIROCKHOUND]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

He's closing, big time, in the national polls.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016...l?intcmp=hpbt1

Ultimately, no. Once NH is done and we move on to S. Carolina I think things will fade a bit...

Some of his ideas I like, but he can't win a general. Electorally, he would probably on carry 10 or so states, and likely not the big ones needed. Sorry Nebe

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by RIROCKHOUND

Ultimately, no. Once NH is done and we move on to S. Carolina I think things will fade a bit...

Some of his ideas I like, but he can't win a general. Electorally, he would probably on carry 10 or so states, and likely not the big ones needed. Sorry Nebe

"Once NH is done and we move on to S. Carolina I think things will fade a bit..."

That's what I thought, but I was basing that thought, on th efcat that he was 20 points behind her in national polls. He seems to have eliminated much of that. Will that translate into success in the south? I don't know. But I cannot believe how fast he narrowed that gap.

"but he can't win a general. Electorally, he would probably on carry 10 or so states, and likely not the big ones needed"

Also agreed. i don't think he could even beat Trump in a general. You can count my state of CT amongst the 10 he'd win, however.

[scottw]

Hillary will choke the life out of Bernie with her bare hands before she loses another democratic nomination and opportunity to be her highness.....she's that crazy

[chuckg]

Bryan, Sadly I agree. Although folks are fed up with the same old same old that HC brings to the table, the majority of voters are unwilling to understand what social democracy is and how it works in many developed nations. I will vote for the lesser of two evils which may be HC but would rather it be Bernie. BTW, watch Jeb Bush as this process moves forward…

[ecduzitgood]

Originally Posted by chuckg

Bryan, Sadly I agree. Although folks are fed up with the same old same old that HC brings to the table, the majority of voters are unwilling to understand what social democracy is and how it works in many developed nations. I will vote for the lesser of two evils which may be HC but would rather it be Bernie. BTW, watch Jeb Bush as this process moves forward…

I suspect Republican candidates never have a chance with you since you only mention Hillary or great grandpa Sanders.
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