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May 17 Primaries


Morphine Prince

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PartySick

Hillary in a landslide in Kentucky, Bernie by a slight margin in Oregon.

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I base this opinion on nothing :D

 

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LebaneseDude

So evenly split in Kentucky :duck: 

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LebaneseDude
4 minutes ago, mcoop said:

Hillary wins Kentucky!

lol barely...still good to show that Sanders is not gaining momentum.

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En_Sabah_Nur
19 minutes ago, mcoop said:

Hillary wins Kentucky!

They haven't even called it on CNN yet...  :ohno:

 

Egypt. W
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Just now, En_Sabah_Nur said:

They haven't even called it on CNN yet...  :ohno:

 

MSNBC, NBC News, and CNBC has.

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En_Sabah_Nur
3 minutes ago, mcoop said:

MSNBC, NBC News, and CNBC has.

Well damn!!!

Did FOX News call it too??!  lol

 

 

Egypt. W
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2 minutes ago, En_Sabah_Nur said:

Well damn!!!

Did FOX News call it too??!  lol

 

 

lol I don't believe so.

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SKANK

It's surprising by how small a margin the Presumptive Nominee won Kentucky by, considering it's a state that historically the Clinton's dominate in primarys.

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Warholian
6 minutes ago, SKANK said:

It's surprising by how small a margin the Presumptive Nominee won Kentucky by, considering it's a state that historically the Clinton's dominate in primarys.

She isn't the presumptive nominee yet, in literal terms. Plus, it doesn't really matter if she's won it previously. Clinton lost the majority of southern states in 2008. You can't really compare Clinton's victories and losses to those in 2008 when you have a completely different candidate running against her. (Also, Kentucky was projected to be a Bernie state, anyways. He needed a blowout to be on track.)

Kevin Parker, Mac Demarco, Mark Ronson, and a stoned Lady Gaga. Need I say more?
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En_Sabah_Nur
3 minutes ago, SKANK said:

It's surprising by how small a margin the Presumptive Nominee won Kentucky by, considering it's a state that historically the Clinton's dominate in primarys.

 I'm surprised that she won it at all quite honestly…  Since she seems to be winning all the states that Obama won last time, and Bernie seems to be winning all the states that SHE won last time...  :shrug:

 

Egypt. W
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Lion Heart

Congrats to Hillary on her victory in Kentucky. 

Bernie did well as well. 

 

Up next Oregon. :sis: I expect Bernie to win but I'm interested in knowing by how much.

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SKANK
6 minutes ago, Warholian said:

She isn't the presumptive nominee yet, in literal terms. Plus, it doesn't really matter if she's won it previously. Clinton lost the majority of southern states in 2008. You can't really compare Clinton's victories and losses to those in 2008 when you have a completely different candidate running against her. (Also, Kentucky was projected to be a Bernie state, anyways. He needed a blowout to be on track.)

 

I'm aware that she isn't the presumptive nominee yet, I was being snide. My fingers are crossed that a house drops on her before she is awarded that title.

 

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