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Woolfsmck

I think about 5 people live in New Hampshire tho, plus that's his home state … riight?

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Woolfsmck
2 minutes ago, Cocaine Heart said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Hampshire#Population

No. That would be Vermont. 

Good to see, you have gone with down playing the accomplishment instead of having a meltdown though :golfclap: Progress :golfclap:

I need smart posters to correct my eqregious inaccuracies..:popcorn:

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5 minutes ago, Woolfsmck said:

I think about 5 people live in New Hampshire tho, plus that's his home state … riight?

about 1.3 million ppl population wise and no, Sanders is from Vermont. 

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LibraLove
12 minutes ago, Woolfsmck said:

I think about 5 people live in New Hampshire tho, plus that's his home state … riight?

Um, no. lol. None of that is correct. Its got 1.3 million people and his home state is Vermont - next door. Nonetheless, most people who have won both Iowa and New Hampshire have gone on to be the Democratic Nominee, and he is the best positioned to win Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada all in a row.

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HorusRa2
28 minutes ago, Woolfsmck said:

I think about 5 people live in New Hampshire tho, plus that's his home state … riight?

Considering everybody let you know the facts you asked about, I wanted to talk about the facts that actually matter. 

 

New Hampshire comes after the Iowa caucus and is the first primary of the race (it's an open primary where independents can also vote, not just democrats). The eventual nominee has almost always won either New Hampshire or Iowa. Considering Bernie is now the favorite backed by data in New Hampshire and in a statistical tie in Iowa, it means he's one of if not the most likely people to win this contest.

The only person in recent memory to lose both Iowa and New Hampshire and still win is Bill Clinton in 92. 

And only like 3 times since 1972 has the eventual nominee not won iowa. 

 

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Woolfsmck
1 minute ago, HorusRa2 said:

Considering everybody let you know the facts you asked about, I wanted to talk about the facts that actually matter. 

 

New Hampshire comes after the Iowa caucus and is the first primary of the race (it's an open primary where independents can also vote, not just democrats). The eventual nominee has almost always won either New Hampshire or Iowa. Considering Bernie is now the favorite backed by data in New Hampshire and in a statistical tie in Iowa, it means he's one of if not the most likely people to win this contest.

The only person in recent memory to lose both Iowa and New Hampshire and still win is Bill Clinton in 92. 

And only like 3 times since 1972 has the eventual nominee not won iowa. 

 

lol...okay

(drama)

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Lilmonzter
53 minutes ago, Woolfsmck said:

lol...okay

(drama)

 

5 minutes ago, HorusRa2 said:

Lol...MY BAD. 

(Sarcasm)

It's like a telenovela :popcorn:

More please :fan:

Sing C'est la vie 
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Woolfsmck
33 minutes ago, Lilmonzter said:

 

It's like a telenovela :popcorn:

More please :fan:

all the discussion and diverse opinions is interesting … but the passion .. its pretty edgy sometimes...:fan:

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Lilmonzter
8 minutes ago, Woolfsmck said:

all the discussion and diverse opinions is interesting … but the passion .. its pretty edgy sometimes...:fan:

As long as it's respectful edginess is much appreciated and required.

Political consciousness is a cornerstone of any great democracy so we need and require an active political discourse irrespective of party lines.

Sing C'est la vie 
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Woolfsmck
1 hour ago, Lilmonzter said:

As long as it's respectful edginess is much appreciated and required.

Political consciousness is a cornerstone of any great democracy so we need and require an active political discourse irrespective of party lines.

I don't respect everyone, but keep a lid on flaming them by non-resonse to personal attavks...

Otherwise, yeah,  reading what others think is fun...irregardless of my own views...

 

(I throw random things out to ease the seriousness at times)

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