Burn the witch!

[Baldy]

[youtube]https://youtube.com/watch?v=17EOM3RTD1Y[/youtube]

And that is only the beginning.

[BDKJMU]

Bill Clinton trashes “awful legacy of the last eight years” of Obama presidency
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhUHpDziw0c[/youtube]

Now why would Willie bash Obama?

[Ibanez]

Clinton (won AZ) - 1,214
Sanders (won Utah and Idaho) - 901

[SDHornet]

Clinton (won AZ) - 1,214
Sanders (won Utah and Idaho) - 901

Google says is 1222-918. bernie picked up a few delegates on hilldog...then I realized it was from 2 of the whites states in America.
bernie got crushed in a state with a significant amount of color voting. bernie is done.

[Ibanez]

Clinton (won AZ) - 1,214
Sanders (won Utah and Idaho) - 901

Google says is 1222-918. bernie picked up a few delegates on hilldog...then I realized it was from 2 of the whites states in America.
bernie got crushed in a state with a significant amount of color voting. bernie is done.

I pulled my data from the NYT

[SDHornet]

Google says is 1222-918. bernie picked up a few delegates on hilldog...then I realized it was from 2 of the whites states in America.
bernie got crushed in a state with a significant amount of color voting. bernie is done.

I pulled my data from the NYT

The numbers have changed all morning (slightly). My greater point was that bernie has no sway among minorities.

[Ibanez]

I pulled my data from the NYT

The numbers have changed all morning (slightly). My greater point was that bernie has no sway among minorities.

Oh. Yeah. They don't like him.

[SDHornet]

The numbers have changed all morning (slightly). My greater point was that bernie has no sway among minorities.

Oh. Yeah. They don't like him.

Which is odd considering all the additional handouts he is promising. DSU’s cousins can go from waking up at 10 AM and cracking open a 40oz of Red Dog before sitting on their lawn chair on the porch to waking up at noon and cracking open a 40oz of Miller High Life before sitting on their newly furnished couch on the porch. Huge upgrade.

[YoUDeeMan]

Oh. Yeah. They don't like him.

Which is odd considering all the additional handouts he is promising. DSU’s cousins can go from waking up at 10 AM and cracking open a 40oz of Red Dog before sitting on their lawn chair on the porch to waking up at noon and cracking open a 40oz of Miller High Life before sitting on their newly furnished couch on the porch. Huge upgrade.

That's the funny thing about this election. If anyone has done anything to help the poor and minorities, and if anyone has promised to help them more in this election, it is Bernie...not Hillary.

Hillary has cozied up to the banks and the wealthy. She called Blacks, "super predators," and supported legislation that put many young Blacks in jail.

Bernie marched and fought or Civil Rights, and took on the establishment. He backed up, and backs up, his words with action.

If people of color should support anyone, it should be Bernie.

Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut...Bernie is a White guy. People of color are so racist themselves to the point that they are not willing to support the person who has most fought for them, and those clowns will support Hillary, a person who has helped oppress them and put them in jail.

How dumb are people? Seriously, you can't make this stuff up.

[DSUrocks07]

Which is odd considering all the additional handouts he is promising. DSU’s cousins can go from waking up at 10 AM and cracking open a 40oz of Red Dog before sitting on their lawn chair on the porch to waking up at noon and cracking open a 40oz of Miller High Life before sitting on their newly furnished couch on the porch. Huge upgrade.

That's the funny thing about this election. If anyone has done anything to help the poor and minorities, and if anyone has promised to help them more in this election, it is Bernie...not Hillary.

Hillary has cozied up to the banks and the wealthy. She called Blacks, "super predators," and supported legislation that put many young Blacks in jail.

Bernie marched and fought or Civil Rights, and took on the establishment. He backed up, and backs up, his words with action.

If people of color should support anyone, it should be Bernie.

Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut...Bernie is a White guy. People of color are so racist themselves to the point that they are not willing to support the person who has most fought for them, and those clowns will support Hillary, a person who has helped oppress them and put them in jail.

How dumb are people? Seriously, you can't make this stuff up.

Which is why you see him pandering so hard to minorities. Especially with his, "if you're white, you don't understand how it is to be poor" and all the photos that are circulating of him during the Civil Rights Era. It's completely disingenuous because he wasn't TRUMPetiting those things the last 30 years in Congress (and why would he in lily white Vermont), but his absolute refusal to differentiate himself from Hillbitch is what did him in from the beginning. Facts are "dirty politics", but then again, liberals aren't too fond of factual information to begin with

[CID1990]

Apparently white people can understand everything about modern civilization (like running water, sewage not running down the middle of the street, and landing on the goddamn moon) for 2500 years but the one thing we can't figure out is how to survive with no money in our pockets.

Color me and Daniel Boone un-fvckin-impressed

[kalm]

A few of the lefty sites are claiming election fraud in Arizona.

http://www.anonews.co/hillary-clintons- ... d-exposed/

With the increased media attention of this primary and a projected voter turnout of 800,000 versus 300,000 during the last primary, they decided to close down 70% of the polling sites.

At the very least, this woman should be fired...

“Just to start, obviously you’ve heard of all the frustration. Who is to blame for this, these long lines?” Purcell was asked.

“Well, the voters for getting in line, maybe us for not having enough voting places,” she replied.

No.

No. No. No. No. No.

The answer should have been, “We totally blew it, we didn’t anticipate the surge in voter interest that has been created by a fevered press turning our election into a carnival freakshow, and we are terribly sorry and — as God is my witness — we will have a shitload of polling places open in November. I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I have disgraced myself and my office– I had one goddam job to do and I failed miserably at it.”

That is what she should have said — using “shitload” optional.

What is even more amazing is she takes time to pat herself and herself and her office on the back, when asked, “When you look back on this, is this going to be a failure of your office?”

“I don’t think so,” Purcell replies. “When you get people out to vote, is that a failure? I don’t think so.”

https://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/watch- ... 200-to-60/

Get yer peeps under control, Dback!

[Ibanez]

A few of the lefty sites are claiming election fraud in Arizona.

http://www.anonews.co/hillary-clintons- ... d-exposed/

With the increased media attention of this primary and a projected voter turnout of 800,000 versus 300,000 during the last primary, they decided to close down 70% of the polling sites.

At the very least, this woman should be fired...

“Just to start, obviously you’ve heard of all the frustration. Who is to blame for this, these long lines?” Purcell was asked.

“Well, the voters for getting in line, maybe us for not having enough voting places,” she replied.

No.

No. No. No. No. No.

The answer should have been, “We totally blew it, we didn’t anticipate the surge in voter interest that has been created by a fevered press turning our election into a carnival freakshow, and we are terribly sorry and — as God is my witness — we will have a shitload of polling places open in November. I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I have disgraced myself and my office– I had one goddam job to do and I failed miserably at it.”

That is what she should have said — using “shitload” optional.

What is even more amazing is she takes time to pat herself and herself and her office on the back, when asked, “When you look back on this, is this going to be a failure of your office?”

“I don’t think so,” Purcell replies. “When you get people out to vote, is that a failure? I don’t think so.”

https://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/watch- ... 200-to-60/

Get yer peeps under control, Dback!

Dback probably glorifies this woman. Anything to help Clinton get elected.

[SDHornet]

Aww hilldog, the gift that keeps on giving. Only a head in the sand jack ass would vote for her:

Mr. Raffanello’s subsequent prosecution, which ended in abysmal failure, almost surely was prompted and abetted by Mr. Tirado, a secret FBI informant. Unsurprisingly, the vindicated Mr. Raffanello had few kind words for Mr. Tirado or Ms. Clinton during a recent interview.

“Tirado believed in buying influence,” Mr. Raffanello said of the crooked financier. “He wouldn’t give away 10 cents that he didn’t think he’d get back a dollar on. That was his entire philosophy.”

As for Ms. Clinton, he said that during her years in the Obama administration the “prevailing wisdom in Miami at the time, among people in high profile civil and criminal defense circles, was that giving money to the Clinton Foundation was very helpful. She was secretary of state and a potential future president. I’m sure that’s the same thinking now.”

(Ms. Clinton’s presidential campaign did not reply to a request for comment.)

http://observer.com/2016/03/bombshell-c ... ry-allies/

[Ivytalk]

Aww hilldog, the gift that keeps on giving. Only a head in the sand jack ass or dback would vote for her:

Mr. Raffanello’s subsequent prosecution, which ended in abysmal failure, almost surely was prompted and abetted by Mr. Tirado, a secret FBI informant. Unsurprisingly, the vindicated Mr. Raffanello had few kind words for Mr. Tirado or Ms. Clinton during a recent interview.

“Tirado believed in buying influence,” Mr. Raffanello said of the crooked financier. “He wouldn’t give away 10 cents that he didn’t think he’d get back a dollar on. That was his entire philosophy.”

As for Ms. Clinton, he said that during her years in the Obama administration the “prevailing wisdom in Miami at the time, among people in high profile civil and criminal defense circles, was that giving money to the Clinton Foundation was very helpful. She was secretary of state and a potential future president. I’m sure that’s the same thinking now.”

(Ms. Clinton’s presidential campaign did not reply to a request for comment.)

http://observer.com/2016/03/bombshell-c ... ry-allies/

FIFY. On second thought, strike that edit. It's redundant!

[Ivytalk]

Dback's BFF got boffed by Bernie three times yesterday: Wasington, Alaska and Hawaii caucuses. Feel the Bern, bitch!

[kalm]

Dback's BFF got boffed by Bernie three times yesterday: Wasington, Alaska and Hawaii caucuses. Feel the Bern, bitch!

What a beating! He won every county in Washington. That's now 5 of the last 6 and he's narrowed the gap in Wisconsin to 2.5 (RCP avg)

He's also raking in the cash. I listened to some pundit yesterday say he may be the first candidate to ever bow out of a race before he runs out of money. He still has an uphill battle but should be able to stay to at least stay in it for the long haul.

Most insurgent candidates garner more enthusiasm than dollars, and struggle to find enough resources to compete across the map. That’s not a problem for Sanders. In January, he stunned political observers by outraising Clinton, pulling in $20 million to her $15 million. She did twice as well the next month, raising $30 million, only to find that Sanders had brought in an astonishing $43.5 million. More impressively still, Sanders has raised those astronomical sums mostly by relying on small-dollar donations.

There’s every reason to believe that Saturday’s triumphs will produce a fresh infusion of cash. Candidates tend to find principled reasons to keep running so long as they have the resources to do so; they tend to find equally principled reasons to withdraw once their checks start bouncing. By that measure, the Sanders campaign is far from finished.

Clinton entered the night some 300 pledged delegates ahead of Sanders, a margin built mostly by winning big in southern states. Before tonight, Sanders’s wins had mostly come in smaller states, or in contests like Michigan, where Clinton stayed close. That’s what made his victory in Washington not just impressive, but important. Sanders won across the state, and seems likely to take the lion’s share of its 101 pledged delegates, narrowing Clinton’s lead significantly.

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc ... ii/475551/

[kalm]

[89Hen]

He will make a fine VP candidate.

[DSUrocks07]

He will make a fine VP candidate.

And all the #BernieOrBust fanatics will fall in line like the lemmings they are.

[SDHornet]

He will make a fine VP candidate.

And all the #BernieOrBust fanatics will fall in line like the lemmings they are.

Yup. bernie has a little momentum going, and that should keep hilldog on her toes for the finish.

[Ibanez]

Clinton: 1,243
Sanders: 975

Delta: 268

[kalm]

Bernie made this guy white...

The nice thing about the notion of the unbearable whiteness of being a Sanders supporter is that it doesn’t need to be based in reality. On Saturday, for example, CNN attributed Sanders’ landslide victories in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington primaries to the whitey-mcwhiteyness of the states:

These caucus states — largely white and rural — are the type of places Sanders traditionally does well. In order to win the nomination, he must replicate this success in other, more ethnically diverse states that hold primaries, as he did in Michigan last month. In theory, it’s possible. But the reality is tough.

Likewise, in theory, it’s possible to portray these states as white. But the reality is tough. Because they’re not. Washington state is literally the seventh most diverse state in the Nation. Two (if not three) of the five most diverse counties in the country are found in Alaska, which CNN itself described as “the most diverse place in America,” in an article in January. And Hawaii, according the Pew Research Center,

stands out… more than any other state… when it comes to its racial and ethnic diversity… The Rainbow State has never had a white majority. In fact, non-Hispanic whites, the largest group in most states, account for only 23% of the population, according to 2013 census figures.

L. ‎@tokyovampires
I knew it. I knew if Bernie won Hawaii it would magically become a white state.

L. ‎@tokyovampires
Ever since I voted for Bernie, I've been bingewatching Friends. #BernieMadeMeWhite

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/berniem ... -of-color/

[Baldy]

Bernie made this guy white...

The nice thing about the notion of the unbearable whiteness of being a Sanders supporter is that it doesn’t need to be based in reality. On Saturday, for example, CNN attributed Sanders’ landslide victories in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington primaries to the whitey-mcwhiteyness of the states:

These caucus states — largely white and rural — are the type of places Sanders traditionally does well. In order to win the nomination, he must replicate this success in other, more ethnically diverse states that hold primaries, as he did in Michigan last month. In theory, it’s possible. But the reality is tough.

Likewise, in theory, it’s possible to portray these states as white. But the reality is tough. Because they’re not. Washington state is literally the seventh most diverse state in the Nation. Two (if not three) of the five most diverse counties in the country are found in Alaska, which CNN itself described as “the most diverse place in America,” in an article in January. And Hawaii, according the Pew Research Center,

stands out… more than any other state… when it comes to its racial and ethnic diversity… The Rainbow State has never had a white majority. In fact, non-Hispanic whites, the largest group in most states, account for only 23% of the population, according to 2013 census figures.

L. ‎@tokyovampires
I knew it. I knew if Bernie won Hawaii it would magically become a white state.

L. ‎@tokyovampires
Ever since I voted for Bernie, I've been bingewatching Friends. #BernieMadeMeWhite

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/berniem ... -of-color/

Washington State is 78% white.

#lillywhitebreadstate

[Ivytalk]

Bernie made this guy white...

The nice thing about the notion of the unbearable whiteness of being a Sanders supporter is that it doesn’t need to be based in reality. On Saturday, for example, CNN attributed Sanders’ landslide victories in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington primaries to the whitey-mcwhiteyness of the states:

These caucus states — largely white and rural — are the type of places Sanders traditionally does well. In order to win the nomination, he must replicate this success in other, more ethnically diverse states that hold primaries, as he did in Michigan last month. In theory, it’s possible. But the reality is tough.

Likewise, in theory, it’s possible to portray these states as white. But the reality is tough. Because they’re not. Washington state is literally the seventh most diverse state in the Nation. Two (if not three) of the five most diverse counties in the country are found in Alaska, which CNN itself described as “the most diverse place in America,” in an article in January. And Hawaii, according the Pew Research Center,

stands out… more than any other state… when it comes to its racial and ethnic diversity… The Rainbow State has never had a white majority. In fact, non-Hispanic whites, the largest group in most states, account for only 23% of the population, according to 2013 census figures.

L. ‎@tokyovampires
I knew it. I knew if Bernie won Hawaii it would magically become a white state.

L. ‎@tokyovampires
Ever since I voted for Bernie, I've been bingewatching Friends. #BernieMadeMeWhite

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/berniem ... -of-color/

Delaware is the 8th blackest state in the US. Hildabeast should romp to victory here on April 26.