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Old 12-16-2015, 08:41 PM   #272 (permalink)
prisoner437x3y0
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Originally Posted by William_the_Bloody View Post
I answered your question here, as it's the Bernie page.

His chances of winning the nomination? Not good, here's why.

1. The Democratic establishment wants Hillary to win, they even shortened the number of tv debates in her favour.

O'Malley: DNC stacking deck to help Clinton - CNN Video

The Democratic establishment doesn't want Bernie to win because they think he's too far to the left and therefore unelectable to swing voters.

Although I don't have time to find a direct link between the DNC & financial doners here's the difference in Hillary & Bernie's fundraising now and historically. (notice the amount of banks on Hillary's top list)

One Chart Shows the Biggest Difference Between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton - Mic

2. Hillary has a lockdown on Hispanic American and Black voters. Despite continued efforts on Sanders part he can't seem to break through.

'It's very white': Las Vegas audience exposes Bernie Sanders' Latino problem | US news | The Guardian

For Hispanic voters this is in part because of his stance on immigration,

Why Immigration Is The Hole In Bernie Sanders' Progressive Agenda | ThinkProgress

Among Black voters it's in part because their is a strong bond between many black voters and the Clintons that will be hard to unhinge.

Sanders Struggles to Dent Clinton

or to be more blunt...

Polls: Bernie Sanders' black voter problem - Business Insider

3. He does not poll well amongst centrist democratic voters.

Although somewhat old, this chart shows Bernie Sanders problem with moderate democratic voters.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...-to-democrats/

Since his entrance into the race he has been polling steadily upwards, but has flatlined at 30% for the last month, which means he's probably hit the ceiling of his support.

2016 National Democratic Primary - Polls - HuffPost Pollster

Plus, Hillary also maintains a strong lead over Sanders in Iowa.

What does this all mean? Hillary will be the Presidential candidate for the Democratic Party!
Thanks.

Should be a more interesting election than the last couple.
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