2016 elections - because it's never too early

[jimmy olsen]

Arizona has alread been called for Trump on RCP.

[Jaron]

Local media is calling a Cruz landslide in Utah.

No word on the Sanders/Clinton matchup but Democratic turnout is at a record high and I'm guessing Hillary hasn't sparked that kind of fever.

Bernie's cult is out in full force here.

[Jaron]

Bernie crushin' Hillz

[Martinus]

So, Trump makes a tweet about Ted Cruz and his wife - then deletes it, with commentators thinking he thought he went too far this time (sic!). None such thing! He simply forgot to call Ted "Lyin' Ted Cruz", so the corrected tweet reappears within minutes. 

[Valmy]

Bernie crushin' Hillz

It is alright. We still should win the day, presuming Sanders does not score a similar victory in Idaho.

[Jaron]

Geez Bernie CRUSHED Hillary in Utah.

Its something like 75-25%.

SHAME on you, Utah.

[Tonitrus]

If she had let Bill marry Monica as well, she'd have been ok. 

[Martinus]

Geez Bernie CRUSHED Hillary in Utah.

Its something like 75-25%.

SHAME on you, Utah.

Good to see Utah completely misses the nation's pulse on each primary. 

[citizen k]

Bernie crushin' Hillz

... presuming Sanders does not score a similar victory in Idaho.

He does.

[Jaron]

Can we please kick Idaho out of the Union?

[Martinus]

This is probably a topic for a separate thread, but what do you guys think of the theory that some of the pro-Bernie leftists (and other extreme leftists in Poland, for example) espouse, namely that from the leftist perspective it is better for someone like Cruz and Trump to win (and cause a "crisis") than for Clinton to win and preserve the status quo.

Is this even worth considering or is it another example of the left being "addicted to losing"?

[Martinus]

Can we please kick Idaho out of the Union?

Who are "we"? 

[Jaron]

Can we please kick Idaho out of the Union?

Who are "we"? 

We the People.

[Monoriu]

The delegate gain is about the same for Sanders and Hillary today.  Considering Hillary's overall lead, Sanders has once again failed to catch up.  Things are still moving along the path of Hillary's inevitable coronation. 

[Jaron]

The delegate gain is about the same for Sanders and Hillary today.  Considering Hillary's overall lead, Sanders has once again failed to catch up.  Things are still moving along the path of Hillary's inevitable coronation.

Yeah, I think its like 55 Sanders and 50-51 for Clinton. It's an overall win for Sanders but he needs to jump more than 5 delegates. I'm not sure how the votes in other states will go but I doubt he can expect to pull 70%+ in California. I think California will end it for Sanders. I don't think the majority want his kind of government. He is being carried by a wave of milennials who want for free what their elders worked for.

My generation surely has no intention of handing over our hard earned cheese to a bunch of whiny 20 somethings.