DailyNewsBin does a good job of pinpointing the exact day.
March 16th to April 9th, the boring phase.
"There are four primary days coming up, and overall the race will be close, if the polls are right. On March 22 we go to Idaho, Utah and Arizona, and Hillary will expand her lead slightly that day. March 26 is Alaska, Hawaii and Washington; April 5 is Wisconsin and April 9 is Wyoming. Hillary’s lead won’t change much on any of those three days. So for those four primary days, the total delegate race will be close, and Bernie will pick off a few wins out west. This is when the Bernie Bots will begin screaming “And now the comeback begins!” and the Hillary Haters at MSNBC will all get hard-ons."
The score for this phase: 199 to 184 for Hillary.
http://www.dailynewsbin.com/opinion/i-know-when-the-media-will-admit-hillary-clinton-is-the-democratic-nominee/24153/
Correct. There are s few caucus states where he could do well during that period.
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/us/elections/primary-calendar-and-results.html
The problem? Most of these states aren't worth very many delegates. It will again be about Bernie's symbolism. That's all Michigan was about anyway. It didn't net him any delegates.
April 19th to April 26th, the Hillary-crushes-Bernie phase, or Rome destroys Carthage
"But then Bernie hits late April. New York votes on April 19, and on the 26th they vote in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island, and Hillary leads in almost all of them. The score for this phase: 367 to 254 for Hillary. Yeah. Get some cream for that Bern.At that point, April 26, Hillary will be well over 2100 delegates, plus whatever superdelegates she can pick up. Bernie will be under 1300."
"There will be about a thousand delegates left, and Hillary will only need about 200 out of 1000 to secure the nomination. Bernie, on the other hand, would need 80-90 percent of the remainder. And half the remaining delegates are in California, where Hillary leads by 11. So mark your calendars and be sure to tune into MSNBC on April 26 to see the funereal, suicidal faces on Rachel, Chuckie, Lawrence and Andrea. Pop some popcorn! Rome destroying Carthage. It was a war. Carthage lost. Look it up."
An Emerson poll shows her up big in NY: 71 percent to 23 percent.
https://twitter.com/EmersonPolling/status/710654528597524480
In Arizona which is next Tuesday she leads Bernie 50-24.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/az/arizona_democratic_presidential_primary-5466.html
Looking forward to April 26.
March 16th to April 9th, the boring phase.
"There are four primary days coming up, and overall the race will be close, if the polls are right. On March 22 we go to Idaho, Utah and Arizona, and Hillary will expand her lead slightly that day. March 26 is Alaska, Hawaii and Washington; April 5 is Wisconsin and April 9 is Wyoming. Hillary’s lead won’t change much on any of those three days. So for those four primary days, the total delegate race will be close, and Bernie will pick off a few wins out west. This is when the Bernie Bots will begin screaming “And now the comeback begins!” and the Hillary Haters at MSNBC will all get hard-ons."
The score for this phase: 199 to 184 for Hillary.
http://www.dailynewsbin.com/opinion/i-know-when-the-media-will-admit-hillary-clinton-is-the-democratic-nominee/24153/
Correct. There are s few caucus states where he could do well during that period.
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/us/elections/primary-calendar-and-results.html
The problem? Most of these states aren't worth very many delegates. It will again be about Bernie's symbolism. That's all Michigan was about anyway. It didn't net him any delegates.
April 19th to April 26th, the Hillary-crushes-Bernie phase, or Rome destroys Carthage
"But then Bernie hits late April. New York votes on April 19, and on the 26th they vote in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island, and Hillary leads in almost all of them. The score for this phase: 367 to 254 for Hillary. Yeah. Get some cream for that Bern.At that point, April 26, Hillary will be well over 2100 delegates, plus whatever superdelegates she can pick up. Bernie will be under 1300."
"There will be about a thousand delegates left, and Hillary will only need about 200 out of 1000 to secure the nomination. Bernie, on the other hand, would need 80-90 percent of the remainder. And half the remaining delegates are in California, where Hillary leads by 11. So mark your calendars and be sure to tune into MSNBC on April 26 to see the funereal, suicidal faces on Rachel, Chuckie, Lawrence and Andrea. Pop some popcorn! Rome destroying Carthage. It was a war. Carthage lost. Look it up."
An Emerson poll shows her up big in NY: 71 percent to 23 percent.
https://twitter.com/EmersonPolling/status/710654528597524480
In Arizona which is next Tuesday she leads Bernie 50-24.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/az/arizona_democratic_presidential_primary-5466.html
Looking forward to April 26.
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