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Old 04-09-2016, 05:43 PM
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Bernie Sanders Wins Wyoming Democratic Caucuses
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7 delegates each.
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So Bernie wins 55.7% and Hillary wins 44.3%, and they each get 7 delegates. Who is doing the math here?
That's OK, all people will remember is that Hillary lost again.
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So Bernie wins 55.7% and Hillary wins 44.3%, and they each get 7 delegates. Who is doing the math here?
That's OK, all people will remember is that Hillary lost again.
I haven't delved into it much but as I understand it this was a closed caucus with early voting by mail allowed.

Maybe it's a Confederate state?
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I haven't delved into it much but as I understand it this was a closed caucus with early voting by mail allowed.

Maybe it's a Confederate state?
Well, Hillary did not campaign in Wyoming sending Slick Willie instead and Hillary came out with a tie after a loss. Is he good or what?
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I haven't delved into it much but as I understand it this was a closed caucus with early voting by mail allowed.

Maybe it's a Confederate state?
It's a 'country and western' state. Lots of confederate cousins.
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So Bernie wins 55.7% and Hillary wins 44.3%, and they each get 7 delegates. Who is doing the math here?
That's OK, all people will remember is that Hillary lost again.
Well no, because Clinton somehow gets "super delegates" she actually gets; 11 delegates and Sanders only gets 7.

Even though Sanders won the state.

See why I think politics in this country stink to high heaven?

Fuck the will of the people, the democrats are going to install whoever they fucking want.
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It's a 'country and western' state. Lots of confederate cousins.
Did somebody move the Mason/Dixon line?

Now that I think of it Maryland is below the 'Line'. I guess we can toss them under the bus for voting for oligarchs too.
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