Looks like Hillary won't hit viability in VT, total delegate shut out.

[morningfog]

With 77% reporting, Sanders up 86 to Clinton 13

If Hillary doesn't reach 15%, she's not viable and Bernie takes all the pledged delegates.

When was the last time a candidate in a two person race failed to reach viability in a state? Ever?

[Freaked Out]

1. Good, may be she be cursed forever to find non-viability in more states

and her funds dries up that she needs to loan her campaign $100 million to keep going.

[JonLeibowitz]

4. I'm glad to have funded Sanders' campaign if only to bleed her dry.

And it's what he is doing!

[Freaked Out]

5. I wonder how many fundraisers she has to attend this week

just to make up the 6 million shortfall this week.

[democrattotheend]

2. I'm not surprised

This is the same state that voted for Howard Dean in 2004 after he had already dropped out.

Sadly, the only 2 people I know in Vermont are Trump supporters. :vomit:

[monicaangela]

3. Great news morningfog

Fingers crossed!

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

6. Isn't this Bernie's home state? I expect him to destroy her in his state.

[morningfog]

7. As I said. When has this ever happened?

Has it ever? Should we expect Hillary to take NY by this margin?

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

8. Kind of an unfair comparison. NY is much more diverse and much bigger than Vermont.

Just asking to use common sense here.

[morningfog]

11. I'm asking for precedent. You attempt to discount it

as meaning little. When has this happened?

When has a front runner ever been non viable in a state? Has it ever happened?

[Fearless]

10. Gore lost his to Bush.

[Barack_America]

9. People of America, listen to Vermont!

Hillary is a non-viable candidate!