Did Clinton just sweep 5 out of 5?

[Agschmid]

If so, wow.

That was a big night for her.

[k8conant]

1. We knew this would be her last big night

although we had hoped for more progress.

[CorkySt.Clair]

4. It's the last big night she'll need

Bernie's toast.

[Kittycat]

25. If you're calling this a mandate, you haven't been listening

[CorkySt.Clair]

28. Bernie will catch up with delegates?

Do tell?

[Renew Deal]

6. Comments like this crack me up

[brooklynite]

7. I'm guessing that NYS (closed Primary) will be a big night...

So will PA

So will C

[k8conant]

12. C? and D? and E? nt

[Hekate]

17. California should be pretty good for Hillary, don't you think?

I know I'll be working hard in my neck of the woods, because we have an unusual number of down ballot offices open this time -- and a crapload of outside GOP money will be pouring in in hopes of getting a majority favorable to the activities of Big Oil.

How about your County?

[RobertEarl]

2. Her last dance

It's all down hill from here.

She was expected to have won back in January and she is only a few hundred delegates ahead halfway thru. I feel bad for her and her supporters being as they are still in for a heavy fight.

Bern it UP!

[Agschmid]

5. It's certainly not over but a sweep of all 5 tonight was NOT expected.

[RobertEarl]

9. She was expected to win everything a month ago

It's not over, it's just half way.

[Agschmid]

10. Well tonight she drivered on those expectations by winning everything.

[Garrett78]

14. It's over.

I wrote last year that the race would essentially be over by mid-March, and it is. There's no coming back from this. The time has come to accept reality and move on. Get organized at the local level and start the process of bringing about systemic change. The hard work is done between election cycles. You can't just wait for the next presidential election and hope the most progressive candidate wins. You must engage in a daily struggle.

[RobertEarl]

16. It's not over

You have a fevered wish to prove yourself smart but your actual prophecies belie your understanding of the race which is at the mere halfway point.

It must hurt badly to have someone on the internet tell you you may be wrong?

[Garrett78]

20. No such fevered wish.

Put aside the ad hominem attack. If you can detail a realistic path to the nomination for Sanders (as opposed to making a substanceless statement such as "he will/can still win&quot , I'm more than happy to entertain your idea.

[RobertEarl]

21. Make you happy?

First you brag about your prophesying, then when I call you on it you become a strawman and ask me to make you happy by proving you may be wrong?

I don't think so, bucko. Meaning I can't make you happy. Here it is in simple terms:

Hill won x numbers of delegates with half the states. Bernie can win x numbers in the other half.

[Garrett78]

22. Talk about strawmen.

I'm not asking you to make me happy. I'm suggesting you don't grasp the mathematical and demographic realities at work here. The lead Clinton now has is far, far more difficult to overcome than you seem to realize.

[ericson00]

3. looks like she did! AMAZING!

HILLRAISING all the way to the White House!

[Agschmid]

8. Wow!

[k8conant]

13. HELLRAISING...nt

[ucrdem]

11. She RAN THE FREAKING TABLE.

Kaboom.

[Hekate]

15. Yes. Yes she did.

I'm with Her!

[ucrdem]

18. She sewed it up.

Never seen anything like it but I'm not complaining!

[k8conant]

19. If a new broom sweeps clean

does an old broom sweep dirty?

[NurseJackie]

23. She with the most delegates is the WINNER!

[Persondem]

24. Not quite yet, but things certainly look good. Clinton is up about 1500 in MO with

only late arriving absentee ballots and perhaps a few votes from KC to count. Her lead should hold up, but you never know.

4 of 5 is amazing.

5 of 5 would be even better.

[PoliticAverse]

26. Indeed. n/t

[mcar]

27. Indeed she did

There will be a recount in MO because of the close race but it has been called for her.

Congratulations, Sec Clinton!