There are reports that Clinton Campaign must be terrified in New York...An emergency meeting called

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

https://www.reddit.com/r/SandersForPresident/comments/4djd7w/wisconsin_results_mega_thread/d1rrcwa

According to this post:

Apparently there is real concern and tension within the Clinton camp. I have a friend who interns for the campaign, and she texted me saying that there is an emergency meeting planned immediately.
The internal data for both campaigns must be showing a tighter race that expected in New York. Let's keep fighting like hell!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. ...

[senz]

19. ...

Perfect response! Nothing else to say, really.

[Hydra]

2. This is final stand time for Team Hill

I expect it to get REALLY ugly(not that it hasn't been), because if they lose this, they may as well go home afterward.

[delrem]

9. Hillary didn't even call it quits against Obama. People were begging her.

Saying that she was tearing down the party with her insane negativity.
My lord, she even invoked the possibility that Obama would be assassinated, as a reason for staying in the race and pushing her negativity.
She isn't paid to quit.

In this case, she's winning. What in the world would make anyone think that she'd quit and go home?
Believe it, she'll pull off EVERY dirty trick right to the last moment, to win.
Then, if she wins the Dem primary, the Dems will lose to the Republicans.

[Hydra]

11. Oh, I don't think for a minute they'd actually fold up and go home

But if they lose NY, there's nothing they can do at that point that would salvage her campaign. The final battle snuck up on them.

[delrem]

13. Sanders has to continue the sweep. Period.

He has to wipe Hillary Clinton out in California.

It's a long road still ahead but I think he will do it.
But he will NEVER be in the front runner delegate-wise/establishment-wise/MSM-wise that HRC has been in from the start. He'll have to take it right to the very end and she will NEVER drop out. NEVER. Perhaps not even after California clinches elected delegates to be in favor of Sanders.

[beedle]

47. Yep,

Other than sudden health issue (hope not,) or this Panama Papers leak did actually expose something (wouldn't be surprised,) she's not going to drop out anytime soon, even if she loses NY.

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

10. Yep, if she loses this one...

She won't get another chance. And she'll go down in history as a lameduck candidate.

[woodsprite]

14. And if Bernie loses, we won't get another chance. n/t

[Jackie Wilson Said]

27. Of course you will if you are young enough. Bernie is laying the foundation for

Bernie part 2, someone younger who will take the reins.

People have heard the ideas now, they arent going to forget them.

[Hydra]

59. Climate change won't wait 8 more years

It may even be too late now...but we have to try.

[Lizzie Poppet]

50. This...so very, very THIS.

We can't let business-as-usual prevail!

[glinda]

48. He needs more security detail.

[Viva_La_Revolution]

3. crumbling down

[amborin]

4. knr

[Red Oak]

5. New York is do or die for camp weathervane

If she can't win her "home state", it is all over.

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

8. How many home states does she have? lol nt

[Cali_Democrat]

6. reddit?

LOL

[CoffeeCat]

7. Here comes the big vetting that we've all been warned about!

So excited!

Can't wait for these big-gun attacks to come bounding out of the Clinton camp.

Then finally, when these attacks are nothing but bullshit and Brock's bizarre talking points--we can all finally agree that Bernie has been vetted and that there is no "there" there.

[grasswire]

16. wasn't there a movie like this?

Don Knotts and Tim Conway?

The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight?

something like that.

[delrem]

18. I'm kinda liking this "vetting", myself.

I think Sanders is already on top of it.

He had it correct from the beginning: focus exclusively on issues, on the issues that should be set in stone. Like single payer universal health care. Like a sane, progressive interaction with the world, with fair trade policies that protect worker's rights, the environment, and protect the right of democratic governments to negotiate universally, for all the people, fair prices for pharmaceuticals. Like the right to an education fit for the times. The right to child care and paid maternity leave. All of these are no-brainers, and by focusing on these he is winning.

[nadinbrzezinski]

12. If this is correct

The Big Mo is coming back. Them big guns.

This explains the scorched earth policy

[TMontoya]

15. Reddit?

lol Reddit??

[djean111]

30. Some advice from a Berniebot - smearing the messenger doesn't really work here, we don't

care what you think of Reddit. Redditors for Bernie have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for him, phone-banked, gone door-to-door, coordinated GOTV. And if all you can add to a conversation is "lol", then a lot more people than me will have you on full ignore.

[OilemFirchen]

41. Some advice from a dispassionate observer:

Reddit is the braingrandchild of P.T. Barnum.

[djean111]

44. So what?

My grandson is a redditor. He knows about current events before I do, and discusses them intelligently. Their Bernie for President sub-reddit is fantastic. I don't care who thought of it, doesn't negate the good they are doing.

That would be a really really extravagantly stupid thing to do, too - insulting 222,299 (at last count, 10000 or so online right now.) possible/probable voters. On second thought, please do that!

[OilemFirchen]

45. Okay, I will.

I can sell Dodo Sperm to Redditors.

For twice its retail value.

[djean111]

46. But ya can't sell Hillary to them. So there's that to say for them.

Even redditors know that some redditors are stupid. All duers do not, um, respect each other.

[glinda]

49. The best research and discussion on the Panama Papers is on Reddit.

[OilemFirchen]

52. And the worst.

BTW, my Dodo Sperm is 100% organic. Guaranteed.

[glinda]

61. *pffft

[7wo7rees]

17. We repeat, OWS started here, The Working Famlies Party,

the "Fracktivists". Hill just might lose.

Possibly overestimated how much she is loved.

Quite possibly.

[delrem]

20. She's loved to the tune of $160million paid directly to her families' private account.

How can a politician overestimate that? That's a lot of love.

Then on top of that there's her Foundation, which establishes her and her family as philanthropists acting in the greatest tradition of private philanthropy. She's beloved by the House of Saud, who show their concern for humanity and especially the rights of women by contributing to the Clinton Foundation. This is not just charity, it is a kind of charity which serves the interests of the Democratic Party. Who can doubt that the Clinton Foundation leads the world in championing the cause of women's rights?

[Mnpaul]

43. The Fracktivists are already in camp Bernie

Meet Claire Sandburg, Bernie's Digital Organizing Director

[7wo7rees]

54. Don't forget DU's H2O!!!

I think it is possible that Hill might, just maybe have overestimated how much she is loved in her new "home" state.
Earlier today I heard her speaking in PA. She is from Scranton too!! Let's see now, Chicago, Little Rock, Scranton, NY....... ...
Anyplace else?

[Change has come]

21. ...

[Cheese Sandwich]

22. If Hillary loses New York by even one vote, it will change everything.

If she loses her "home" state, the second biggest state, with a ton of delegates, the voters and everyone in the media will have to take notice and discuss what exactly is her problem.

It would really position Bernie for possible wins going forward. Winning by a small margin wouldn't change the delegate math much, but it would still be a huge symbolic victory and set us up well for the next round of states.

[Scuba]

23. I'm sure it's just Hillary giving the interns a little pep talk ...

[stillwaiting]

25. Is that a real picture? I have seen SO many that make me wonder what is wrong with her?

Horrifying.

[Zira]

32. Have you seen one of her lying sprees, I mean campaign speeches? She looks just like that only in

a gold straight jacket that someone with really bad taste picked for her.

It mimes dr. evils suit from Austin powers.

Lately she's had the straight jacket in different colors. It reminds me of how crazy she is.

[libdem4life]

35. About the suit. .. I can say this because I'm her age.

Covers up the sagging skin in the neck. It's maddening, I tell you and every older woman knows it.

[Zira]

37. Okay, I see then. I just thought she had profoundly bad taste.

Yes, it covers the neck. She should just try a scarf.

[libdem4life]

38. Agree...she would look better with a scarf. I've given in to it,

But I'm not in the bright light of news. Thank goodness.

[Karma13612]

56. I believe the style is just good for

Covering the bulletproof vest she has on underneath.

I noticed a few days ago in a picture it looked like she was rather "bulky" looking and that's when it dawned on me: bullet proof vest.

The stakes are pretty high.

[Zira]

62. Good point. Bet she is wearing one.

[Beacool]

39. Classy.......

Then again, Sanders' supporters and RW denizens have a lot in common when it comes to how they treat Hillary.

[SixString]

53. Yikes.

[GreatGazoo]

24. The race was "tight" in Iowa, now Sanders is running away with it.

big trouble for team Clinton.

Sounds like they are about to do too much and too late (like 2008).

[haikugal]

26. Custers last stand!!

Whoop! Grab your ponies!!!

[MFM008]

28. DELEGATE COUNT

Delegates


until they change, it doesn't matter if he wins every state, or if you give your last dime.

[brooklynite]

29. Well if REDDIT says so...

[OilemFirchen]

42. Grifter paradise.

They really understand their marks.

[Lizzie Poppet]

51. "poisoning the well"

Google away...

[Zira]

31. They should be scared. Wall Street is a dangerous street. I hear they jump people and

disappear them when they don't preform for the hood.

Hillary's going to get a JP Morgan Chases, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs blanket party for misleading her owners.

She told them she had it in the bag and they don't like to be lied to.

[Karma13612]

57. Would that be a carpet bag? Sorry!

Just couldn't resist.

[99Forever]

33. ...

[Jarqui]

34. How could they be worried?

They've been telling us they have 2.5 million more votes for weeks.

... which most of us with half a brain know as they know: that's meaningless BS.

That's partly why they're worried.

If they lose the elected delegates, Hillary's campaign is in real trouble. Even if they persuaded the super delegates to overturn the elected result, the party would be so fractured, particularly after her damn the torpedoes, nuke the party and talk about it after approach, that she couldn't pull it together. And there's no way a fractured Dem party will get her elected president becaise Independents and Republicans hate her and don't trust her. 72% of Independents voted for Bernie last night.

I think PA is now close enough that Bernie (down only 6 before campaigning there) can take it. Rhode Island and Connecticut (in spite of Annie Oakley playing the Sandy Hook card) are close to Vermont and New Hampshire. I suspect Bernie will take those.

Next up is New York - two weeks away and Bernie was within 11 before a Wisconsin bounce. Maybe what they're seeing is it's just got a lot closer and New York is tipping towards Bernie

I think she's in good shape to win Maryland and probably Delaware with the large black populations. But it's the north and Bernie will probably be able to keep it fairly tight in those two states.

It may be that April ends with Hillary allegedly winning a still contested election in Arizona and winning just Maryland and Delaware ... while Bernie takes the other 12 contests and tightens the race considerably.

The problem for Hillary is: a lot of the states left are pretty white - some may be landslide territory. So Bernie is very likely going to continue to rack up those states and close the delegate gap even more.

He's only 11 pts down in California with 475 delegates up for grabs. He's now a threat to finish her off there.

Having said that, as we saw in Wisconsin, delegates are hard to pile up unless you get a landslide. So the advantage still belongs to Hillary. But they're worried because they can't finish him off any time soon, they're having trouble keeping up financially and Bernie's campaign is not dead - he can still win the elected delegate contest.

After Maryland and Delaware, Bernie could run the table because there's no more big black vote to bail her out. She may well be in considerable trouble.

[SammyWinstonJack]

58. +1000000. Thank you for this.

[KingFlorez]

36. If I had a dime for everyone who had a friend who overheard something...

Not the most reliable source, you know.

[Beacool]

40. Really???

Yeah, her campaign is "terrified".

[Bleacher Creature]

55. That must be one in-the-know intern!!

This is just getting silly.

[restorefreedom]

60. that is why the new talking points are out

someone said yesterday that she could lose ny and that it would be embarassing but it would not matter other than that.

sure, ok.