Like Biden, Clinton was set up with a "firewall" in SC and beyond. And when she won two of the first three states, it held up easily. But she also came fairly close to going 0-for-3. Her IA win was the narrowest ever. She got routed in NH. Her NV win was by 6....
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Do you think Sanders notching a clear win in IA, followed by a rout in NH and another clear win in NV changes the way the race is covered by the press and treated by Dems in a way that alters the landscape in SC and beyond? Or do you think Hillary still rolls through SC?
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Expectations in the early states are lower for Biden than Clinton, which helps him. But overall, if you're inclined to think Clinton gets by with close-but-clear losses in IA and NV, you're probably bullish on Biden now.
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I think we need to know more about second preferences. Combined “moderate lane” vote in IA/NH is bigger than Clinton’s 2016 support.
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Yeah, and I also wonder how those second preferences hold up if a non-lane candidate starts winning
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Same dynamics as 2016. Whiter = Sanders. More Diverse = Biden
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Or nah..whatev. It’s chill.
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I wish he’d drop out
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We can think all we want at this point. We'd better pay attention, do our homework, and make as wise a decision as possible. Above all, we need to check our registrations and prepare to VOTE in record numbers!
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The voice of reason!
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