Big, big difference though Dan. Trump was winning by more and Republicans didn’t have proportional allocation of delegates.
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Trump lost Iowa, & a number of his early wins were not that big.
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Whole thing reminds be of the ceiling vs. floor debate with Trump in early 2016:pic.twitter.com/2NRG1Oa4Tq
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Right. Momentum & looking like a winner changes things.
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I absolutely believe the bandwagon effect is possible, but he's already won at least 1x and possibly 2x and it's not happening. And unlike Trump, he's not a new candidate. But I can't honestly predict what's going to happen here. cc:
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It took a while for Trump. And Bernie got 43% last time around - those have to be at least not-Never-Bernie voters.
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That's true, but as the primary went on, Trump increasingly molded himself as a Conservative by conforming his views to the party. Sanders is asking Democrats to do the opposite. He isn't bending or even meeting them halfway...he is trying to convince them to adopt his worldview.
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