At RCP, Sean Oxendine breaks down most of the states remaining for the Democratic presidential nomination — often with maps down to the county level — to show that Hillary Clinton has a decent shot at winning a 100K to 500K popular vote margin over Barack Obama.  The downscale white vote in the Appalachians (discussed here yesterday) plays a big part in this analysis. Our old pal Puerto Rico also reappears as a potentially major factor in the popular vote totals.
I think Hillary has one eye, Karl.
This is one of theose “blinded by ambition” references, right?
Fixed, though I could have pleaded Homerian allusion.
– “Hey, everyone thats sensible can plainly see tat a 140+ lead in delegates simply doesn’t have the weight of a 100K lead in the “popular vote”. If you don’t agree with me. then you sir, are worse than Hitler”.
– Would someone please remind me again just what the stated basis for for a Democratic party Presidential nomination is? (Whatever it is, free form mindfucking must play a big part in it.)
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