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Anybody else notice that the candidate of hope and the future is now talking about Math and the Past, as in "I've got more delegates. I've got more popular votes. I've won more states. I'm in first place"
posted by UMRBlog @ 06:57
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UMR,
If the tables were turned, your side would be screaming about how the second place candidate should have gone home already because the interloper is messing up the coronation.
If he ends up ahead in delegates, states and votes, should he not be the nominee?
Sounds like he has the hat trick to me.
You're incorrect. You can't tell the Prince to go home. It would be tactical suicide.
Wouldn't bet the ranch on the popular vote and neither of them will get to 2025.
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