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Should Bernie Sanders throw in the towel after NY? | The Tylt
"Despite a string of victories, the delegate math is inescapable." So starts a Vanity Fair piece about Bernie Sander's presidential run.
Lots of people are "feeling the Bern," but if you look at the numbers, it seems like Bernie won't be able to win the nomination. After the New York primary, where Clinton is projected to win, it may become an inescapable fact.
Bernie has been leading the charge for a political revolution, and his supporters say a contested convention is all but certain. Is it time for Bernie to give up?
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Should Bernie Sanders throw in the towel after NY?
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It is becoming an increasingly asked question.
Might Bernie drop out after he loses tonight?
— Scott Feinberg (@ScottFeinberg) April 19, 2016
This Tweet is tongue and cheek. Bernie has beat the odds before. Maybe he can do it again - especially with new momentum at his back.
"It's time for Bernie to drop out and throw his support behi-" https://t.co/KLlz4wW6bu
— Bay Area for Bernie (@BayArea4Bernie) April 16, 2016
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Bernie supporters are idealistic. They also tend to skew a bit more on the young side. Maybe they just don't see the writing on the wall?
I had two different Bernie kiddies tell me that @HillaryClinton should drop out because Bernies rallies are trending more. I'M NOT KIDDING
— Cathy Wentzel (@CathyWentzel) April 15, 2016
A Contested Democratic Convention Is a Near Statistical Certaintyhttps://t.co/QBwhGxF3zO
— Kenn Threed (@kenn3d) April 13, 2016
it's virtually impossible for Clinton to clinch
Contested Dem Convention Is Statistical Certainty https://t.co/gbSLRCZWMB Clinton needs 65% to avoid contested Dem convention #DemDebate
— joe the terrorist (@JoeTheTerrorist) April 15, 2016
