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The big blow will be when the UIW or UAW back Trump over Hillary in about July/August. That's going to happen. You heard it here first.
There is no traditional republican voter in this election anymore. It's just Trump vs. voting for the status quo. The message is almost moot because Trump is blurring the lines of old right/left politics altogether and he remains a constantly moving target for the main stream media to try and pin down into his "place" on the red/blue line.
And Sanders winning in places like Alaska doesn't mean a bag of beans. Wake me up if he wins California or New York (which he won't). There are over 1/3rd the delegates left just in those two states, which Hillary will win 55-60% to 40-45% in both states. And she STILL has as 275 delegate lead WITHOUT the superdelegates right now.
The math doesn't work for Sanders and never has. He can't win in big cities. The more big cities a state has (and more delegates), the worse he does.
There is no traditional republican voter in this election anymore. It's just Trump vs. voting for the status quo. The message is almost moot because Trump is blurring the lines of old right/left politics altogether and he remains a constantly moving target for the main stream media to try and pin down into his "place" on the red/blue line.
And Sanders winning in places like Alaska doesn't mean a bag of beans. Wake me up if he wins California or New York (which he won't). There are over 1/3rd the delegates left just in those two states, which Hillary will win 55-60% to 40-45% in both states. And she STILL has as 275 delegate lead WITHOUT the superdelegates right now.
The math doesn't work for Sanders and never has. He can't win in big cities. The more big cities a state has (and more delegates), the worse he does.