http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511505648Oh my.
They think they're on to us; they think they know how Republicans and conservatives think.
TalkingDog (8,725 posts) Wed Mar 16, 2016, 12:59 PM
Here's when you'll know that Sanders has irrevocably lost the contest:
When the Republicans take up a full-throated call for Clinton's prosecution over the FBI's email investigation.
It's not that they've grown tired of yammering about it. Look how may times they've tried to repeal "Obamacare". They Bengazied Bengazi into the ground. Years and years of opposition and harassment.
But they are petrified that if they dislodge Clinton, the only choice that remains is Sanders. They will not take that risk.
So when they start bashing Clinton for things like email felonies, dubious overseas supporters, pay for play politics, that's when you'll know that they feel sure that Sanders is no longer a threat.
/how politicking is done
<<<don't think that at any point the past year Republicans have been more scared of Methuselah than of Messalina Agrippina.
<<<professional Republican; knows more than the primitives do, about how Republicans think.
Too bad for the primitives.
MineralMan (81,541 posts) Wed Mar 16, 2016, 02:08 PM
3. The Republicans are kind of busy right now.
They're engaged in open warfare in their own party.
In the immortal words (paraphrased) of the Talking Heads: "They ain't got time for that now."
<<<concurs with the rock-headed Minnesota Moses.
azurnoir (43,244 posts) Wed Mar 16, 2016, 02:36 PM
5. Their total voter turn out outstripped 'ours' by almost 2 million last night
and right now during the primary season they are indeed fractured wanna see them unite behind whoever? put another Clinton up
<<<still finds it rollicking laughable
that the Bernie bullies think Republicans feared Methuselah more than we fear the Nominee Presumptive.
