Can Bernie still win the nomination, /pol/?
No, anybody who tries to rationalize it is just a deluded bernout and needs to accept reality.
Hillary has like hundreds of more superdelegates than Bernie. Also the delegates rich states have large minority populations where Bernie can only win in white majority states.
>>69738116
Bernie has a better chance than Trump. The GOP is openly bragging about how they're going to steal it from Trump.
>>69738116
Hillary is just smoke and mirrors with the super delegates, if they switched to Bernie he would win.
>>69738116
I'd say between 1 and 2% chance. If Clinton is not indicted, and remain calm and low key, she'll be the nominee.
But if Bernie manage to be the nominee, he'll be the next US president by a landslide.
>>69738512
>Bernie has a better chance than Trump
But that is just blatantly not true.
the question shouldnt be if he could win rather if he should. communsim has never worked and will never
>>69739890
>Bernie
>communist
That's like calling Trump a fascist.
>>69738116
>2010+6
>still playing WoW
TOP LEL
>>69738116
If heard that even some of the delegates in states he's won that are supposed to nominate him have said they are still nominating Hilary.
>>69741279
Yeah those are called superdelegates, people who don't have to vote in proportion with the population. For perspective on how bullshit they are, Sanders has about 45% of the delegates but 6% of the superdelegates
To answer OP's question, it's basically a 0% chance barring a Clinton indictment or win in NY
>>69741944
>a Clinton indictment
this is being saved for her after she(if) wins the election. the republican controlled congress will impeach her
>>69742384
>tfw wanted the indictment to happen during primary season
>tfw didn't happen
o-oh well, go trump
