The Appearance of Hillary's Win in Pennsylvania

Cenk discusses why the appearance of Hillary's win is so important to her campaign.

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Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• hillary
• clinton
• barack
• obama
• presidential
• election
• democrats
• pennsylvania
• primary

[TheYoungTurks]

Watch the entire show at theyoungturks(.)com

[nemobad]

how can you respect a hypocrite who demonizes drug users while at the same time, he's doing the exact same thing?

[parulkarg]

thats because majority of the fathead limbaugh's listeners are hillbilies (which america is full of) NOT elite who listen to this program. Its too hard for them, you and the fathead to grasp whats said here. So keep listening to the radio NOT internet. Thats not your domain. You are in the wrong neighbourhood cracker

[DereckLamar]

Bullshit!

[sploogersmoof]

she really dident win by a large margin, so in reality her victory is meaningless.

[sploogersmoof]

i miss dennis....why did he quit? i mean, i know its impossable for him to win in all due to our corrupt political system, but at least gravel and paul stayed in!

[sploogersmoof]

awhile ago, a couple greek,arab, and indian guys got together and created this wonderful thing called math. math, in all its infinite wisdom, is telling us hillary will never win at this point. it is impossable for her to win. just facts people, and even if she did win, polls show she would lose in november. those same polls show obama winning both.

[R0SEBUD789]

vertigate, I live in California, there are entire huge counties that are Republicans (like O.C.), and we have a huge Hispanic populalation (they like McCain and not Obama). We have a Republican governor, and had Reagan before the country did... I'm sure McCain would have a good chance in this state. Don't take it for granted.

[R0SEBUD789]

In other words, there are other candidates and primary elections in recent history who were much further behind than Hillary (Jesse Jackson), took it to the convention, and weren't told to get out of the race.

[R0SEBUD789]

In 1980, the Democratic Convention was held in New York City, with sitting-President Jimmy Carter challenged for the nomination by Ted Kennedy. Despite Carter having 2,129 delegates to Kennedy's 1,150 (and Carter's 37 states to Kennedy's 12), Kennedy contested the nomination through the convention and actually fought to switch delegates from Carter to himself. Obama-supporter Ted Kennedy fought for the nomination through the convention, despite trailing Carter by roughly ONE THOUSAND delegates.

[R0SEBUD789]

DonSimonBolivar, OMG, hearing Obama's voice for four years would drive ME crazy. It'd be like having a pastor preaching in my living room for 4 long years. First time I ever heard Obama, I thought he was a preacher. Yuck.

[rocketman10owen]

hard to win a nomination

if he shows softness and don't punch back like kerry, he won't win the nomination

he needs to learn how to hit hard like clinton

[putittogether]

Democrats are the same as Republicans they both don't give a shit about you. And the

Young Turks...well just a bunch of socialist, whom despise freedom, and the fruits of your labor. They are to lazy and self important to get off there ass's and help a poor person help themselves. They want some politician to do it for them. Bunch of cowards and careless men.