[fortheDeclaration]

Likewise in KY, the difference in delegates is meaningless, this is all about appearances.

Hillary barely wins KY and loses again in Oregon.

She looks terrible as a candidate.

Imagine Cruz and Trump going at it like this.

[pieceofthepuzzle]

To me, this ongoing saga says two things. 1. Hillary is not liked by a significant portion of the democrat electorate, and 2. A significant percentage of the democrat electorate are in favor of socialism. The question I have is what percentage of the Bernie voters are anti-Hillary, and what percentage are pro-Bernie and pro-socialism?

[Ken H]

2016 Results =>

Clinton 212,549
Sanders 210,626

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2008 Results =>

Clinton 459,511
Obama 209,954

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kentucky_Democratic_primary,_2008

[xzins]

I have read someplace that Hillary was expected to lose Kentucky and therefore has pulled out this huge win.

Nothing could be further from the truth. Kentucky went huge for Clinton last time she ran there, and it was solidly pro-Clinton at the beginning of the primary process.

It is SANDERS who surged like crazy and came within a hair of capturing the state.

Kentucky is a HUGE Sanders win, and the party knows it.

[Impala64ssa]

Hillary barely wins KY
Talking about putting coal miners out of work was NOT a very wise move, to say the least. I'd love to be a fly on the wall at a mineworker's union meeting when the bosses endorse Her Thighness.

[BunnySlippers]

I’d say it’s inevitable .... they have to dump her. Sanders will be harder to win against. Well, maybe, maybe not.