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Originally Posted by Guest
Hillary will have the delegates she needs for the nomination, with or without a California win.
Republicans, on the other hand, will not even have a candidate on the ballot for senate to replace Sen Barbara Boxer. Yes, you read that correctly. After Tuesday's election, voters will only have a choice of one democrat or another democrat for senator.
Republicans have become totally irrelevant in California, the country's largest state.
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Apparently, you do not really know anything about the Super delegates that she is counting already as hers. Not all of them are totally committed. Of course, I realize that Bernie was supposed to be a joke, that didn't quite pan out for the libtards. But, Hillary is looking pretty vulnerable and the DNC is getting real nervous. They don't think she can beat Trump. As a matter of fact, I think that Trump would beat her in a landslide. Bernie and Killary still have to go to the convention. Some interesting things can happen there, especially IF she loses to Bernie in California.
Hillary Clinton has 1776 pledged delegates to Bernie's 1501. There are still 895 still availible. Super delegates can support any candidate they wish and are NOT final until the convention. Without counting Super Delegates, Hillary is barely ahead of Bernie.
Don't count Bernie out until the fat Hillary sings. And her barking like a dog does not qualify as singing.