Quote: Greta wrote in post #165

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I actually believe you would do that.

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Quote: Hansel wrote in post #161

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Quote: Greta wrote in post #159

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Something about you ain't kosher.

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Well I don't exactly live there but half my state does now and I do have Tropicana orange juice in the fridge so I feel like an honorary resident.

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Quote: Sanguine wrote in post #171

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Esoteric Jeff@EsotericCD
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A simple, but thus far unremarked-upon truth about Bernie Sanders' performance in the NH primary last night: it proves that a huge amount of his primary performance in 2016 wasn't due to true ideological support, but merely as a place to park a protest vote against Hillary.

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How "Live Free or Die" works with a totalitarian government is a puzzler. I guess they want to die?

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Quote: austingirl wrote in post #174

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How "Live Free or Die" works with a totalitarian government is a puzzler. I guess they want to die?

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Unfortunately, NH has been overtaken by people from Mass who can't tolerate the overbearing government there, so they move to NH and do the same damn things that made them leave Mass.

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Quote: Sanguine wrote in post #178

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Quote: Tinker wrote in post #176

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Quote: Sanguine wrote in post #175

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Quote: austingirl wrote in post #174

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How "Live Free or Die" works with a totalitarian government is a puzzler. I guess they want to die?

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Unfortunately, NH has been overtaken by people from Mass who can't tolerate the overbearing government there, so they move to NH and do the same damn things that made them leave Mass.

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And Vermont! Don't forget to add that fine bunch into the equation @Sanguine

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You're right - and Vermont gave us Bernie.

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Back to bernie

With a little over 90 percent of the vote in according to Decision Desk, Sanders received about 26 percent of the vote, while Buttigieg got 24 percent, and Klobuchar 20 percent. That’s worse than he did in 2016 against Hillary Clinton, when he won 60 percent support and she won 38 percent support in the Granite State.

Voter turnout on Tuesday was around 2008 levels and above that of 2016, but in those strong numbers, there may be concerning signs for Sanders, too. Early exit polls also showed a drop in young voters, which is his strongest source of support. His campaign’s theory of the case is that they can turn out new and young voters in droves to win both the primary and the general election, and thus far with two states having voted, that really hasn’t come to fruition. Turnout for the Iowa caucuses was pretty anemic.

Now in the coming weeks his campaing is going to really look like "A Weekend at Bernie"