today(March 3) was the best day the Sanders camp has seen

[callmeslick]

and, they seemingly had to do nothing to make it so. In fact, it is near-imperative for him to do or say nothing about today's events. Opinions?

[Spidey]

Possibly…if I knew what you were referring to.

[callmeslick]

Possibly…if I knew what you were referring to.

in the course of the day, the GOP painted itself into a corner that insures an electoral disaster, and Hillary moved a big step closer to serious legal issues with the email thing, and Bernie didn't have to do a thing to affect either outcome.

[woodchip]

You might be wrong slick about the GOP. The candidates have all pledged to back Trump if he wins. What you in fact might see is a coalescing around the idea of the party presenting a united front...no matter if Trump wins the nomination or someone else does.

[callmeslick]

You might be wrong slick about the GOP. The candidates have all pledged to back Trump if he wins.

I saw the lips move, but without much conviction. Plus, the idea here isn't what the candidates say, it's what their supporters choose to do.

What you in fact might see is a coalescing around the idea of the party presenting a united front...no matter if Trump wins the nomination or someone else does.

keep thinking what you wish, and watch. I've been spot on so far, as the Sept thread proves.

[woodchip]

I saw the lips move, but without much conviction. Plus, the idea here isn't what the candidates say, it's what their supporters choose to do.

A iceberg doesn't make 180 deg turns overnight.

[Spidey]

Thanks, a comment…well…ummm…

Nothing is going to happen on the e-mail thing.

The GOP has some troubles that make you happy, that’s no surprise.

Sanders did nothing yesterday to increase his chances, well that’s no surprise either.