So shocking he won by such a gigantic margin, he's not finished wtf he's in again....

first time i've seen him truly elated since this shit began, tbh
the man was smiles end to end
good for him, tbh. he takes a lot of shit and keeps on going
nothing wrong with competition

but remember that south carolina is only like 54 delegates total right and they need like 1.9k including the inflated value of the superdelegates if i followed it correctly idk but yeah. it's a win. more of a moral victory than numerical value but momentum and poise count for days.

tbh in early autum i thought liz warren was going to take the top office. she spent too much time taking selfies and not enough time holding her own damn beer

i found a college pic of her

and here she is in highschool

Trump's Kung-Fu is definitely stronger than the SJW rage syndromers.
in Trump We Trust.

This post was edited by LoLoutLoud on Mar 1 2020 04:57am

Didn't expect that large a margin. went for 15-19. If this gives him the momentum to get close to Sanders' delegate count he will definitely get that nod.

A surprisingly strong victory for Biden, I really didnt expect that.

The point I made on page 1 still stands though: Super Tuesday is in 4 days, and even if a stream of money and donations comes in for Biden's campaign in the next couple of days, it will be too late to make up for his lack of ground game and ad spending in the Super Tuesday states. Furthermore, we should not forget that SC was a SUPER strong state for Biden in terms of demographics. He'll find a much less favorable playing field in most other states. He'll get crushed in California, and not do as well as last night in most other Super Tuesday states either.

So yes, it looks like we might ultimately get the Sanders/Biden race that most pundits were expecting in early 2019, but I personally still think that Bernie will head into the convention with a plurality (but not a majority) of delegates.