Today marks the end of any major contests among presidential candidates in the U.S. Democratic Primary. The election has been steady and relatively predictable at the polls. It seems hardly a contest at all, if you look at the math. But math hasn't stopped a flaming screamfest about lifted chairs and cheating complaints, system-rigging, and general disharmony between two candidates with voting records that actually align 92% of the time.
DailyKos analyzes the odds in this list of potential outcomes. It's pretty great.
If [Hillary Clinton] loses Calif, that proves she is weak and unpopular.
If Bernie supporters don't show up at the polls tomorrow, it's because of voter suppression.
If HRC supporters don't show up at the polls, it's because of their lack of enthusiasm.
If the AP announces that HRC is the presumptive nominee, they are doing it to tilt the table in her favor because they know she would otherwise lose.
If they don't announce that she's the presumptive nominee, it's because she wants a choreographed coronation on prime-time TV with maximum pomp.
If Bernie outperforms the polls, it's because he's sublime.
If HRC outperforms the polls, it's because she cheated.
If HRC wins Calif, it will prove she rigged it, by milazzo via DailyKos
