YES! He’s got the momentum and will continue to raise money.
85%
NO! The media will ignore the wins & focus on superdelegates.
15%
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I don't like either answer. I say NO! because Hillary has too much power and the super delegates are welded to her. They WILL NOT change their support for Hillary. They themselves are politicians and they like and need Big Money to keep themselves in office.
I am sure the media will continue to lie, and focus on superdelegates, which need to be outlawed.
Bernie does well at caucases. I'm sure he'll continue to improve (and I hope be victorious) in primaries. After the "bird" incident on Saturday, a lot has changed. #BirdieSanders will bring up the clip. There's a joke about Hillary looking for a trained parakeet. Whatever. The other detail that many seem to miss is that Bernie is ahead on pledged delegates. Hillary's numbers are bolstered by the Superdelegates, alone, and if they change their allegience with the popular vote in their States, then Bernie will look even better, even faster. Still, the Clinton machine can apply a good amount of pressure. Time will tell. At this point, IMHO, Bernie has the momentum. Meanwhile, I'm facebanking, attending meetings, and doing what I can to support Bernie.