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April 26 Primary Predictions
U.S. News: Presidential Elections
How will a growing popularity for Sanders affect Clinton’s campaign? Clinton will win many states in April 26 primary predictions and is still projected to win the Democratic nomination, but she will need Sanders’ endorsement in order to avoid losing potential voters to third party candidates or, in large part, to Sanders as a write-in candidate during the general elections.
Bernie takes the high road and, despite a reckless and harmful injustice that is intended to sabotage his campaign, will come out as the true winner by maintaining his integrity when he focuses on promoting the best interests of everyone by encouraging voters to support Clinton in the general elections.
A complication occurs when it is announced that Clinton has won the Democratic nomination, yet this claim will be contested in several ways, including a petition and class action lawsuit put forward by “We the People”, asking for a withdrawal of the superdelegate system. Media sources will further confuse the issue by prematurely announcing a win for Clinton before enough information has come in. Will the Sanders campaign and supporters continue to contest the Democratic nomination even if their efforts are initially rejected? And would Sanders run as a third party candidate after being denied the nomination?
No, it does not look like either happens. While there will not be a completely satisfying resolution to the issue of whether or not Clinton had won the nomination fairly, Sanders will not want to split the vote by running as a third party candidate.
Corruption and scandal will soon enshroud both the Republican and Democratic races. Some of these issues are valid, and others will be exposed as fabrications. Why is there more drama than usual in this election year?
In the cycles of both nature and economics, there is an abrupt disruption that accompanies the necessary upheaval of formerly accepted traditions. The growing discontent we have been witnessing from nearly all sides in this year’s elections mirrors the end of an old cycle in politics and the beginning of a new one. We are also seeing a demand for change as citizens in many countries take issue with leaders, asking some to step down and for others to own up to their responsibilities to their roles, as in the Panama Papers incident. Many of the changes will contribute to a system that strives for the betterment of humankind and a diminishing of suffering, in time. But humans tend to seek safety by sticking to what they know, so change does not come without discomfort.
April 26 Primary Predictions
Hillary Wins Many Primaries on April 26, 2016
Connecticut
Clinton. Sanders does better than expected in CT, despite Hilary’s lead.
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Delaware
Clinton
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Maryland
Clinton
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Pennsylvania
Clinton. A surprise happens in PA. Something unusual, unprecedented, and ultimately beneficial for Sanders. He will do very well in larger cities such as Philadelphia.
Sanders’ unexpected boost in NY, while not garnering him a win in the traditional sense, is still a triumph in terms of the adulation he generates, and his growing popularity in NY does help him in PA.
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Rhode Island
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Was Trump’s Campaign a Setup All Along?
Did Trump “Fool Most of the People All of the Time”?
Trump almost tries too hard to play the role of a cartoonish misogynist, a role which will send many followers on the fence flocking to Clinton’s cause. While there will always be loyal Trump supporters who can’t be dissuaded from admiring him no matter what he says, those who are undecided are being set up to vote for Clinton as a rejection of Trump’s anti-female rhetoric when it comes time for the general elections.
Trump’s campaign has been part strategy, part opportunism…the answer is a “yes” in many ways and a “no” in some. He gets free advertising for his career, and that’s part of the opportunism. Maybe he won’t have to spend on business marketing for the rest of his life. And each time he rises in popularity, he makes a misogynist comment, whether he believes in it or not, which drives more undecided supporters straight into the arms of Hillary. They’ve been friends in the past, he’s financially supported her political endeavors, they play at being enemies now (and would have to if they’d discussed this unified strategy to support Hillary’s ascendancy), plus Trump is the perfect candidate to ultimately bring more voters to Hillary’s campaign. In the recent past, he’s expressed a superficial relationship to women based on a simplistic, binary judgment of physical traits, verbally attacked female reporters such as Megyn Kelly (which helps us to sympathise and identify with other strong female figures, such as Hillary Clinton), makes outrageous comments about women needing to be penalised for abortions, and demonstrates a lack of empathy for the female voter by being unapologetic for his intentional provocations. It’s almost too perfect. It’s almost–set up like this. Is he worried about being found out? Why should he be, when he’s gotten this far and almost feels invincible?
How will Trump be regarded by his followers once this is revealed? He will deny it, and as with many of the accusations he’s denied (including things he’s claimed to not have said that are recorded in interviews), many who admire him will believe him. When someone wants a relationship to work–whether that connection is to a lover, an ideology, or a political leader–they’ll believe anything their partner tells them, or even choose to live in denial, just to make it work. Especially when so much has been invested.
More details on Trump’s strategies and the outcome of a contested convention soon…
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Clinton has Connecticut.
Connecticut is too close to call.
Sanders has Rhode Island.
Your predictions for Trump were correct. Also, Clinton has won three states already. Only Connecticut and Rhode Island are left for the Democrats.
What do you think Cruz’s alliance with Kasich will do to Trump?
I have been thinking. Indiana will be the first state to vote in May. I wonder how that will turn out.
I was wondering. What do you think about Donald Trump’s “System Is Rigged” argument? What impact will it have on the GOP nomination?
Ah, very interesting to predict a class action lawsuit. But, in my opinion, it would be warranted. The superdelegate system is absurd.
While I am not an ardent Bernies supporter (or hillary or trump), the fact that Bernie destroyed Hillary in Wyoming and still get fewer delegates it outrageous and, quite franky, a travesty.
It would seem to me that trying to stop Donald Trump will be difficult.
I was wondering. Who do you think will win the primaries in May?
What do you think will happen to Cruz?
Not all of Trump’s supporters will believe him if that info were to come out.