67% of the vote counted.  Some interesting results so far  . . . .

Amy has broken through, comfortably in the top 3 while Liz has tanked, with half the support Amy has. This could be a game changer.

I think she will.   Biden will stay in and the primaries throughout the South should be really interesting between him and Bernie.  I smell a brokered convention coming.  

Bernie has now won.

people start dropping out and that leaves disenfranchised voters who have lost their candidate flailing around trying to pick someone else.  That's what happened to the GOP in 2012.  Romney was the last man standing, but Huckabee would have given Obama a better run for his money, but still would have probably lost.

What in the world makes you think he will even make it to Super Tuesday? He has finished 4th in Iowa and a dismal 5th tonight.

Liz won't drop out and Biden isn't toast. But if he can't recoup in Nevada and SC, THEN he's toast.
Now we'll see what Mike can do, if anything.
Funny neither of you mentioned Amy. She's as big a story as Bernie.

Jesus! Go clean your shorts. It's only one primary and it's of the state NEXT DOOR to Bernie. He HAD to take it. And he only barely did.
Amy should be a bigger story.
Now please go rub some lidocaine on your dick.

has enough national recognition to come out on top, but I will hand it to her that tonight's result was both surprising and impressive.  However, at a brokered convention, her hat would probably be in the ring.

She is going NO where.

True he is done but I'm sure he will stay in it as long as the money lasts, which is not long.

The trick for Bernie is not "winning" with 25 or 30% -- he needs an average of 51%, otherwise he doesn't win it on the first ballot and then the Super Delegates get to vote.  Then it is just a slug fest until the establishment candidate gets selected.  Though I think it will go to whoever came in second to Bernie (I'm not predicting who that will be.)

1.    Bernie           55%

I think that the primary-ing and candidacy rules changed bigly in the early 1970s. Jimmy Carter's campaign understood the new rules very well and won the Dem nomination.  
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I say, bring back the days of the "smoke filled rooms."  There would have been some different nominees in the last 45 years, and maybe some big losers, but we surely would NEVER have had Trump.  
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(This is somewhat correlated to earlier posts (over the past few years) about the need to have an educated electorate.  "An educated electorate is the greatest defense of Democracy."  "Smart voters elect smart leaders."  In the same vein, Facebook, Twitter, et sim have become potent enemies of such a democracy.)

So you would rather have a bunch of anonymous elitists DICTATE to the people who the nominees of each party would be RATHER than the DEMOCRATIC process of having the people making those decisions???  

I thought CNN was a DNC mouthpiece. Oh, right, that's what Hack says when it suits his argument. But when he agrees with what CNN says, all of a sudden it's gospel.
Hack = Hypocrite.

She promised to make you come out of the closet. And she even promised to make you clean the jizz out of your tighty-whities. Hell, I'd promise to vote for President Dump if he'd offered that.
As for your dick, I don't comment on anything that tiny.
Admit it Hack. You're gay. It will be so liberating for you.

before or after the NH results last night?

They wont have the money to do so plus the party would place tons of pressure on them to get out so someone can challenge The Bern as he is the Dims biggest nightmare.

1.Bernie                              36%
2. Brokered Convention   36%
3. Biden                               17%
4. Buttigieg                           5%
5. Bloomberg                       4%
6. Warren                             3%

Under the Dem system ALL candidates getting at least 15% of the vote in any given state get at least "some" delegates making it that much harder for any one candidate in a three or four person race to reach that magic number of 1990 delegates to win on the first ballot.

The theory being put forward by some who think Bernie will win is that democrats are like lemmings and will jump on the bandwagon of whoever seems to be eeking out ahead.  If that is not true, yeah, it is hard to see how Bernie gets passed the second vote.

Trump got an incredible GOP turnout in NH.  He got over 120,000 votes.   That's for an incumbent where there is no real contest.  No big reason for anyone to drag their ass off the couch and go vote for the only real candidate.

I am hoping for a brokered, dem, convention however I heard one report a few days ago the DNC may again change their rules.  
I heard that the DNC may include “super delegates” voting  in the first ballot.  If they do that then who ever the DNC wants will be the nominee on the first ballot.

Reagan in 1984 set the historical incumbent GOP high at 86.43%.  Trump's 85% is statistically insignificantly different.

is not going to get a large number of Dems and Independents to go with his 85%, you have not been paying attention to the REAL news.  Fake news is glossing over this story.

that Tom Steyer spent $1900 in NH per vote that he got?  He's rich, but how long do you think he can keep that up?