Unless some big unexpected surprise (bigger than beating the polls in Michigan) shakes up the race, then no, he will not.
Agreed. I think Clinton's going to go 5-0 today, though there's some chance Sanders might take Missouri by a few points. I think it's particularly telling that he doesn't seem to be gaining any traction in Ohio, which would seem a natural follow-on to Michigan in terms of economics and voter demographics.
I wrote some time ago that I expect Sanders to stay in until Clinton has the nomination mathematically locked up. And I hope to hell that there are no big unexpected surprises because other than a viral video of Trump throat-punching a baby I can't think of one that would be good news.
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Date: 2016-03-15 15:41 (UTC)Agreed. I think Clinton's going to go 5-0 today, though there's some chance Sanders might take Missouri by a few points. I think it's particularly telling that he doesn't seem to be gaining any traction in Ohio, which would seem a natural follow-on to Michigan in terms of economics and voter demographics.
I wrote some time ago that I expect Sanders to stay in until Clinton has the nomination mathematically locked up. And I hope to hell that there are no big unexpected surprises because other than a viral video of Trump throat-punching a baby I can't think of one that would be good news.