hanimmal
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You shouldn't feel too bad, combinatorics is still full of mathematical expressions and is not 'counting' or arithmetic both of which are not technically mathematics.
New study: single payer would cost 34 trillion for first decade
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doublejj
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Which candidate does not accept micro donations?...
hanimmal
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That's not what I am worried about, I am worried about the Russians/Saudis/Chinese Cults/Whoever using the untraceable system to funnel money to their candidates of choice using click farms propping them up far longer than they otherwise would be using American money.
doublejj
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so all candidates are susceptible to this?....
hanimmal
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Sure, that is why I am worried and want someone who Russia is known to not have supported. After Trump we can't be duped again, this election is too important.
Fogdog
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Doesn't matter if sky said it. 45 < 1991 and 28% < 50%
Will you answer my question now?
2020 Democratic Presidential Nomination - 270toWin
Primary calendar, polls and candidates. A historically large field is vying for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
www.270towin.com
Estimated Delegates Earned
Sanders
45
Buttigieg
26
Biden
15
Warren
8
Klobuchar
7
There are 3,979 pledged delegates in 2020; it will take a minimum of 1,991 to win the Democratic nomination on the first ballot. 771 automatic delegates (superdelegates) will not participate on the first ballot (unless the nomination is uncontested). This is a significant change from 2016.
Fogdog
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Sad, what Bernie fever does to people, isn't it?You shouldn't feel too bad, combinatorics is still full of mathematical expressions and is not 'counting' or arithmetic both of which are not technically mathematics.
Mathematics (from Greek μάθημα máthēma, "knowledge, study, learning") includes the study of such topics as quantity (number theory),[1] structure (algebra),[2] space (geometry),[1] and change (mathematical analysis).[3][4][5] It has no generally accepted definition.[6][7]
Unclebaldrick
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Ok.
Bernie: some delegates.
Everybody else: fewer delegates.
If he wins the majority of delegates, he will be the nominee. Them's the rules. I respect the process and democracy - if he wins the nomination, I will support him whole-heartedly.
If Bernie wins the nomination, I believe he will be badly beaten in the EC count in the general. You may get the chance to see it.
That is my opinion. We don't have to wait too long to see reality.
londonfog
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Trump versus Bernie...who you vote for
Unclebaldrick
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I cannot think of any way I could have been clearer on this.
londonfog
Well-Known Member
Your last post did not say
abandonconflict
Well-Known Member
Bernie has 45 of the 125 delegates in the states that have primaried so far. 45 is not a majority of 125 but as he said, counting is advanced mathematics so...Doesn't matter if sky said it. 45 < 1991 and 28% < 50%
Will you answer my question now?
2020 Democratic Presidential Nomination - 270toWin
Primary calendar, polls and candidates. A historically large field is vying for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
Estimated Delegates Earned
Sanders
45
Buttigieg
26
Biden
15
Warren
8
Klobuchar
7
There are 3,979 pledged delegates in 2020; it will take a minimum of 1,991 to win the Democratic nomination on the first ballot. 771 automatic delegates (superdelegates) will not participate on the first ballot (unless the nomination is uncontested). This is a significant change from 2016.
hanimmal
Well-Known Member
Are they really different?
abandonconflict
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Good point. Not only are they essentially identical, there's actual overlap.
Fogdog
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I'll take a guess at it.
They don't want to build a wall with Mexico but they want us to pay for one anyway?
abandonconflict
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I'm sure there's 30 trillion dollars lying around somewhere...