Democratic Primary 2.0

In 2008, an unknown senator from Chicago challenged Democratic Royalty Hillary Clinton in the Democratic Convention Presidential Nomination. Senator Obama from Chicago quickly gained traction against Clinton and swooped the nomination right out from under Hilary in the history-making election of 2008.

In 2016, the Queen of the Democrats is trying yet another time to be the first female President of the United States of America. Although Hillary may be in for the same trouble and disappointment that greeted her back in the 2008 election. As badly as the Democratic establishment wants you to believe Hilary has the majority of America's support, it's simply not true. The truth is Bernie Sanders is ahead of where Barrack Obama was in the race at this exact time back in 2008.

The first part of the Democratic Primaries include the 9 Old Southern states which have majority support for Clinton. The truth is Bernie appeals to the majority of democrats, yes Clinton is in the lead right now especially with her super delegates. But super delegates can just as easily revoke their pledged votes to her, as easily as they gave her those votes.

Democratic Primary 2.0 is about to begin. It runs from March 16 through June 7. It includes none of the “Old Southern” states, because they have already voted. It includes all of the Pacific states, and all of the Mountain states except Colorado and Nevada which have already voted. The most important thing to remember is that Bernie still has a HUGE chance of becoming the Democratic Presidential Nominee, the biggest prizes still yet to come are California (545 delegates), New York (291 delegates) and Pennsylvania (210 delegates.) Just winning these three states would put Bernie in the lead. From polling we can be certain that Sanders has a much higher support rate in Northern and Western States rather than in the south. The Democratic Nomination is still anyones for the taking, so don’t give up on Bernie Sanders.