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Potentially a third party candidate. If Trump really does win the nomination then Bloomberg will be thinking there is a lot of room for him to manoeuvre himself in to (especially if Sanders also wins).

Some interesting pages on Wikipedia for further reading! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Senate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_House_of_Representatives https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election...

Term length is 6 years, but the elections are staggered so only roughly 1/3 are elected at one time (then another 1/3 two years later etc.). Yeh stuff like that affects it. Also the senate specifically is not designed to be representative of the whole population, meaning a tiny state like Rhode...

Yeh, each state sends two Senators to the Senate (so 100 in total). The Republicans have a majority there whilst, to them, the most disliked president for some time is currently in office. The amount of ridiculous partisan politics we've seen in recent years with government shutdowns and now...

They're not the only options though. Boris being the significant alternative now.

The UKIP GE vote is very much secured for the leave campaign. It will be the bigger group of tory voters (and labour to a lesser extent) who determine whether we leave or not. Out should keep Farage away and use other people to head the campaign.

I thought he was talking about this thread only, haven't been following it closely so didn't know if people actually had on here. Both campaigns are using peoples irrationally fear of terrorism as a political tool and it's dirty.

Where has that been said please?

He has.

Exactly my thoughts. Fear mongering that some in here have said the out campaign don't partake in.

Yeh the poll of polls from Nevada has Clinton 49 Bernie 46. Could go either way. Not really sure will count as a bad result for him in SC now

No he doesn't. He needs the young vote, which he very much has. He has a big ground presence in both? So long as he keeps close in actual nominated delegates till super Tuesday, he'll be fine.

Ted Cruz attacks Obama for not attending Antonin Scalia's funeral. Meanwhile Ted Cruz won't attend the funeral either. And wow. A national poll that has Bernie 3 points ahead. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/interactive/2016/02/18/fox-news-poll-national-presidential-race-february-18-2016/ It's...

Yep, good demographics for Hilary, with a big Hispanic vote. This is obviously very bad for Trump, but would matter more in a general election match up rather than now. Yeh she's a pretty comfortable 20 points ahead in SC.

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2016/images/02/17/topnv1.pdf Latest poll for Nevada: Clinton 48; Sanders 47. Trump 45; Rubio 19; Cruz 17; Carson 7; Kasich 5; Bush 1. 2 days.

More yes, but don't pretend you're dominant... PSG 2-1 Chelsea Tottenham 4-1 Monaco Liverpool 2-1 Bordeaux Monaco 1-1 Tottenham Bordeaux 1-1 Liverpool Arsenal 2-0 Monaco Chelsea 2-2 PSG Monaco 3-1 Arsenal PSG 1-1 Chelsea Everton 3-0 Lille Lille 0-0 Everton Chelsea 2-0 PSG PSG 3-1 Chelsea Arsenal...

That's true, I withdraw my sympathy.

Sad and interesting twist; 79 year old Justice Scalia passed away today. Leaves the supreme court equally balanced between liberals and conservatives. The question is will Obama be able to appoint his choice (basically will the republican senate allow him) in the next year or so left of his...

Interesting bit for me: Even though NH has a smaller % of minorities than the national average Bernie picked up *49% of their votes. Considering he wasn't doing well with these groups this could be important, especially going into Nevada and South Carolina which are very ethnically diverse. *50%...

Yeh that's her. Very good demography and borders his home state, this result won't really tell us too much. Will be good to have a victory reported in the press however and keeps the momentum going.