The Bishop and the Butterfly: Murder, Politics, and the End of the Jazz Age

    2nd to Last

    To sum up the contest so far:


    Ties - Iowa (H 0.3%), Nevada (H 5.3%), Mass (H 1.4%), Mich (B 1.5%)
    [note: Hillary won by a sliver 2 caucuses; Bernie won by a sliver 2 primaries]

    Other Caucuses -  Samoa (H 43%), Col (B 19%), Minn (B 23%), Kansas (B 45%), Nebr (B 14%), Marianas (H 20%)  [Pacific caucuses are tiny]

    Other Primaries - NH (B 22%), SC (H 48%), AL (H 58%), Ark (H 37%), Georgia (H 43%), Okla (B 10%), Tenn (H 44%), Tex (H 32%), Vermont (B 73%), Virg (H 29%), Louisiana (H 48%), Miss (H 66%)

    Presuming a "blowout" to be >25-30%, Bernie's won 1 caucus and 1 primary by blowout
    Hillary's won 9 primaries by blowouts.

    Tomorrow, Florida and North Carolina will almost certainly be blowouts for Hillary, which would make 11; while Illinois, Missouri and Ohio may be much closer, though almost certainly not blowouts for either, especially not Bernie.

    So why is the internet full of the meme that Hillary's "struggling"? In 2008, Obama only had 10 blowout primaries total, while Hillary should have that beat.

    Expecting as usual that in a 2-person race, Hillary will be again considered 2nd to last. Why's that?