Is Bidens campaign dead? (EDIT: Well, this was turned around completely.)

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axumblade said:

Cyran said:

The fivethirtyeight model currently shows that it unlikely anyone to gain a majority of the delegates at 62% but as of this morning it gives biden a better chance at 30% then Sanders 8%.  It also predicting Biden has a better chance the Bernie of getting a plurality.  The average of there simulation has biden at 1728 and sanders at 1358.

Of coerce this could change greatly tomorrow if the results of today primaries are not close to what fivethirtyeight model is predicting currently.

All am saying is the math no longer showing that sanders is the clear front runner like is was only a few days ago. 

Personally my gut feeling is it a coin flip between Bernie and Biden at this moment but for one of them the path going to get much harder after the results of super Tuesday is known. Bernie really need to be ahead of Biden when all the delegates for super Tuesday is assign if he want to win this thing.

If Warren dropped out and endorsed Bernie, it might help his chances but it's likely too late for that to happen. 

Speaking of dropping out and endorsing Bernie, why is Tulsi still running? She should have dropped a long time ago, but the way it is, she is mostly stealing Bernie votes right now.