Hillary Clinton got "Berned" by her opponent in Tuesday night's Wisconsin primary, losing 99 percent of counties to the 74-year-old socialist. 

Bernie Sanders' victory means he has won 7 of the last 8 primaries, becoming a major thorn in Hillary's side. Out of 72 counties in Wisconsin, Hillary beat Sanders in just one, and only by 3.2 percent. 

"The corporate media and establishment keep counting us out, but we keep winning by large margins," Sanders’ campaign tweeted after the victory. 

Clinton hasn't let the victory shake her. She claimed to be "feeling very good" after the loss and reminded the Sanders campaign she is "still considerably ahead." That being said, a national poll among Democrats shows her and Sanders neck-and-neck despite her higher number of delegates. 

Whether or not Bernie will get the nomination remains to be seen, but he has sure given Hillary far more stress than she had probably hoped for going into the presidential election.

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