Isn't about this time of night we hear cries that something is wrong with voting in: state?

[liberal N proud]

[UtahLib]

1. LOL, about one minute after you posted this OP. nt

[Lil Missy]

2. Yep. This time it's a MOLE!

[Treant]

4. Ew, gross!

I have those in the garden and they're...

Oh, not that kind of mole?

Nevermind.

[Kber]

3. Here ya go

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1280158795

[George II]

6. Why would a "media blackout" have anything to do with how a caucus is conducted?

[MSMITH33156]

10. Because first you have to assume the Bernie mindset

There is a pre-requisite form of thinking:

1) Everyone is out to get him.

2) When he loses, someone clearly cheated.

3) There is a conspiracy theory against him involving the Democratic Party, The Republican Party, the media and Hillary Clinton to prevent Bernie from winning the nomination.

4) Bernie is actually winning, but Hillary and the media are conspiring to make it look like he isn't.

So, first pretend you believe all of those things are true and factual. Then it makes perfect sense for a "media blackout" to be associated with some sort of caucus execution issues.

[pandr32]

14. Exactly!

I wonder how long it will linger after Hillary wins the nomination? Sigh.

[liberal N proud]

7. Even when he does well now?

Must not done as well as they wanted.

[George II]

5. Not really, we only hear that when Sanders loses.

[liberal N proud]

8. There was a hidden sarcasm in the OP.

[George II]

9. .

[KittyWampus]

15. like an easter egg hunt. LOL! "Find the Hidden Sarcasm".

[still_one]

11. There is a lot of truth in what you are saying George

[fleabiscuit]

12. Hillary let Bernie win so she could trick Wall Street into giving her more money for her campaign!

Does that work?



Wish I had a click through counter on that, lol.

[jsmirman]

13. Well, old people, care givers, people who had to work, disabled people

they were all disenfranchised, so there *was* something wrong with voting in all three states, X, Y, and Z, but those are the rules set at the start of the contest. But something was most certainly wrong.