since when in the 21st century has vote suppression been a go to Democratic practice?

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all the dirt throwing and lying, the constant premature declaration of nominee!
the Drop Out Bernie!'s you Trump supporters and all manner of lunacy.

what else is it?

not even mentioning the numerous troublesome primary polling examples in this primary,
just the rhetorical strategies.

attempted suppression.

is that Democratic?

[Trust Buster]

1. No, that's why we let folks like you down lightly by using the term "presumptive nominee".

[rhett o rick]

3. Three minutes, you are slipping. Is your refresh finger getting tired?

[notadmblnd]

2. I always wondered why Dems never complained when Repubs stole elections

I don't any longer though.

[Doctor_J]

4. About the same time that newt Gingrich's insurance scam became healthcare

The turd way didn't just adopt the republicans platform. They also co-opted their campaign playbook.

[reddread]

5. playbooks and/or contributor lists?

same thing?

[rhett o rick]

6. It's easier to understand if you stop thinking in terms of Democrats vs. Republicons.

That isn't the battle. It's an easy division and easy to see why people choose that division but it's not correct. The war is between the progressives and the conservatives. While all the Republicons are conservative, not all Democrats are progressive. It's the damn conservatives in our party that bring us cheating, big money corruption, and election fraud.

Sanders and Warren are progressive and on the opposite side of the war from Clinton, Obama, Goldman-Sachs and the Koch Bros.

Guess which side lies, cheats, and steals elections?

[reddread]

8. predators vs prey

and right vs wrong is not addressed these days.

[rhett o rick]

9. Aristocrats vs. Peons. Clinton vs. the 99%

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14. dinner is served

as soon as we do the math, and add up the damages, they are done.

[rhett o rick]

19. Sadly our fight is futile. There are too many authoritarian followers that will align with the

biggest bully in spite of how he/she treats them.

[reddread]

21. never tasted them with ketchup?

[jwirr]

7. Since sometime after 1980. Oh and to be fair prior to FDR

in some of the south.

[reddread]

10. in Democratic primaries?

I did qualify it to avoid the uglier truths overshadowing the point that I cant recall voter suppression tactics in the
previous primaries anywhere near, what we are seeing this time.
but my memory sucks.

[jwirr]

11. You know I cannot say if it was always in primaries. But I do

remember watching a Democratic National Convention where one of the southern states had a floor fight over which group of delegates were going to be seated: the white delegation or the black delegation. Don't know the whole story behind that but the black delegation was seated and the white one was very angry.

[joshcryer]

12. I've always been against vote suppressing caucases.

Not sure what you're saying.

[rhett o rick]

20. I am not a big fan of caucuses but they are a lot more open than having

votes counted by a machine furnished by the Oligarchy.

[randome]

13. Since when in the 21st century have you decided to do something about state-run elections?

What are you, an Independent? If so, then you should hold your 'advice' for your own party. Oh, wait, Independents don't have one. I wonder why that is.
[hr][font color="blue"][center]Stop looking for heroes. BE one.[/center][/font][hr]

[LexVegas]

15. Voter suppression becomes a made-up issue when a white man is going to lose to a woman. nt

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16. If you really enjoy fiction writing so much you should concentrate on it

but if you have a day job, or whatever sort of work you do,
I would hang onto it.

[LexVegas]

17. Don't lose mad...just lose. nt

[reddread]

18. "we can't"