Superdelegates Supporting Hillary Clinton Risk a Donald Trump Presidency

[Jester Messiah]

It’s time for the Democratic Party to come to terms with Hillary Clinton’s wrongdoings, fabrications, and blatant neglect.

The Office of Inspector General’s report released Wednesday is the most crucial piece of evidence that’s been seen to date suggesting Clinton has broken federal law through unauthorized use of a private email server.

Now, while the IG continues to state she has broken “policies,” they fail to talk about the fact that the “policies” she has broken were designed around the Federal Records Act of 1950. By violating the policy, Clinton has not only violated the law, but also consistently denied doing so publicly numerous times.

Superdelegates within the Democratic Party need to take the findings of this report, and her visibly inconsistent defense, into serious consideration.

http://bold.global/charlie-may/2016/05/31/22070/

[Tarc]

1. Super-delegates supporting Clinton do so because she is who the voters have chosen

I find it odd that the supporters of the grassroots "of the people" candidate wan't something very UNdemocratic to happen to propel their candidate to the nomination.

[pinebox]

4. You're wrong. Many SD's came out for Hillary before the primaries

Months and months before the primaries. Before Bernie was even in the race.
That, IMHO is wrong.

[NCTraveler]

2. Todays talking point for why the will of the people should be ignored?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12512100530

[SFnomad]

3. The 16th can't get here soon enough n/t

[geek tragedy]

5. I like how the people who are fine with Clinton losing to Trump then turn around

and act like they think Trump is so awful that superdelegates need to disenfranchise the millions of black, Latino and women voters whose votes allowed Clinton to win the primary.