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In reply to the discussion: Sanders-backed DNC plan sparks superdelegate revolt [View all]R B Garr
(17,937 posts)about "ordinary Democrats" yet your other posts say that Independents and third party voters should not be denied an opportunity to contest conventions, which makes no sense. All of your own proposed scenarios are fabricated, yet you tag "ordinary Democrats" with your own contrived misgivings. The superdelegates were not a roadblock even recently, as the vote totals were not there to support going forward. They did not abuse their roll, so it's just complete hooey at this point to keep insisting that superdelegates should go away just as some kind of victory lap for third party types. Let's not make things up about superdelegates, including making up false impressions of them and then insisting people live by your own impressions.
It is interesting that you talk about winning elections. Voting for the Democrat is how we can do that, not refusing to vote for our nominee and then encouraging others to do the same. Blaming Democrats for the willful behavior of others is not right.