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In reply to the discussion: The DNC has a strong HRC bias. It's ludicrous to deny that [View all]PassingFair
(22,447 posts)43. In 2008 she didn't have Wasserman-Schultz rigging the national game for her.
She had to play by the same rules as the other candidates.
Although she TRIED TO CHEAT!!! Repeatedly.
Then she ran on and on after it was mathematically impossible
for her to win.
I want to know what the DNC is doing about the order of the primaries.
My state played asshole in the last election and jumped the gun.
So did Florida (hello Debby!)
What will the order be THIS time?
Anyone?
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I'm more concerned about the number of debates but eligibility is also an issue
Jim Lane
May 2015
#16
There were also twice as many candidates, which means half as much time for each
brooklynite
May 2015
#17
One of my objections is that this would exclude the debate that is usually hosted by the League of
jwirr
May 2015
#18
In some cases cali, less exposure is most likely the goal. If they want to be elected
Autumn
May 2015
#11
I think that the DNC and H.Clinton would prefer not to have any debates. Actually
rhett o rick
May 2015
#246
The debates were great when Gravel and Kucinich and Sharpton were there. They were pretty
sabrina 1
May 2015
#222
The DNC is always going to support the person(s) they think can win the general. nt
BreakfastClub
May 2015
#5
I'm pretty sure that the 2008 Dem primary went longer than any in my lifetime
JoePhilly
May 2015
#104
I hope you see how wrong that is. They should not be favoring one Democrat over other
rhett o rick
May 2015
#247
And this is the sort of thing I alluded to in pointing out Bernie may run as a Democrat
KittyWampus
May 2015
#10
Well it was 2009 and a few things that made me part of the largest growing
nadinbrzezinski
May 2015
#138
Actually one of them is running for the state assembly on the democratic ticket
nadinbrzezinski
May 2015
#154
We have passed nothing you still fail to understand how the system works
nadinbrzezinski
May 2015
#209
Just because you refuse to understand how it works in the state of vermont
nadinbrzezinski
May 2015
#211
DNC wants to run government like a Wall Street bank, they do what they want, we bail them out.
whereisjustice
May 2015
#13
we have three candidates so far, six debates is more than enough. if we had 22, like the republicans
La Lioness Priyanka
May 2015
#21
I am counting O'malley and Sanders (who is technically not a Democrat)
La Lioness Priyanka
May 2015
#44
Nah, let's have 50 debates with all DUers invited to participate in the last 35.
stevenleser
May 2015
#85
Its the 'debates' vs republicans that should be 22 or more, all on public free TV
Sunlei
May 2015
#23
The Clinton's have spent over two decades helping build the careers of Democrats
geek tragedy
May 2015
#32
In 2008 she didn't have Wasserman-Schultz rigging the national game for her.
PassingFair
May 2015
#43
I guess they think Hillary can't stand the heat, so they'll build a smaller kitchen. n/t
winter is coming
May 2015
#37
Did the DLC consult with the candidates about the exclusionary clause? If not, why not?
Tierra_y_Libertad
May 2015
#41
I would like debates held by the League of Woman Voters, those of us old enough to remember
Dragonfli
May 2015
#42
The Democratic Party has a strong HRC bias. That's why she's going to win the nomination.
Unvanguard
May 2015
#45
They're limiting the number of debates because there is one overwhelming favorite.
Unvanguard
May 2015
#60
So your belief that a competitive primary season will damage our nominee's prospects
winter is coming
May 2015
#176
Replace "The DNC has", with "Democrats have" and your subject becomes correct.
stevenleser
May 2015
#49
It is not the DNC's job to grease the skids for one candidate over the others.
AtomicKitten
May 2015
#63
So they're structuring the debate rules to favor someone who didn't win the nomination in '08
winter is coming
May 2015
#162
The Democratic rank-n-file seem to have a pretty strong bias as well. Perhaps the DNC is just......
Tarheel_Dem
May 2015
#76
You are right I forgot about Seattle... yup you are correct Mayor Murray has done nothing
nadinbrzezinski
May 2015
#234
I get the feeling in reading some of the posts Hillary is the one complaining about the
Thinkingabout
May 2015
#178
As many are here, if the DNC gives as much opposition to " Another " ,,,,
orpupilofnature57
May 2015
#152
DNC is owned by corporate Wall Street banksters. Democratic principles are on life support.
L0oniX
May 2015
#198
It should be obvious to anyone who has ever witnessed H. Clinton in a debate
tularetom
May 2015
#237