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In reply to the discussion: DNC Votes To Largely Strip 'Superdelegates' Of Presidential Nominating Power [View all]iluvtennis
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DNC Votes To Largely Strip 'Superdelegates' Of Presidential Nominating Power [View all]
Devil Child
Aug 2018
OP
Just another reason we stopped giving to the DNC. They wonder why they are broke.
leftofcool
Aug 2018
#85
Don't worry, if things don't turn out the way they want, they can change the rules on the fly
hughee99
Aug 2018
#115
I don't think it's going to pass. I know of several who will vote against it, none who will....
George II
Aug 2018
#3
My daughter is there and she texted it passed...if I'm understanding her , that is.
deurbano
Aug 2018
#5
Never, and that will continue to be the case through efforts such as what was passed today.
Devil Child
Aug 2018
#90
The members voted on it. Maybe you can see if the Super D's can change the outcome.
CentralMass
Aug 2018
#81
An argument could be made that by declaring their intent early, such as in this last primary, they
CentralMass
Aug 2018
#86
Superdelegates disproportionately declaring for Hillary in numerous states that Sanders won
CentralMass
Aug 2018
#109
He can set up his campaign committee and register with the FEC as a Democrat.....
George II
Aug 2018
#43
He ran as a Democrat for the money and access to the DNC infrastructure and debate stage.
LuvLoogie
Aug 2018
#67
This is just a strategy to hand our party over to Independents. Disgusting.
Trust Buster
Aug 2018
#27
I think this move seals the fate of the democratic nominee in 2020. Many democrats simply won't
Trust Buster
Aug 2018
#47
Apparently the berniebro conspiracy has subverted Tom Perez into carrying out their evil plans....
Devil Child
Aug 2018
#41
No, the caucuses will stay because they are preferential to 3rd party candidates.
Trust Buster
Aug 2018
#37
The caucuses do just the opposite. Any fool can promise young voters the moon in caucus states
Trust Buster
Aug 2018
#54
Unwarranted rebuke of the CBC, and the kind of thing that seems not to matter until it does.
ucrdem
Aug 2018
#38
I am not sure how the party could get much wealer after the reign of DWS!
True Blue American
Aug 2018
#50
Uh, huh. So in states with open primaries, like California, Indies and even R's could pick
pnwmom
Aug 2018
#57
Moderate dems were just effectively booted out of the party as a result of this. Totally crazy.
Trust Buster
Aug 2018
#64
Representative Democracy is a process of filtering and measuring, over time
bucolic_frolic
Aug 2018
#74
Also sensible, that is a solid good faith commitment to demonstrate commitment to party unity
Devil Child
Aug 2018
#98
Is there, or why cant there be, a way to do instant run-off voting for party primaries? Here in WI
Kashkakat v.2.0
Aug 2018
#108