Hillary Clinton

BlueMTexpat

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29. When Bernie and his campaign start

Tue May 17, 2016, 01:34 AM

May 2016

challenging caucuses as undemocratic, I might possibly believe that they mean what they say.

But the only caucuses they've challenged - and in some very nasty ways - are those they've lost, e.g., NV and IA. But especially NV.

It doesn't make sense for SDs to support the candidate who can't even win the majority of pledged delegates OR the popular vote at the primary stage. But Bernie-logic, like Bernie-math - is reality-challenged.

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Sanders' called-for superdelegate rule changes = still far behind, regardless of method [View all] TwilightZone May 2016 OP

oddly enough he was ok with them when he became a democrat for the $$ and attention nt msongs May 2016 #1

There are a lot of things that he and his campaign agreed to that they've suddenly decided... TwilightZone May 2016 #19

There is a wonderful idea behind the super delegates, to prevent hostile takeovers by other parties. Thinkingabout May 2016 #2

he didn't establish relationships yet he DesertFlower May 2016 #5

They insist that they are just trying to correct a wrong for the future liberal N proud May 2016 #3

Except it is not wrong. Thinkingabout May 2016 #6

They don't like them because they couldn't get them so SDs must go liberal N proud May 2016 #7

YES Thinkingabout May 2016 #9

If it were not for the super delegates, Sanders would be defeated.... CajunBlazer May 2016 #4

Good points, it is not going to flip to him, maybe the Bird lied. Thinkingabout May 2016 #8

The bird's innocent, I can vouch for him CajunBlazer May 2016 #32

True, maybe he was told it was time to fly away. Thinkingabout May 2016 #34

I've calculated this every way they've proposed - winner take all, proportional, "landslides".... George II May 2016 #10

Which is why they've moved on to trying to steal delegates any way they can. TwilightZone May 2016 #11

Yeah, and that is why he's leading them on.. Cha May 2016 #13

He has to lead them on Cha CajunBlazer May 2016 #33

Yeah.. that's going to be Cha May 2016 #35

Raise your hand.. who's tired of the Whine from one bernie sanders.. because he lost? Cha May 2016 #12

. George II May 2016 #14

It goes on an on.. forever! Cha May 2016 #18

His 'moaning' is so boring nini May 2016 #16

So grateful I don't have to hear it.. only read about.. so that's something. Cha May 2016 #22

As many have mentioned, I think it's more about the movement now than the campaign. TwilightZone May 2016 #17

Imv, it's about the campaign funds and hurting the Dem party and Hillary.. Cha May 2016 #23

Certainly possible. TwilightZone May 2016 #25

Yeah, they're full of it, too. Cha May 2016 #26

Very tired of the whine! BlueMTexpat May 2016 #28

Yeah, and the moaning over that is atrocious.. everything is rigged but the ones that BS Cha May 2016 #30

... lunamagica May 2016 #15

Its been in place since 1982... Historic NY May 2016 #20

Nothing ever happened before he starting running for president. TwilightZone May 2016 #21

I am beyond disgust of Sanders. LiberalFighter May 2016 #24

The super delegates will go with whoever has the most pledged delegates. That isn't un-Democratic still_one May 2016 #27

When Bernie and his campaign start BlueMTexpat May 2016 #29

This is so ridiculous except to the angry crowd underthematrix May 2016 #31

Agreed TwilightZone May 2016 #36