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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: I had breakfast with two Superdelegate friends this morning... [View all]morningfog
(18,115 posts)33. If it bothers them, they should support ending the idiocy of super delegates in the process.
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Im willing to bet those two superdelegates supported the Iraq War too. Because
KingCharlemagne
May 2016
#10
Oh, the salon set gives a damn...they like it a lot and want to expand upon it.
TheKentuckian
May 2016
#137
haa haa...weak atempt to divert from the OP...BS supporter actions are counterproductive
Sheepshank
May 2016
#95
Two supers and frankly, my dear, who really gives a d***. What has this to do with policy?
snowy owl
May 2016
#144
No but the vehemence of the clampdown does not represent small d democratic principles
Armstead
May 2016
#35
He has always caucused with the Democrats, he is more a Democrat than most in the party re issues
Dragonfli
May 2016
#52
Yet he stated: "I am not now, nor have I ever been, a liberal Democrat."
LiberalFighter
May 2016
#60
His record speaks volumes, his remarks likely aimed at neoliberals, what doe his record say? /nt
Dragonfli
May 2016
#70
Well you got that right - "his record speaks volumes". Can't argue with that!
George II
May 2016
#139
Quote please? I do not accept methane gas claims retrieved from lower orifices. /nt
Dragonfli
May 2016
#125
Well, since Bernie only endorsed three candidates (and nobody for Senate)...
brooklynite
May 2016
#51
That's fine....You asked a hypothetical question and I gave a hypothetical answer
Armstead
May 2016
#53
He felt special, I'm sure, but their remarks to him were likely along these lines-
Dragonfli
May 2016
#66
Doesn't bother me; doesn't bother them; doesn't bother Sherrod Brown; doesn't bother Russ Feingold
brooklynite
May 2016
#25
We know that's you guys' great fervent hope, but an indictment ain't gonna happen
brush
May 2016
#37
Damn, we've seen a fair bit of vitriol lately, but the Berniefan carping in this thread
Tarc
May 2016
#24
This poster has a history of smugly self-important proclamations and name-dropping.
morningfog
May 2016
#32
One thing for sure, you never really know to whom you are responding here, do you,?
Jitter65
May 2016
#49
I am sure super delegates frequent DU and make decisions based on what they read, LOL!
morningfog
May 2016
#68
I have a friend from home who has been getting nasty phone calls and emails for weeks.
redstatebluegirl
May 2016
#31
From the tone of her emails, yes, some of them are scary and Bernie is doing nothing to stop it.
redstatebluegirl
May 2016
#50
If it bothers them, they should support ending the idiocy of super delegates in the process.
morningfog
May 2016
#33
The Democratic Party has been very caucus happy, Nevada just started theirs in 2008
Bluenorthwest
May 2016
#88
NY superdelegates should support Hillary because she won NY. Superdelegates in states that Bernie
TacoD
May 2016
#58
Debbie Schultz told me roughly the same thing yesterday when we did lunch.
Buns_of_Fire
May 2016
#69
They like the donations she gets them I'm sure, many "people" like Trump as well, but I like neither
Dragonfli
May 2016
#90
Hey, Brook, is there any more room under the bus? Looks like you have been thrown so far you
Thinkingabout
May 2016
#86
Yes, but what most do not understand is we are having a party under the bus, I like our position,
Thinkingabout
May 2016
#96
it's called politics, and people are fighting for what's important to them
Fast Walker 52
May 2016
#120
oh for pete's sake... what did Brooklynite expect when they made this breezy post
Fast Walker 52
May 2016
#119
nothing wrong with being well-connected, but as I explained, it's how the post was framed
Fast Walker 52
May 2016
#159
Is that 90 apiece or 90 each? Man they had to actually count all those emails. Dedication.
Nanjeanne
May 2016
#129
they have a choice between someone who won't even notice if they went against him
MisterP
May 2016
#130
It is the political equivalent of holding their breath and stamping their feet because
Squinch
May 2016
#131
Yes.. excellent display on board.. why the Super Dels aren't bowing to their "demands".
Cha
May 2016
#148
I wouldn't imagine it would, brooklynite.. thank you for the report. the ol Super Dels who
Cha
May 2016
#147
Who are you trying to school? Let me guess - the Bernie supporters. You have a
akbacchus_BC
May 2016
#151
"people who have influence on the Super Delegates do not post on here." May I add
jillan
May 2016
#152
Maybe to the candidate who has over three million votes than her opponent. Not the reason for super
Thinkingabout
May 2016
#160
The only thing I know is that there is a lot of BULLSHIT being thrown around in
B Calm
May 2016
#161
Let me guess -- not enough donations to superpaks and bundlers to get their attention.
aikoaiko
May 2016
#167