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Bernie Sanders

Glamrock

(11,800 posts)

7. Absolutely.

Reply to k8conant (Reply #4)

Tue Mar 1, 2016, 12:35 AM

Mar 2016

If the voters choose Hillary, they've spoken. I'm not down with ignoring the will of the peeps. But yeah, I do want him to stay in. He's got my vote, and I've gotten a bunch of others and am working on more.

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Bernie can win the nomination with 41% of the pledged delegates [View all] jg10003 Mar 2016 OP

Time would possibly be on Bernie's side for this type of strategy revbones Mar 2016 #1

Bernie's staying in for the long run... k8conant Mar 2016 #3

Fuck that! Glamrock Mar 2016 #2

I disagree with the OP that we should spend our time doing that... k8conant Mar 2016 #4

Absolutely. Glamrock Mar 2016 #7

The DNC created every rule with the goal of giving HRC an advantage jg10003 Mar 2016 #9

Cool man Glamrock Mar 2016 #12

Hillary has so many land mines coming up Politicalboi Mar 2016 #5

Those SUPER delegates are there, and will count for either Bernie or Hillary 99th_Monkey Mar 2016 #6

See post 7 Glamrock Mar 2016 #8

I think you're calling superdelegates "pledged delegates" here... k8conant Mar 2016 #10

You're absolutely correct. thank you. 99th_Monkey Mar 2016 #11