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In reply to the discussion: This time, Bernie Sanders 'rigged' the system against himself [View all]awesomerwb1
(5,057 posts)59. They remind me of Jim Jones followers
Absolutely incredible.
You know who (Not dump) could shoot someone in broad daylight and they would blame the victim for standing in front of you know who. Which reminds me of MAGAts.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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LOL. "Majority". Sorry, but the majority of us are not superdelegates or party insiders.
DanTex
Feb 2020
#10
Bernie is the only candidate who had a hand in writing the rules, your assertion notwithstanding.
Hermit-The-Prog
Feb 2020
#12
Glad to have helped you laugh. I'm still not sure you're reading though.
Hermit-The-Prog
Feb 2020
#19
What blame? Why not credit? Does he regret working for 2 years to change the rules?
Hermit-The-Prog
Feb 2020
#30
"Today's decision by the DNC is an important step forward," Sanders said in a statement.
mzmolly
Feb 2020
#26
From what it looks like you are right he did not write them however it does appear he proposed
cstanleytech
Feb 2020
#58
He is the only candidate in the race that had a direct say in writing the rules.
W_HAMILTON
Feb 2020
#15
LOL. He *opposed* superdelegates, and now people are trying to blame him for them.
DanTex
Feb 2020
#16
Right. And the undemocratic part -- the superdelegates -- is the part that Bernie didn't want.
DanTex
Feb 2020
#31
It's not a talking point. His people DID write some of the modifications to the rules....
George II
Feb 2020
#17
His people were a minority on the committee, and they didn't get what they wanted.
DanTex
Feb 2020
#24
The reason there are super delegates is because the DEMOCRATIC PARTY wanted them!
George II
Feb 2020
#28
It's not an "excuse", it's a fact. Bernie's people wanted to get rid of superdelegates,
DanTex
Feb 2020
#36
Of course it does. It meant they couldn't get what they wanted in terms of getting rid of supers.
DanTex
Feb 2020
#48
But if Sanders wasn't happy that he didn't get everything he demanded, there's no way he
OnDoutside
Feb 2020
#73
Strange That We Never See Bernie Supporters Questioning the Logic for Caucuses
Indykatie
Feb 2020
#52
This article is disengenuous. Bernie wanted to get rid of the super delegates completely.
aikoaiko
Feb 2020
#2
Considering the established role of outside forces messing in our last election then the ...
fleabiscuit
Feb 2020
#57
BS is a superdelegate. He hired superdelegate Nina Turner to run his campaign.
lapucelle
Feb 2020
#106
there are clear precedents for a politician with a plurality that gamed the system and took over
msongs
Feb 2020
#6
"voters might begin to believe that his definition of a 'rigged' system has nothing to do with
betsuni
Feb 2020
#20
A lot of the things about BS and his supporters is very familiar in a bad way.
redstatebluegirl
Feb 2020
#101
Wasn't it Hillary who started this asking the superdelegates to vote for her
House of Roberts
Feb 2020
#62
Hahahaha! highplainsdem is our corporate masters? Or maybe you think they are just
Squinch
Feb 2020
#79
These are rules that sanders crammed down the DNC and so he has to live with these rules
Gothmog
Feb 2020
#108