Democratic Leaders Willing to Risk Stopping Sanders

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96. The article was about superdelegates

and whether they will follow the rules if he does not reach the 1,991 of the 3,979 pledged delegates on the first ballot and they said yes. Those are the rules he fought for, remember? They have no obligation to do anything different. If no candidate wins on the first ballot, all delegates become unpledged. No point in crying in your cheerios.

As a Democrat, I plan to vote for one. In the Primary, that is my directive. If he wants votes from Democrats, maybe he ought to become one. That I think would be the first step in proving his integrity in this contest if he keeps insisting on running for Democratic nominee instead..of say...as an Independent nominee. Don't come to my party and trash it like Trump trashed the Republican party.