Mayor Pete!
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hanimmal
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I think he could be a great VP, but I would rather him win the Senate seat in Indiana.
He is the smartest and crispest candidate on stage though.
Buss Relville
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Try to keep up, bud!
In 'historic' move, Democrats strip superdelegates of power
Tom Perez and Bernie Sanders teamed up to push the biggest reform package the party has seen in decades.
Buss Relville
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I think he could be a great VP, but I would rather him win the Senate seat in Indiana.
He is the smartest and crispest candidate on stage though.
The smartest candidate on stage is a guy that said he wants to end wars, but wants to maintain an illegal US military presence in the ME?
Super intelligent!!!
Buss Relville
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Fogdog
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WTF?Try to keep up, bud!
In 'historic' move, Democrats strip superdelegates of power
Tom Perez and Bernie Sanders teamed up to push the biggest reform package the party has seen in decades.www.nbcnews.com
The question is, when did super delegates ever dominate the dem primary as you claim here:
When did that ever happen?
Buss Relville
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It's ok dude, I got you.
“We passed major reforms that will not only put our next presidential nominee in the strongest position possible, but will help us elect Democrats up and down the ballot, across the country.”
"The change will prohibit superdelegates from voting for president at the party’s 2020 convention, unless the outcome is already assured or it deadlocks, which hasn’t happened in decades. The vast majority of superdelegates sided with Hillary Clinton over Sanders in their primary fight two years ago. "
"Nearly every DNC member is a superdelegate, so some were not eager to give up their power. "
Buss Relville
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Do you not understand what the role of a super delegate was?
Fogdog
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I asked you when did super delegates ever dominate a convention as you claimed they did.
Answer please.
Buss Relville
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Can you read?
Fogdog
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You mean this:
In 'historic' move, Democrats strip superdelegates of power
Tom Perez and Bernie Sanders teamed up to push the biggest reform package the party has seen in decades.
Yes, I read it. It's about a rules change. It is accurately portrayed as a change to reassure people that superdelegates will not have undue influence in future conventions. You claimed it was to "to remove the super delegates from dominating the dem primary".
I asked when that had ever happened?
Answer pleaz
Buss Relville
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Weird, why was a change needed?
Fogdog
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That's a really funny of you to ask. The explanation is contained in the article you posted. Did you not read it?
hanimmal
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You obviously are just trolling for Bernie, it is funny how you find the most edge lord article to describe the superdelagates vote in round 2 if a candidate doesn't win round 1 at the DNC.Try to keep up, bud!
In 'historic' move, Democrats strip superdelegates of power
Tom Perez and Bernie Sanders teamed up to push the biggest reform package the party has seen in decades.
Buss Relville
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Superdelegates should have been removed entirely, not pleased they still have any power.
This is of course why the DNC is wishing for a contested convention.
UncleBuck
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take a picture of an american gas pump
hanimmal
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Yeah lets just screw over all the people that have worked their asses off to help build up and keep the Democratic party platform together by not giving them the ability to stop a would be Hitler or racist from taking over the only party that has been advancing human rights for the last 50 years.
Because they have enough money to micro-target enough people who have been made vulnerable through a racist fear filled propaganda campaign designed and funded by foreign militaries to get them elected. As a party they should just not have the ability to stand up to would be dictators.
Just like the RNC rolling over and showing their belly for Trump.
Thank you foreign Bernie-bot. You opened my eyes.
Buss Relville
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no you
UncleBuck
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Buss Relville
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You would think an individual concerned with the future of their party and Country would be concerned with being fair.... which would automatically imply that they would disagree with the inherently undemocratic concept of " super delegates".
What you are describing sounds more like an entrenched elite class upset about having to give up power.
"Just like the RNC rolling over and showing their belly for Trump. "
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What would you have preferred? That the RNC turns their nose at the will of the people ( like the DNC). ?