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AP says Hillary has enough for nomination.
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Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawn. :)
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Interesting timing?
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It's been obvious for quite a while that Hillary would be the nominee. IIRC bobabode shared an analysis demonstrating that Hillary could lose the remaining primaries and still have the nomination due to proportional division of state delegates.
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As the kids say, 'F**K that SH!T'.
I want to be the dope smokin' California hippie who puts the her over the top. :D |
I thought you were a yippie.
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This is great news!
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They paid and she delivered. |
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It's very obvious what the motivation for this is, coming on the eve of the June 7th primaries. To suppress the Sanders vote.
The Super delegates don't vote until the convention. Counting their votes now is tantamount to counting a poll as the final election results. But the mainstream media, which is obviously in the tank for Hillary, has been doing this ever since the get go in order to portray Hillary as the inevitable nominee. |
The announcement could also help Sanders since Clinton voters might stay home thinking they don't need to vote today. Neither campaign asked for this proclamation yesterday.
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You actually expect people to buy that shit?:rolleyes: |
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You're right in that the media is an integral component of American Fascism.
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She's already been declared the winner? |
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If I had not there would many things today saying skip the election. My 110 round trip commute to work. I won't get home tonight till 7 because of my IT class. I only got 4 hours sleep. So if I thought Hillary had won already I might not vote. She needs California to make her look better as a front-runner and at the convention. |
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To discourage Sanders voters. Problem is, they just pissed us off and hardened our resolve. Look for payback in November, it's coming. http://i843.photobucket.com/albums/z...ay-in-hell.jpg |
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She won more states. She won more votes. If Sanders was ahead you would not be saying one damned thing about a rigged election. Now it may be true that independents had more difficulty voting because of how different states run their primaries. But independents who may have wanted to vote for Hillary faced the same hurtles and Sanders should have educated his independent supporters better. Of course he may have been caught by surprise at his success. |
I think the DNC was surprised too and the unsquare rigging was on.
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And, by the way, Bernie blows Clinton away with Independents. If all primaries were open, my guess its Bernie would already have over 2,383 in pledged delegates. |
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http://i61.tinypic.com/2rd9qhv.jpg Now I have brought this up over and over here. Since the primaries are funded by the tax payers, every voter should have an equal opportunity. It's not Bernie's responsibility to educate the voters. |
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Bernie has too much integrity to rig an election. |
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You are right... It's not Bernie's job to educate voters. But, if he wanted their votes, he could have done it anyway. |
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Of course Sanders could have run as an independent... |
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Think very carefully? You think you've got one over on me? 😏 I have no idea if she educated her voters. I also have no idea how many voters would have voted for her if they had been educated. But.... Same holds true for her.... If she wants their vote, and she feels they need to be educated.... She could do that too. Ultimately, it is up to the voter to register as they want to be registered and to know the rules..... As it should be. |
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If you've been reading, the answer -- in terms of depth and breadth -- is awe inspiring.
Bernie got beat. It's over. That's reality. |
Someone is going to make a fortune manufacturing little ceramic garden gnomes in his likeness.
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