After Crushing Defeat, DNC Quirk Still Gives Hillary More New Hampshire Delegates Than Sanders

I am honestly confused by the fact that hilary is not in jail, and that anybody is voting for her in any capacity.

originally posted by: vor78
a reply to: the owlbear

I'm fairly certain that the Democrat party establishment will do everything it can to prevent Bernie Sanders from winning the nomination, even if it means replacing him at a brokered convention with someone like Joe Biden. Needless to say, that would be an absolute disaster for them, but like the GOP establishment, they seem oblivious to reality and will of their voters. Myself, I'm keeping a bag of popcorn handy, because its going to be quite entertaining to watch. The GOP establishment has already screwed itself over the last few years, ignoring the will of their constituents. Now, the Dems are poised to do the same or worse.

If that happens, The Chicago riots will look like a picnic.
She's just trying to make herself look good so Obama will pardon her ala Ford and Bush style (watergate and Iran-Contra for those young uns out there that might not know about last minute presidential pardons).

originally posted by: Tucket
Hillary, the whore of Babylon.

You may just be right....

originally posted by: kosmicjack
Debbie Wasserman Schultz isn't really helping the DNC public relations on this issue. She's very strident and unapologetic about the process and the issue of super-delegates. Coupled with the flap between the DNC and the Sanders campaign about the voter lists and the number of debates and her comments about young women voters and it's pretty of ugly. If things go badly with Hillary's bid, it won't be because the power players had lack-luster support for her. But their blatant favoritism and shenanigans may cause an uprising if she wins.

Sounds just like a Democrat.

You know, it's funny because I grew up a Democrat. My parents are still Democrats. I was always taught that they fight injustice. But as I became an adult and was introduced to the underlying politics, I learned that they are really only out for themselves. They game the system for their own profit. They ALL do this, regardless of party... That's why I don't like the Republican establishment either.

It makes sense if you think about it: they're democrats.

Bernie had sooo many votes and would have had so many delegates, but that's not fair.

That's why they took some from Bernie and redistributed them to Hillary.

Think of it as a delegate tax.

a reply to: ArnoldNonymous

LOL.... Socialism at its best.

What I want to know is where ole Bernie is gonna get BILLION dollars to buy the presidency.

Clinton has out raised him consistently.

Oh and people ?

The DNC wins either way with Sanders or Clinton.

Sanders is out of the socialist closet, and CLinton lives in the closet.

Shouldn't this smash the conspiracy that Democrats are communists and socialists?

They are Center-Center Right

Republicans have fallen of the cliff already.

a reply to: ArnoldNonymous

originally posted by: muse7
Shouldn't this smash the conspiracy that Democrats are communists and socialists?

They are Center-Center Right

Republicans have fallen of the cliff already.

How do you figure ?

SOCIALIST Venezula rigged their elections.

Turns out SOCIALST Democrat Americans like to rig theirs too.

a reply to: UKTruth

Give me a single example wherein the Democratic party's superdelegates have ever voted against the popular vote?

Because in the 47 years since superdelegates were created, they never actually have. I doubt very much that they will do so now, what with instantaneous communication and massive grassroots or bottom up media.

Fact: The only thing the superdelegate story out of Iowa does is fan the narrative that Hillary can't be beat for the Dem nomination. It is chiefly propagated by Pro-Hillary establishment Dems because it is a narrative that maintains the status quo, but it is nonsense. All they are trying to do is to convince Bernie supporters that his candidacy is a lost cause. The media? They go along with it, even though 20 minutes of research proves it to be false because "OMFG!-Gotcha!" bleeds more "ink" than the truth, and the truth is --the Dems are never going to ignore the popular will of their party.

Can you even imagine the GOP attack ads the day after the Dem convention? "Democratic Party Push Candidate their own base doesn't want!" LOLOLOLTROLOLO

Utter nonsense.

Get out there and support your candidate, R or D in the primaries and caucus' and don't worry about this kind of garbage. It doesn't even pass the smell test.

originally posted by: Tucket
Hillary, the whore of Babylon.

Then who is DWS?

originally posted by: AlaskanDad

originally posted by: Tucket
Hillary, the whore of Babylon.

Then who is DWS?

'The Pimp of Babylon'?

originally posted by: AlaskanDad

originally posted by: Tucket
Hillary, the whore of Babylon.

Then who is DWS?

Oh that is easy! She is "The Beast".

Not sure why people are so surprised. This came up months ago and the conservatives here said 'Ayup'

www.newsweek.com...

a reply to: Teikiatsu

Class action lawsuit, Sanders donors sue the DNC?

Who knows, but this is nothing to keep quiet about, just another aspect of the rigged system being exposed.

Feel the Bern!

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: CIAGypsy

This is all explained in this thread here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Yeah it kind of sucks, but that's how the Democrats do things. What can you do? They have every right to pick their candidates anyway they want to pick them.

Ultimately they're going to have to decide. Do they want to back Hillary, or do they want to win the election.

a reply to: 0zzymand0s

Yes everyone should just move along - nothing to see here... move along.
I must have been having a bad day when I suspected politicians and the people behind them were not honest.

Let's see what happens.