Why do Obama and obamacons get to say that 20% of the delegates can't vote? The rules say that superdelegates can vote their choice, but you want it over before the vote and, oh yes, take the vote away from nearly a thousand delegates. If we are going to change the rules for you, let's give Hillary her wins in Fla and Michigan.
Let's take the Texas delegate "win" away from Obama since Hillary beat him. When the people properly voted, they gave it to her by 100,000 votes, 51-47% If the caucus "tells the will of the people" then the people who voted in the day time would have given the majority to Obama by 400,000 votes, given his caucus percentages. Didn't happen because when more Democrates vote, he gets less than the 65% he sometimes gets in caucuses.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, Michigan,(2 we barely lost and 2 we barely won last election) all have to get the chance to vote for a candidate they like or they vote Republican. Reagan,Reagan, Bush, Bush Bush. for instance, all Republicans who won with Democratic votes. There were not enough Republicans to give them close to a win without rank and file Democrats who were dissatisfied with the nominee the primary voters chose.
Read More
