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The DNC stripped them of their delegates. (12+ / 0-)

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It would be changing the rules to then decide that those delegates should determine the nominee.

"[R]ather high-minded, if not a bit self-referential"--The Washington Post.

by Geekesque on Fri Feb 08, 2008 at 09:51:35 PM PDT

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- Final decision on seating of delegates... (0+ / 0-)
  
  ...has always been the purview of the convention.
  
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  by rserven on Fri Feb 08, 2008 at 09:54:09 PM PDT
  
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  - Yes, the DNC can change the rules. (4+ / 0-)
    
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    But that wouldn't be fair.
    
    But it would be good for your candidate.
    
    "[R]ather high-minded, if not a bit self-referential"--The Washington Post.
    
    by Geekesque on Fri Feb 08, 2008 at 09:55:10 PM PDT
    
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    - I don't have a candidate. (0+ / 0-)
      
      Stuff it.
      
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      by rserven on Fri Feb 08, 2008 at 09:55:46 PM PDT
      
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      - You didn't vote for Clinton? (0+ / 0-)
        
        Also, you always turn up in these threads to defend the pro-Clinton side of the argument.
        
        Without a single exception in the past year.
        
        "[R]ather high-minded, if not a bit self-referential"--The Washington Post.
        
        by Geekesque on Fri Feb 08, 2008 at 09:59:08 PM PDT
        
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        I defend Clinton. I defend Obama. (0+ / 0-)
        
        I defended Richardson. I've defended Kucinich. I will defend any of our candidates.
        
        The reason you see the defense of Clinton more is because she is attacked more, quite often by you.
        
        My candidate is whoever the party selects as its nominee.
        
        Teacher's Lounge: Out of Habit is open
        
        by rserven on Fri Feb 08, 2008 at 10:01:48 PM PDT
        
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        Noble sentiment. (4+ / 1-)
        
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        Too bad it's not born out by your posting history.
        
        http://www.dailykos.com/...
        
        Your posting history is uniformly pro-Clinton and either neutral or critical towards Obama.
        
        Sorry, but I do not buy your impartial pose.
        
        "[R]ather high-minded, if not a bit self-referential"--The Washington Post.
        
        by Geekesque on Fri Feb 08, 2008 at 10:07:58 PM PDT
        
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        I don't care what you think. (0+ / 0-)
        
        Nowhere in that post did I say I was going to vote for Clinton. It was specifically about GLBT issues and who I thought was better. I am not a single issue voter.
        
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        by rserven on Fri Feb 08, 2008 at 10:13:10 PM PDT
        
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        The point is that you have never defended Obama (4+ / 1-)
        
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        on this site, despite your claim to the contrary.
        
        http://www.dailykos.com/...
        
        Not. a. single. damn. time.
        
        You always, without exception, 100% of the time, side with the Clinton side as opposed to the Obama side of any disagreement.
        
        You may have yourself fooled, but not me. Your stance can be predicted with 100% accuracy by asking "what would be best for Clinton?"
        
        "[R]ather high-minded, if not a bit self-referential"--The Washington Post.
        
        by Geekesque on Fri Feb 08, 2008 at 10:19:21 PM PDT
        
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        Bull. (0+ / 0-)
        
        Your search is not definitive. For anything to show up there, I would have to refer to Obama by name. Normally, it is not necessary.
        
        I habitually call for hit diaries against Obama to be deleted. I've argued with Alegre until I was blue in the face about being positive for her candidate and not negative against the others.
        
        But I guess that doesn't matter. Believe what you want. But it doesn't make it true.
        
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        by rserven on Sat Feb 09, 2008 at 07:27:28 AM PDT
        
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        Any more bullying comments (0+ / 0-)
        
        by this user get TRed.
        
        I've had it.
        
        - What happens on DailyKos, stays on Google.
        
        by Jon Meltzer on Sat Feb 09, 2008 at 02:10:25 AM PDT
        
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        I'm flattered by all the attention you show me nt (0+ / 0-)
        
        "[R]ather high-minded, if not a bit self-referential"--The Washington Post.
        
        by Geekesque on Sat Feb 09, 2008 at 07:32:54 AM PDT
        
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The DNC stripped them of their delegates. (12+ / 0-)

Final decision on seating of delegates... (0+ / 0-)

Yes, the DNC can change the rules. (4+ / 0-)

I don't have a candidate. (0+ / 0-)

You didn't vote for Clinton? (0+ / 0-)

I defend Clinton. I defend Obama. (0+ / 0-)

Noble sentiment. (4+ / 1-)

I don't care what you think. (0+ / 0-)

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Any more bullying comments (0+ / 0-)

I'm flattered by all the attention you show me nt (0+ / 0-)

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