Rachel Maddow did a short segment about the Washington Democratic Primary. LMAO

[LiberalFighter]

She played a bit I think confused. And asked a pertinent question about why the superdelegates should support Sanders instead of Clinton. Since the will of the people in Washington indicated that it should be Clinton.

Sorry, I forgot to include pertinent details. It was about Sanders winning the caucus by a landslide but then later (This Tuesday) Clinton won the primary 54-46.

[dubyadiprecession]

1. He won the caucus, but she won the popular vote in the primary...

Caucus's are a big joke. Just like those flawed polls that show BS doing better in a match up with trump. None of it passes the smell test. BS is just the man behind the curtain.

[Lord Magus]

5. The DNC needs to abolish caucuses for 2020.

They should've already done that, but better late than never.

[TwilightZone]

6. The states determine their own primary/caucus systems.

Not much the DNC can do other than make recommendations.

[Lord Magus]

7. They can tell states "if you use a caucus you get no delegates."

[Princess Turandot]

8. The DNC can't abolish caucuses...

the voting model used in the primary elections is dictated by individual state election laws, not the DNC. So, it's up to the state legislatures.

In response to problems/complaints with this years caucuses, Minnesota has already adopted a new law switching to a primary system in 2020, with what sounds like bipartisan support. It was signed into law last week.

[Agnosticsherbet]

2. A system that excludes a huge majority of the voters is inherently undemocratic.

Ban the caucus.

[caquillo]

3. What is Hillary's vote count at this point?

[Walk away]

4. About 3,000,000 more than Bernie. nt

[ProudProgressiveNow]

9. K&R nt