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lot of important issues.
http://theobamadiary.com/2016/03/31/early-bird-chat-710/
This is where they blew it.. getting greedy.
But recently, beginning after Sanders landslide victories in Alaska and Washington at the end of last month, the Sanders campaign has begun singing a different tune. Even as Bernies supporters continue to inundate superdelegates with their anti-elitist arguments, Sanders and his top campaign officials are now arguing that superdelegates should back Bernie even in states where he didnt win and even if he doesnt win a majority of the popular votes cast. The campaign also has tried to poach some Clinton-backing superdelegates.
Stuart Appelbaum, a superdelegate in New York who backs Clinton, said he believes the focus on superdelegates is a distraction from the tough math Sanders faces in the final months of the primary. He would have to gain at least 60 percent of the vote in New York, Maryland and Pennsylvania to overtake Clintons pledged delegate lead.
I really look at the discussion of superdelegates now as just really being an attempt to provide a rationale for why a candidate should stay in the race when it appears that its going to be mathematically impossible for them to become the nominee, he said. I dont know a single superdelegate who has said theyre going to switch. I dont expect that anyone will.
HaHa, berni.. you can whine till the ******* cows come home.
Love this, TMontoya.. Thank you!