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Mon May-24-10 06:26 AM
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| 37. Where are you getting all that about the electoral college? |
| -Democrats discuss whether to do away with 'superdelegates' |
alp227 |
May-22-10 02:12 AM |
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Have the superdelegates ever voted against the majority? |
boppers |
May-22-10 02:26 AM |
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Do they have the potential to create the appearance of |
quakerboy |
May-22-10 03:06 AM |
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What is the point of the electoral college? |
boppers |
May-22-10 04:50 AM |
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Define Mob Rule nt |
rpannier |
May-22-10 05:53 AM |
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The actual party members having a say, as compared to the fat cat mostly-incumbents. (NT) |
Tesha |
May-22-10 06:47 AM |
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The current rash of anti-Latino legislation in Arizona, |
Bette Noir |
May-22-10 08:31 AM |
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There's nothing unconstitutional about primaries selecting a nominee though, so the analogy doesn't |
No Elephants |
May-24-10 06:20 AM |
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Nice to know what you think of the people having the vote. Perhaps |
saracat |
May-22-10 10:42 AM |
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The point of the electoral college |
The Green Manalishi |
May-22-10 10:57 AM |
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Electoral College Realities |
mvymvy |
May-23-10 05:42 PM |
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The National Popular Vote bill |
mvymvy |
May-23-10 05:43 PM |
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Big City Realities |
mvymvy |
May-23-10 05:44 PM |
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in 2004 |
tabbycat31 |
May-24-10 10:48 AM |
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Where are you getting all that about the electoral college? |
No Elephants |
May-24-10 06:26 AM |
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Primaries are "mob rule?" LOL |
No Elephants |
May-24-10 06:09 AM |
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Good argument for eliminating them, then. |
No Elephants |
May-24-10 06:06 AM |
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Do away with it. |
Enthusiast |
May-22-10 03:48 AM |
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+1,000 |
Dinger |
May-22-10 06:51 AM |
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+1000 too! |
CLANG |
May-22-10 08:44 AM |
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For example, Supreme Court justices |
Igel |
May-22-10 03:43 PM |
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Yep. The spirit AND the letter. IOW, it's undemocratic, plain and simple. |
No Elephants |
May-24-10 06:29 AM |
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Superdelegates Keep the DLC Alive---Get Rid of Them |
Demeter |
May-22-10 05:31 AM |
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Disgusting waste |
saigon68 |
May-22-10 08:11 PM |
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I think they are a waste of time |
Bitwit1234 |
May-22-10 06:51 AM |
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The media chooses the candidate, so why have the supers? |
robinblue |
May-22-10 08:06 AM |
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What tie? I remember Mr. President holding a commanding lead. |
Bette Noir |
May-22-10 08:29 AM |
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Look again. It was close. Not a tie but close and the superdelegates could have swayed it. |
saracat |
May-22-10 10:48 AM |
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You are right about the closeness of the race but wrong about pledged delegates |
dsc |
May-23-10 06:26 PM |
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They should just create some "ultra-super-delegates." |
woo me with science |
May-22-10 09:15 AM |
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The only purpose of Superdelegates is to enable the DLC to thwart the will of the voters. |
salguine |
May-22-10 09:16 AM |
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Actually, I like superdelegates |
D-Lee |
May-22-10 10:18 AM |
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"they help assure some political saviness and steadiness" ...oh, please, |
Stardust |
May-22-10 10:38 AM |
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Right. Because we can't have the rabble choosing. |
EFerrari |
May-22-10 04:02 PM |
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No, they don't |
Missy Vixen |
May-23-10 11:15 AM |
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Whatever. |
Arkana |
May-22-10 11:01 AM |
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I give this headline an A for the best ironic headline in recent memory |
EFerrari |
May-22-10 04:03 PM |
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seems like you need something like this at any rate. we are a party. |
mopinko |
May-22-10 08:16 PM |
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Eliminate them! It is how the DLC maintains power. |
Odin2005 |
May-22-10 09:06 PM |
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Yes, eliminate the superdelegates... |
hayu_lol |
May-23-10 05:56 PM |
#32 |