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Reply #74: They can't "override" anything. They are an integral part of the process, like you and I. [View All]

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ruggerson Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Mar-09-08 01:59 PM
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74. They can't "override" anything. They are an integral part of the process, like you and I.
If you don't like the current rules work to change them.

I don't like caucuses - but if Barack wins by taking more caucus states, he did it WITHIN our current rules and I will vote for him.

If Hillary wins because the superdelegates move to her, it is a thoroughly legitimate win.

Those are the rules they ALL agreed to before the game began.
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