why aren't the Superdelegates escorting Hillary's irresponsible ass off of the political stage

[virtualobserver]

claiming the hard workin' white vote was bad enough, but expressing in public what she has been thinking in private is the last straw.

[book_worm]

1. This might be the "jump the shark" moment that finally does it.

[polpilot]

3. She's just tired...and stupid.

[virtualobserver]

6. she was tired, which is why she spoke her true feelings, which I'm sure that she has said in private

[jenmito]

7. She's not tired NOR stupid. She's an evil, selfish woman.

[Yael]

10. Seconded. n/t

[tekisui]

2. They should move fast today. If they had any decency, or

valued the party or our country, they would make the Nominee made known today.

[WA98296]

4. That's why they exist...hope they get with it.

[lurky]

5. I imagine her phone is ringing off the hook...

with outraged supers. "How do you expect me to defend this?"

They are politicians too, and they will have to explain their support to their constituents.

[burythehatchet]

8. fear of retaliation

[Yael]

9. The message is simple. She is unstable and not fit to be in office.

They don't have to prefer him, all they have to admit is that she is a few fries short of a happy meal and has no business running this country.

Hell, even without this, the way she managed her campaign gives them all the ammo they need.

[ladjf]

11. That is the question that I would like to hear answered.