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In reply to the discussion: Effort To Abolish Superdelegates Fails At DNC Rules Meeting [View all]mainstreetonce
(4,178 posts)14. If the Republicans had Super delegates
Trump might not have won.
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Congressional Black Caucus was strongly opposed to getting rid of super delegates
oberliner
Jul 2016
#3
The regular delegate process, because of time and cost involved, weighs against POC.
SunSeeker
Jul 2016
#12
Yes, after witnessing the debacle that was the Repub. nominating process,
Surya Gayatri
Jul 2016
#15
No, that's not what I'm saying. Superdelegates don't make black votes count more.
SunSeeker
Jul 2016
#46
Nobody was disenfranchised. Remove all super delegates, Clinton still wins decisively.
Midnight Writer
Jul 2016
#47
I thought POC voting participation was higher than their share of the population?
MichMan
Jul 2016
#56
yes but a candidate we know did great in caucuses so they are automatically democratic lol nt
msongs
Jul 2016
#9
most will vote for the next President of the United States of America aka Hillary Clinton
Grey Lemercier
Jul 2016
#36
Close the primaries and ffs get rid of the caucuses, the SD's are fine with me
Grey Lemercier
Jul 2016
#35
Sounds as though the will of the people be damned then. Exactly why Trump could very
Purveyor
Jul 2016
#44