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2016 Postmortem

SunSeeker

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1. No, Rick Larson is following the will of the majority of Washington state voters.

Reply to floriduck (Original post)

Fri May 27, 2016, 02:42 PM

May 2016

As Rachel Madfow pointed out, Sanders won the vote-suppressing caucus big, but only 26,345 attended.
Clinton won the Washington primary 54-47, where 719, 043 voted.

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Rick Larsen sold his soul. [View all] floriduck May 2016 OP

No, Rick Larson is following the will of the majority of Washington state voters. SunSeeker May 2016 #1

I thought Sanders believed in delegates voting with the results of their states bigtree May 2016 #2

Yes he will. liberal_at_heart May 2016 #3

Did you not see that Clinton won the Washington primary? KingFlorez May 2016 #4

The Clinton supporters couldn't be bothered with showing up at the caucus. Unfortunately, that's floriduck May 2016 #5

Couldn't be bothered? You mean they were at work, didn't have a car, were in the hospital anotherproletariat May 2016 #6

How funny. Of the 7.062 million residents of the state of Washington, the voting eligible Democrats floriduck May 2016 #7