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musicblind Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Feb-10-08 12:57 PM
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31. Change is NEEDED
AFTER this election we need to get rid of caucuses and superdelegates both. We need to only operate with CLOSED primaries. Caucuses and superdelegates are both hurting the integrity of the Democratic party. I also believe that we should have a drawing to randomly choose which states get to go first each year. That way it is FAIR for every state to get a chance at the attention, the income, and the experience that going first in the nation allows. Either that or we should hold a one day 50 state primary and that be the end of it... with drastic campaign finance reform tacked on, of course.
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