2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Advice to Hillary in advance of her meeting with Sanders on Tuesday [View all]Beacool
(30,458 posts)There are two times when Sanders truly angered me: 1) When he called Hillary unqualified to be president; 2) When he and his campaign came up with the totally undemocratic strategy to try to flip super delegates to him, when Hillary was far ahead in pledged delegates and the popular vote too. IMO, that was outrageous. He was trying to subvert the will of the people by trying to convince the SD to switch to him.
As for the AP, I don't think that Hillary's campaign had anything to do with this. The AP acted independently to be the first to break the news. Hillary's campaign even put out a statement requesting for people to please go out and vote that there were still six states that hadn't voted. It wasn't to her advantage if her voters had stayed home too.
WA needs to reevaluate their process. It's ridiculous that one candidate got all the delegates from the caucus, when only a handful of people voted. While the winner of the primary, where thousands more people voted, didn't get one single delegate. That makes no sense.
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