Funny story about how they'll stop at nothing to make sure she wins.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...olluding-ap-announce-delegate-win-california/
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...olluding-ap-announce-delegate-win-california/
Sadly I am now believing that the media controls who gets elected more than any time in history.Still think we live in a democracy?
We live in an idiocracy.Still think we live in a democracy?
Yet there will be some fvcktards on here claiming she is the best thing sliced bread while saying the only reason people don't like her is because you don't like Bill.Funny story about how they'll stop at nothing to make sure she wins.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...olluding-ap-announce-delegate-win-california/
You should fit right in then, actually you're probably overqualified.We live in an idiocracy.
The superdelegate concept is not a fair one, for sure. And needs to be stopped. But the caucus deal is just as bad. What a farce.Funny story about how they'll stop at nothing to make sure she wins.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...olluding-ap-announce-delegate-win-california/
This fuktard does not think "she is the best thing sliced bread ". I think she is the best candidate running. Period.Yet there will be some fvcktards on here claiming she is the best thing sliced bread while saying the only reason people don't like her is because you don't like Bill.
Good one Moetard. I am being serious, that was hilarious. /sarcasmYou should fit right in then, actually you're probably overqualified.
I disagree on the superdelegate issue. The presidential primary is not meant to be fully democratic in the selection. The parties are private organizations. If you want a pure democratic process for the presidency, then there wouldn't be a primary. You go to the General election with all candidates and the popular vote wins. That would be worst. The system in place with the parties and the electoral college in the general protects the country a little from a real bad person getting the top job. Lot of literature on this to study if one wishes.The superdelegate concept is not a fair one, for sure. And needs to be stopped. But the caucus deal is just as bad. What a farce.
I disagree on the superdelegate issue. The presidential primary is not meant to be fully democratic in the selection. The parties are private organizations. If you want a pure democratic process for the presidency, then there wouldn't be a primary. You go to the General election with all candidates and the popular vote wins. That would be worst. The system in place with the parties and the electoral college in the general protects the country a little from a real bad person getting the top job. Lot of literature on this to study if one wishes.
When was it intended to be a democracy?Still think we live in a democracy?