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Originally posted by Retro
But with regard to the superdelegates issue, they really should be eliminated in the future. I know this is contrary to what I've said in the past but they no longer seem to me to serve a legitimate purpose. Sure, it wouldn't change the outcome of this year at all, but historically they've actually never been the deciding factor, and they're useless. If we talk about them being some sort of measure against Trump-style candidates on the left, I want to point out that it's far less likely for the left to produce a Trump. Additionally, if the people want Trump, then the democratic thing to do would probably be to give them that nominee.  |
I'm fine with super delegate either being included or removed from the process in the future. However, Bernie cannot logically make an argument that super delegates should support their state's winning candidate when that's not how super delegates work in the first place... Especially given that would not change the outcome regardless.
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Originally posted by cherylcole
Everyone I know hates Ted Cruz 
He's probably the least likable person to run, most of his supporters are just former Marcobots. |
I've never met a single person that likes Ted Cruz (that I know of). Everyone I've spoken to, even hardcore Republicans, hate him. I don't know where the support is coming from aside from anti-Trump, anti-Hillary voters.
I was really pleased when he said he doesn't care what bathrooms Trans use and he spoke against the NC law labeling it as "dumb" And I have to be honest Sanders has really put a negative image on Hillary exposing her flip flopping stances and "secret" Wall Street speeches (which I didn't know about).. I feel Trump has this in the bag ONLY if he makes a wise choice with his VP, It needs to be a Woman or a Man of Minority from a "swing state" to win that state during the General and than take some of the minority vote from Hillary in other states.. The VP choice will be the determining factor for Trump..
