In a healthy democracy, Tom Perez would resign today. (As it is the results will probably never be fully determined, the DNC attitude will be “They’ll get over it,” and the entire incident will hang like a cloud of uncertainty over the entire campaign.)

Feb 4, 2020 · 2:42 PM UTC

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TOM PEREZ..ALL THE LEADERS..ALL THE ONES LISTED FOR THE CONVENTION ...MUST RESIGN..I DON'T TRUST ANY OF THEM..THEY'RE GOING TO RIG THIS AGAIN..GET RID OF ALL OF THEM
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Thank you for not falling in line with the corrupt. Greatly appreciated
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Everyone still clear that U.S. Senator (VT) Bernie Sanders is a lifelong registered Independent — unless he tries to use the DNC financial/media machine to become POTUS. Then he reregisters as Independent again afterward. That’s not how it works. The DNC supports Democrats.
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FACT: All Independent/NPA candidates should run as Independent/NPA candidates. The DNC is for Democrats.
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Agreed! There is something really ominous going on and whenever the "results" get posted, I'm not inclined to have faith in those figures. My gut says Bernie had a fantastic night and Biden may have very well ended up 5th. But the DNC sure can't have that.
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We are not gonna get over it for sure. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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I’m so glad you’re sharing your thoughts on all of this and that I found you through @AndrewYang.
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Time for the independent Party to rise up, as soon as this election is over, the INC should be open for business
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In a healthy democracy it would be automatically disqualifying for a candidate to have a financial interest the company controlling the election
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