The superdelegate system was designed to keep control of nomination process in the hands of party elite. It’s very undemocratic, and any candidate has a right to protest it if it’s used against them.
Manu Raju
 @mkraju
25 Feb 2020
Bernie Sanders warns at #CNNTownHall that it will be “incredibly divisive” if a contested convention nominates a candidate who doesn’t have a “substantial plurality” of pledged delegates from the primaries

Feb 25, 2020 · 3:25 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson @MaggieMeade1
The founding fathers created the Electoral College in which the PEOPLE would elect the electors and the elected Electors would elect the President. The founders did not create unelected Super Electors to overrule the votes of the PEOPLE.
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The 60’s full of hope and dispair, flower children and bongs
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Bernie is showing the lead here, the result of the primary must be democratically decided and the real thematic problem of the 2020 race must be truly posed, it’s #CorporateSocialism vs #DemocraticSocialism
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Replying to @marwilliamson @JennBetaqueen
respect queen!
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If they were at least HONEST that it's designed to give weight to the establishment it MIGHT be acceptable but they cant stop lying after all this time
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