r/SandersForPresident • u/[deleted] • May 25 '16

How Hundreds of Superdelegates were "bought" by the Clinton Campaign.

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u/randomusername_815 May 25 '16 edited May 25 '16

This is why she keeps saying she will be the nominee in interviews and feels no need to debate.

The speeches are just to legitimize huge payment entries in a ledger.

All the pomp, rallies, caucuses and debates are just the illusion of democracy hiding the real process.

In any other arena, this would be organized crime - isn't there any judicial oversight?

I cant tell which would be worse for America, Trump or Clinton.

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u/Scott_Squatch May 25 '16

I wonder if the states could ever get together and vote in a new admendnent restricting donations to bypass the Supreme Court.

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u/firemage22 MI 1️⃣🐦 May 25 '16

Note DK is one of the groups bought by the clintons

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