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Superdelegates can’t have it both ways—do they answer to voters, or not?

May 15, 2016December 2, 2017 Robyn Landis 0 Comments Clinton, convention, Democratic, Democratic Party, democrats, independents, mainstream media, media, nominee, presumptive, progressives, Sanders, superdelegates

Superdelegates have ignored voter referendum at the state level—they say they “don’t represent people” (which, strange as it sounds, is

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Bernie Sanders and the superdelegates

May 13, 2016 Randolph Voller 0 Comments Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, superdelegates

Senator Sanders and Secretary Hillary Clinton are separated by approximately 290 pledged delegates. That gap is not insurmountable. But the air of inevitability that the combined total shown night after night onscreen during the media coverage

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Hillary Clinton & 3rd Way Are In Control Of DNC Ideals?

May 12, 2016May 12, 2016 Keith D. Foote 0 Comments 3rd Way, Bernie Sanders, Bill Clinton, Democratic Party, DNC, Elizabeth Warren, income inequality, social security, Third Way, Wall Street Journal

At stake is the direction and future of the Democratic Party, and their support of the middle-class.

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We Must Take the Democratic Party by Storm!

May 11, 2016May 12, 2016 March Elizabeth Twisdale 0 Comments Bernie Sanders, Democratic Party

2016 is OUR year to Reclaim the Democratic Party for the People it was meant to serve! We can’t let Bernie down…gird your loins, buckle down, get busy…and let’s rock this party!