Sanders supporters shared a superdelegate's private & professional information after threatening her

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Congressman Rick Larsen typed out a “Happy Easter” message to constituents on his Facebook page Sunday, telling them he hoped they could spend time with their families or other loved ones.

But hundreds of Bernie Sanders supporters were not in a holiday spirit. They lashed the Everett Democrat — one of Washington’s 17 so-called “superdelegates” to the party’s national convention — demanding he drop his support of Hillary Clinton in light of Sanders’ landslide win in Saturday’s caucuses.

Another uncommitted superdelegate, Rongey, said she “will vote for the Democratic nominee” at the national convention — but added she has not enjoyed the tone of the blitz by Sanders fans.

She’s been deluged with “bombardment, threats and attempts at shaming” since a pro-Sanders website shared her personal and business contact information.

Article: http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/4/1/1509033/-Threatening-Superdelegates-An-Interesting-Choice

Shameful.

[ThePhilosopher04]

1. It's called democracy. Deal with it.

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3. It's called delusional bullying. Deal with it.

[LonePirate]

4. Since when are threats and intimidation part of a civilized democracy?

[ThePhilosopher04]

14. A threat to primary and vote someone out of office is every bit a part of civilized democracy.

[HooptieWagon]

2. Gloves are off now.

Hillary wants war, she'll get it.

[fried eggs]

6. That's disgusting. Get help.

Or better yet, just join Trump's side. You'd fit right in!

[Dem2]

9. You're advocating some sort of underground operation to destroy one's opponents?

Sounds like you better clarify this angry statement.

[Cali_Democrat]

5. Aren't they such lovely people?

So this is the "revolution" Bernie supporters have been screaming about.

[Lucinda]

7. Disgusting.

[timmymoff]

8. Tough cookies

we played by your rules for so long it isn't happening anymore. We were complicit in the move to the right and are now trying to correct that. We are at fault for some of this, but we are trying to fix it. Clinton supporters are trying to keep it the damn same. That's the problem. Sander's supporters (the older ones) are trying to fix what we screwed up, Hillary supporters are intent on keeping everything that is screwed up. A super delegate running for re-election can expect this. I definitely condone using the power of your vote to sway super delegates. Why is it okay for anything else but this? this is a political revolution and if you don't like it, get out of the way of us fixing this mess.

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12. You're on DU suggesting that democratic women should be threatened and even attacked.

What purpose does posting her address serve? Or shaming and threatening her? If that's acceptable behavior to you, then you are attempting to take over the wrong party. Take your "revolution" elsewhere.

[timmymoff]

13. No

I am on democratic underground stating that if a super delegate is up for re-election a voter certainly can warn them of remaining away from the polls if they do not switch toward the will of that district. That's what I am stating. How do we not know the Hillary camp isn't doing this, they are attempting to marginalize any Sanders supporter after all.

[bvf]

10. Kicking for stupidity.

[postatomic]

11. I had heard the expression "keyboard gangsters" recently

...when referring to Sandman supporters. Kinda' fits.

This kind of shit will backfire big time.