Are you really telling me the superdelegates in WA and CO should follow what voters in MS

[Csainvestor]

do?

The superdelegates in states like washington and colorado need to follow the will of their own voters, not the will of the voters in mississippi, and alabama.

[upaloopa]

1. The super delegates can vote for who ever they want to

That was set before anyone got in the race.

[revbones]

11. Yeah. That makes it ok then.

[upaloopa]

17. Bernie never built relationships now he wants the rewards

[yallerdawg]

2. You're telling unbound delegates how they have to vote.

How "democratic" of you.

[msongs]

3. well to be fair the bernie crowd thinks supers are bad...unless they vote for him lol nt

[Ed Suspicious]

9. well to be real, you don't seem to know what the fuck you're talking about.

[IamMab]

19. Your argument is bad and you should feel bad.

[Cali_Democrat]

4. Please let Alan Grayson know that he needs to switch his support to Hillary. nt

[Ed Suspicious]

5. Superdelegate's votes count when they count. Not until then. This is the game the DNC wants to play

They set the rules. Now it's up to Bernie to change some hearts and minds. #feelthebern

[onehandle]

6. The winner (Hillary) is millions of real votes ahead.

All this bluster about superdelegates is just that.

[Romulox]

7. Just because it's called the "Democratic" Party, don't get any funny ideas

about following the "will of the voters".

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

18. The "Democratic" part is false advertising.

[CoffeeCat]

8. Unfortunately, the Super delegates can do whatever they want

and the Super Delegates are overwhelmingly for the establishment candidate.

We shouldn't even have Super Delegates. Our primary process (and the outcome) should be determined by the voters, not party insiders, most who are one percenters.

It's pretty pathetic and embarrassing when the Republican primary is more Democratic and fair than the Democratic Party's process.

We look like tools on the national stage.

I didn't agree with all of this wrangling in 2008 either. It's an obnoxiously stupid aspect of our Democratic Primary.

[Dragonfli]

12. The party I joined over 35 years ago was a great party, but unfortunately it has DEvolved to a past

That I was never proud of.

[GusBob]

10. you have no idea how it works do you?

why?

[Lucinda]

13. Stop trying to tell people how to vote. Our system for selecting our nominee

has been in place for quite a while now. Don't like it? Start working within the party and convince others to help you change it.

[nashville_brook]

15. LOL!

[MineralMan]

14. Superdelegates vote as they choose on an individual basis.

They're not beholden to any group, vote count, or anything else. You might thing that's unfair, but that is the system that has been in place for some time in the Democratic Party.

You can work to change it. Just become part of Democratic Party leadership. That starts with joining and working within your local party organization. We have an active party organization. Join it and work for change.

[Orsino]

16. The superdelegates do what they want...

...ideally with the needs of the party in mind.

Sometimes that's going to mean doing what someone else has done.