travisw
Well-Known Member
So Donna's book excerpt came and out you started the it's rigged chant.The Clinton campaign had a joint funding agreement with the DNC that gave them control over the primary process. That's defined as collusion. The DNC is supposed to remain a neutral institution until the Democratic candidate wins the election, are they not?
You fail to see/refuse to admit:
Brazile says she found ‘no evidence’ that Democratic primaries were rigged for Clinton
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2017/11/05/brazile-says-she-found-no-evidence-that-democratic-primaries-were-rigged-for-clinton/?utm_term=.960625dcee83
You claim the funding agreement as proof of collusion yet ignore:
Hillary had a fund agreement but Bernie did too.
Sanders campaign document reveals fundraising relationship with DNC
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/sanders-campaign-document-reveals-fundraising-relationship-dnc/story?id=50926505
You ignore the language in the Clinton Agreement that states "nothing in this agreement shall be construed to violate the DNC's obligation of impartiality and neutrality through the Nominating process" and that "all activities performed under this agreement will be focused exclusively on preparations for the General Election and not the Democratic Primary. You ignore the part that says, "the DNC "may enter into similar agreements with other candidates."
The lulzy and ironic part is you seem incapable of recognizing how the DNC bias toward Clinton helped your boy Bernie.
Back in 2014, no one gave a fuck about Sanders. Elizabeth Warren was the name everyone was talking about. Sanders was a gadfly senator with no major legislation to his name who idiosyncratically refused to officially join the Democratic Party. You guys love polls so much you have seeming forgotten Gallup wouldn't even include him in polling.
Clinton, in reality, didn’t just clear the Democratic field for herself — she cleared it for Sanders also. If he’d been running in a race that included Warren and Biden and Booker, it might have been a lot harder for his voice to break through.
Clinton’s support among party elites also gave Sanders his wedge issue, particularly among Democratic voters who weren’t fans of Clinton. Sanders’s whole message was that the powerful and connected were rigging the systems of wealth and influence against the powerless, and here, in the Democratic Party, was one more example.
None of this amounts to a rigging, or even anything particularly unusual. Brazile, for one, notes that she also worked to clear the field when she managed Gore’s 2000 campaign. “That’s politics,” she says. “There’s nothing wrong with that.”
Substantive enough for you?
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