Will any Democrats with normal ideas get any traction in the primary?

[BobNJ1960]

First, we'd have to find a Democrat with normal ideas.

[James Bond 007]

According to the Trumplings, anybody with ideas that aren't a carbon copy of Donald Trump's ideas are "not normal."

Of course, the reality is, Donald Trump's ideas are anything but normal, so what's really happening is that a bunch of fringe lunatics think their ideas are "normal," and the people with normal ideas are "abnormal."

[BobNJ1960]

Originally Posted by emm74

You do understand that Democratic voters (and in some states, other voters as well) are the ones who select the nominee, not the DNC, right? I personally don't know anyone who supports Tulsi Gabbard but that has exactly zero to with the DNC.

Not true. Sanders won the majority of the 2016 delegates chosen by voters. Super delegates told Sanders that did not matter, so Hillary was gifted the nomination, against the wishes of the majority of non super delegates.

[emm74]

Originally Posted by BobNJ1960

Not true. Sanders won the majority of the 2016 delegates chosen by voters. Super delegates told Sanders that did not matter, so Hillary was gifted the nomination, against the wishes of the majority of non super delegates.

That isn't even remotely correct. Hillary Clinton received 3 million more votes than Bernie Sanders, thus she won the delegates chosen by the voters. Bernie was actually the one trying to convince the superdelegates to support him AGAINST the wishes of the actual primary voters.

And whether superdelegates were included or not, there was no calculation by which Hillary didn't win - no matter how it was counted, Bernie lost.

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[KerrTown]

I'm more concerned about Republicans with normal ideas. All the Republicans have coddled Trump and put America dead last. The only things they put first are the wealthy donors and the Zionist "Christian" Taliban bases.