Democratic National Committee Chairwoman's hatred for Bernie is finally coming public!

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by Cliftonpdx

Not at all, I think Hillary has won more states than Sanders and is ahead on the delegate count. I do however understand that the number of votes don't matter when trying to compare who is ahead because Hillary beat Obama in total of votes, but didn't win the nomination. That is why the total number of votes doesn't matter.

Thats not the argument you made in your first post. You simply said you couldnt answer the question, but you could.

wanting to make a bigger argument, and not being able to answer a question are not one in the same.

Also, in 2008, Barack Obama's name didnt appear on the ballot in Michigan because of a violation of DNC rules and he didnt campaign in Florida for the same reason.

[Cliftonpdx]

Originally Posted by dsjj251

Thats not the argument you made in your first post. You simply said you couldnt answer the question, but you could.

wanting to make a bigger argument, and not being able to answer a question are not one in the same.

Also, in 2008, Barack Obama's name didnt appear on the ballot in Michigan because of a violation of DNC rules and he didnt campaign in Florida for the same reason.

No, I made the same argument. You can't answer that question because not all states tally votes the same way, and because of that, the popular vote in primaries is completely useless. What I was doing was tying two things together because they are not exclusive to each other.

Obama not appearing on the ballots doesn't change the fact that Hillary had more votes than Obama and he still won the primaries and was nominated to run for president. That is why the popular vote isn't important, and it cannot be counted because some states are open primary, some are closed, and some are caucuses.

[engineman]

Schultz is a TOTALLY worthless wench.