Could someone post the Clinton campaign remarks on the AZ voting problems

[UglyGreed]

I have not heard anything.............

[Matt_in_STL]

1. Here they are....

[UglyGreed]

2. This is what bothers me

...........

[Matt_in_STL]

3. Yep, I posted about this yesterday

Some people feel that arguing against voter suppression and disenfranchisement are "sour grapes" without thinking about the much larger picture and the fight we have against this in the general election. We don't have a leg to stand on in the GE if we refuse to fight to clean up our own house in the primary.

[Hiraeth]

4. ...

[Cobalt Violet]

5. I think I hear it!

[peace13]

6. That's the weird part.

Ignoring the problem and accepting the victory is bad form.

[jillan]

7. It is unreal. Her voters were denied the right to vote and she remains silent.

[Onlooker]

8. Her remarks are probably where Bernie's remarks on the undemocratic nature of caucuses are ...

Caucuses are fundamentally undemocratic, a system that's geared towards the political class, and gives advantages to those without children, who do not work regular jobs, etc., not towards the public at large, but I would not expect Bernie to object to his victories anymore than I'd expect Hillary to object to hers. The belief that Bernie supporters were somehow discriminated against more than Hillary supporters is not terribly logical since we don't know the make up of the disenfranchised.

[Punkingal]

11. Personally, I think Hillary lost votes, too, and that pisses me off as much as Bernie losing votes.

The bottom line is, it is about democracy and the people's right to vote for their candidate of choice.

As for caucuses being undemocratic, I don't get that argument. I caucused in MN, and there were people who brought their kids. It was a very mixed bag as far as age, etc. Would I prefer a regular election? Absolutely. but it was still a nice experience and people know far enough in advance to make whatever arrangements they need to.

[bahrbearian]

9. Or from DSW or Howard Dean

[global1]

10. So The Next Time She Is Doing An Interview On A Cable News Channel - Do You Think.....

that the interviewer will ask her a question about Arizona and voter suppression?

[Punkingal]

12. No.

Are the talking heads even mentioning it? I don't watch them anymore.

[zwielicht]

13. The only reaction I've seen

was from a campaign counsel in a reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/SandersForPresident/comments/4bncfn/arizona_election_fraud_mega_thread/d1b5q54

Silence means consent:

[Zorra]

14. It's very telling, especially since Hillary Clinton is a former US Secretary of State.

People didn't trust her before, and now they have even less reason to trust her.

[Lizzie Poppet]

15. Be patient. Consulting focus groups to determine her "heartfelt belief" takes time!

Candidating is hard!

[FlatBaroque]

18. Is She obsessed with the word "hard"?

It seems like "hard" is every other word out of Her mouth.

[Downwinder]

19. Iron Lady clone.

[Armstead]

16. I'm sure she and her supporters will be equally silent in November -- Not

[kgnu_fan]

17. ....

[UglyGreed]

20. Nothing yet