Don't forget: Sanders also won 15 delegates in Nebraska, tonight's primary a beauty contest

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Democrats also voted on Tuesday in a presidential "beauty contest" in Nebraska, although the delegates from that state were all previously assigned during a March 5 caucus. In that contest, Sanders won 15 pledged delegates, compared to 10 for Clinton

http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/sanders-wins-west-virginia-democratic-primary-n571356

This lays to rest the imaginary meme floating though here that something other happened or happens.

[msongs]

1. just shows us how undemocratic bernie's caucus wins are lol nt

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3. They are, but we have to play within the rules already set for us. We can't change it

until he is President, or until he sways the party elite, who to this point have been in collusion with the HRC campaign (remember Debbie-gate?)

[hrmjustin]

2. Interesting that Hillary won the primary and Sanders won the caucus.

75,000 voted tonight. 33,000 voted in the caucus.

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4. And yet caucus rules. nt

[synergie]

5. Yup , undemocratic caucus with low turnout, Bernie wins, in a primary, with double the

turnout, Hillary wins. Guess we know who democratic processes and high turnout favor!

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6. Yet the party chose this as the preferred method. A ludicrous method Bernie opposes and will

fight to change.