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Dawson Leery

(19,348 posts)
10. Bernie is no friend of reform.
Sat Mar 26, 2016, 10:41 PM
Mar 2016

If he were, he would call for primaries instead of caucus's. Not everyone has time to travel a long distance and wait for hours.

He will never call for such reform because a primary system would ensure his loss.

The sudden virtues of Caucuses [View all] Trenzalore Mar 2016 OP
It's sad isn't it? liberal N proud Mar 2016 #1
And people with disabilities. They need to be abolished lunamagica Mar 2016 #2
There were a couple of disabled people at my caucus Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2016 #3
Much like with MSMITH33156 Mar 2016 #4
In 2012, participation in caucuses was 6.5% and primaries 51.3% KitSileya Mar 2016 #5
They're part of the agreed on current rules, so it is what it is BUT jsmirman Mar 2016 #6
Not only old people are affected either. KitSileya Mar 2016 #7
Talked to just about all of those types, too jsmirman Mar 2016 #8
My first caucus today--I am disgusted pandr32 Mar 2016 #9
Sounds horrible and horrifying Cha Mar 2016 #11
Probably! pandr32 Mar 2016 #18
I know.. I was really bummed.. hoping Cha Mar 2016 #19
"being a Dem for 5 minutes" pandr32 Mar 2016 #20
Unbelievable. How can this be acceptable? lunamagica Mar 2016 #12
Caucuses are run by volunteers I think pandr32 Mar 2016 #17
That is awful Trenzalore Mar 2016 #13
It is a strange group pandr32 Mar 2016 #16
That sounds like an awful experience DemonGoddess Mar 2016 #14
You are welcome pandr32 Mar 2016 #15
Bernie is no friend of reform. Dawson Leery Mar 2016 #10
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