Sanders' impact on the Dem Party in full: Minnesota moves to presidential primary in 2020 (Reply #25)

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25. Sanders' impact on the Dem Party in full: Minnesota moves to presidential primary in 2020

From your link:

http://www.twincities.com/2016/05/22/minnesota-moves-to-presidential-primary/?version=meter+at+1&module=meter-Links&pgtype=article&contentId=&mediaId=&referrer=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.democraticunderground.com%2F12512113399&priority=true&action=click&contentCollection=meter-links-click

I think that this will be Sanders' true legacy in the Democratic party.

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61 replies	Author	Time	Post
Bernie Sanders and Rigged Elections: Sometimes You Just Lose [View all]	StevieM	Jun 2016	OP
well, if we go there, and discount red states, Bernie wins by a landslide	larkrake	Jun 2016	#1
But not OK, KS, UT, AK, and ID. They totally matter.	geek tragedy	Jun 2016	#3
As to the last quoted line, yeah Hillary supporters have done the same.	morningfog	Jun 2016	#2
Sure	RobertEarl	Jun 2016	#4
There is no such thing as a fair playing field in real life.	Eko	Jun 2016	#7
That's why	RobertEarl	Jun 2016	#8
Your question makes no sense.	Eko	Jun 2016	#9
Nice dancing	RobertEarl	Jun 2016	#10
Fair elections?	Eko	Jun 2016	#13
There's no "i" in con.	Fuddnik	Jun 2016	#44
Thanks lol.	Eko	Jun 2016	#47
I stated your reasons	Eko	Jun 2016	#14
Why dont you	Eko	Jun 2016	#16
Wont anwser the question?	Eko	Jun 2016	#22
And people who say that	Eko	Jun 2016	#11
Do you have any clue what democracy means?	RobertEarl	Jun 2016	#15
First off	Eko	Jun 2016	#17
Democracy means that the person with more votes wins.	Tortmaster	Jun 2016	#57
According to your version of fair	Eko	Jun 2016	#19
It's not delegitimizing the candidate.	passiveporcupine	Jun 2016	#27
So you agree	Eko	Jun 2016	#34
I must have missed that.	passiveporcupine	Jun 2016	#40
The one you first	Eko	Jun 2016	#45
You are right,	passiveporcupine	Jun 2016	#18
see post 19	Eko	Jun 2016	#20
You are wrong	passiveporcupine	Jun 2016	#26
I think the equal non-partisian air time	Eko	Jun 2016	#33
News used to have standards	passiveporcupine	Jun 2016	#48
I agree	Eko	Jun 2016	#49
If that is all that is offered for news, people will watch it.	passiveporcupine	Jun 2016	#52
So you think it is not a fair playing field	Eko	Jun 2016	#54
Blacked him out?	Eko	Jun 2016	#21
Yes, blackout is hyperbole. How about virtual blackout?	passiveporcupine	Jun 2016	#38
Virtual blackout?	Eko	Jun 2016	#42
So...whatever you can get away with, then?	Lizzie Poppet	Jun 2016	#28
With friends like those, eh?	RobertEarl	Jun 2016	#29
No kidding!	Lizzie Poppet	Jun 2016	#31
I was told to come back when I get wise.	Eko	Jun 2016	#35
Wrong!	RobertEarl	Jun 2016	#37
It will get hidden for meta.	Eko	Jun 2016	#39
Damn	RobertEarl	Jun 2016	#41
Why dont you repost	Eko	Jun 2016	#43
You posted it	RobertEarl	Jun 2016	#46
So,,,	Eko	Jun 2016	#50
Oh no!!!!!	Eko	Jun 2016	#55
Here ya go	Eko	Jun 2016	#56
Yeah,	Eko	Jun 2016	#36
And sometimes it's just rigged. Nt	azmom	Jun 2016	#5
Rigged elections?	RobertEarl	Jun 2016	#23
K&R 👍🏼	Maru Kitteh	Jun 2016	#6
So, are the Sanders supporters here starting to realize this?	eastwestdem	Jun 2016	#12
"I don’t think there’s any way you could construct a delegate system where Bernie Sanders would win	Number23	Jun 2016	#24
Sanders' impact on the Dem Party in full: Minnesota moves to presidential primary in 2020	Number23	Jun 2016	#25
You mean that as a neoliberal (neocon?) you HOPE that is his legacy.	JonLeibowitz	Jun 2016	#30
If I had any idea what point you were even PRETENDING to be making right now, that would be	Number23	Jun 2016	#32
My discourse right here is perfectly calm. As it is a discussion board I am discussing.	JonLeibowitz	Jun 2016	#53
"Bye. Forever Ignore for you."	Number23	Jun 2016	#61
Al Gore won the popular vote in 2000 by a half million, and every Democrat ...	Tortmaster	Jun 2016	#51
Clinton isn't whining about caucus, nor yelling cheating. So no,	seabeyond	Jun 2016	#58
The caucuses are about as unfair as you can get when it comes to disenfranchising voters	StevieM	Jun 2016	#59
Absolutely. The state of Washington highlights, significantly more voters, and for Clinton, solidly.	seabeyond	Jun 2016	#60

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