Why are the Democratic outsiders having a much harder time against the DNC establishment than the Republican outsiders have against the GOP establishment?
>>71486286
>4 decades in elected office
>outsider
No one is buying this kike meme OP
>>71486286
Democratic voters are much more educated and intelligent than Republican voters, and are more prone to caring about things like policy.
>>71486862
Did Gruber tell you this?
>>71486593
He has never associated with the Democrats before he announced his candidacy for president last year. Before that he's been an independent since 1979 and third-party before that.
Superdelegates
>>71486961
Cool meme
>>71486286
They bought into social justice AND socialism meaning they have to decide between who they believe they're helping: the poor or women
Since women rank higher than poor since straight white men can be poor Hillary is going to win
>>71487266
Also white people can't be poor
Democratic voters are made up of voting blocks that do what their told in unions and minorities.
>>71487831
This. Republicans have similar problems with evangelicals, but nowhere near the percentage of Democrats who vote in lock-step.
>>71486286
Because Trump is more aggressive than Bernie
Bernie's weak as fuck
>Enough about your damn emails!
Jesus Christ.
>>71488126
Seriously, he should be ripping her apart over those, but he just pushes the golden goose away.
>>71486961
>caucuses with Senate Democrats
>never associated with the Democrats
Pick one.
>>71488316
>a jew
>pushing away gold
I don't want to live in this crazy world anon!
>>71486286
The Democrats made sure an outsider candidate could never win after the 1968 convention riots.
>>71486286
Dems have superdelegates so Shillary can claim a 500 delegate lead before anyone voted. Then the media keeps saying she's winning, so people vote for the "winner" so they don't "waste their vote".
>>71486286
All of the Democratic delegates are awarded proportionally.
The Republican delegates are awarded based on majorities, or winner take all.
Thus, even though Trump only has 37% of the total votes, because of the way the delegates are awarded to the person with a plurality, he has 46% of the delegates. Against 3 (counting Rubio) opponents, that means Trump is way ahead.
Bernie meanwhile has 42% of the total votes, and 46% of the delegates. Against 1 oponant, that means Sanders is way behind.
Ironically, if the RNC had the Dems rules, Trump would get destroyed, and if the DNC had the Repub's rules, Sanders would be blowing Clinton apart in every state.
i asked this in another thread but i'll ask here too
is there a map of the country showing which state which democratic candidate has won? i know there are several for the republicans.
>>71488539
This.
The DNC keeps a tighter grip on their party, making sure nobody steps out of line so a former-independent now faux-dem is little more than a side-show to continue the illusion of democracy.
Republican establishment are super cucks and are accustomed to getting BTFO.
>>71488539
It was in 1982. There was a rules change in 1968, but that was to make party bosses have less influence, not more. Eugene McCarthy had just lost the nomination at the convention to Humpfrey when he should've won the nomination easily after RFK was assassinated. The voters wanted McCarthy or RFK and RFK was dead. Party bosses wanted Humpfrey. 1982 was to "correct" that.
>>71486286
>running against a woman in the democratic party
Good luck, son.
After getting rekt by Obama, Hillary spent the last 8 years making fucking sure no one was going to steal her moment this time, hence the weak-ass field. A Trump presidency would be worth it just for the rage-stroke it would give Hillary.
>>71487506
And race is a social construct
