Called them "a faction" of the black vote in the D Party.

Really?

missed that. I thought she seemed kind of sheepish and was saying that the Black Caucus should let there be a discussion about getting rid of Super Delegates and having open primaries before they say "no way". I guess I have gotten used to her screaming "rigged!" and that the Dem. party is all bad...so her more kind and gentle approach seemed like an improvement. I am really pleased, though, that the Black Caucus is opposed to open primaries and no Super Delegates---I agree with them.

She said if there was any group who understood systems rigged against them, it should be the CDC. I don't think she's changed her tune much.

She is all swooped up in Bernie or Bust and has lost some of her thought clarity.

Super delegates is somewhat different concern for the CBC. A number of them are supers. A certain amount of leverage is possessed by supers and a huge factor is ensuring against a renegade Dem that might be the mirror of a Donald Trump. I can go along with having maybe fewer supers and having only ELECTED officials serve as supers. But I think we should keep them.

and why Black voters like myself can't stand her. She has denigrated and insulted too many hardworking black politicians in pursuit of her cause and in each case, it was never necessary.

That campaign has now fizzled out, and she's got nothing. And for all those bridges she burned, she's kinda stuck where she is. There's no going back.

I consider her personality to be too mean spirited.

... if her mean-spiritedness is something that is innate and "just the way she is" normally, or is it something that she picked-up on from those in charge of the campaign or the candidate. For me, it's impossible to tell. I guess we'll learn more as time goes on and if her attitude and demeanor change when she's not as heavily involved in the campaign.

those ~lol

And it didn't start with Bernie.

she started going off the rails long before she became a Bernie surrogate.

EVERYTHING was unfair, or racist, or whatever she decided to throw at it. Mind you, there is a helluva lot of racism going on all over, but, I always thought she should try and reason with people.

for state-wide office.

being part of the greater Cincy area, even though I live in Indiana, I get a large dose of OH politics, depending on what station I watch for news.

It was worth a shot, anyway. haha

I don't remember ever seeing her saying anything off-the-wall. She supported Bernie in the primary, like I did. And she will support Hillary in the General, like I am.

Hillary's Group and we're not here to argue with BS supporters "during the primary" about Nina Turner.

I'll just move on then.

I always planned on supporting the nominee, even if my candidate didn't get the nod.

up thread a little bit, I answered it a little bit, I think. Mind you, as I said before, these are from local news stories from some years ago, from what I remember.