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Hillary Clinton
In reply to the discussion: SANDERS MUST CONCEDE AND ENDORSE HILLARY CLINTON IF HE WANTS TO SPEAK AT THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION [View all]PJMcK
(22,890 posts)26. Be generous. We have a big enough tent
Let him in but don't let him speak unless he endorses the Democratic nominee. I just think we need every vote we can get in the GE. Senator Sanders' supporters, most of who have sincere views, should be welcomed as well provided they support the Party and its nominee.
Secretary Clinton is a gracious woman and has been a class act. I'd like to follow her lead on this.
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SANDERS MUST CONCEDE AND ENDORSE HILLARY CLINTON IF HE WANTS TO SPEAK AT THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION [View all]
Iamaartist
Jun 2016
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THERE ARE NO CONCESSION SPEECHES AT THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AND THERE NEVER HAVE BEEN
Cha
Jun 2016
#3
Getting rid of the Super Delegates because an outsider couldn't take over the party?
liberal N proud
Jun 2016
#11
Elizabeth Warren is at least one super who has voiced her opposition to superdelegates.
Koinos
Jun 2016
#18
Thank you for that.. I'd like to know why Sen Warren is opposed to Super Dels.. and
Cha
Jun 2016
#20
Most of the superdelegates were not around when they were first implemented.
LiberalFighter
Jun 2016
#27
Bernie and his people are complaining about them because they can't convince them to support him.
LiberalFighter
Jun 2016
#46
The DNC *can't* get rid of caucuses, AFAIK. That choice is set by state law...
Princess Turandot
Jun 2016
#22
At least three states could go directly to primaries. Nebraska, Washington and Idaho.
LiberalFighter
Jun 2016
#31
For states that have a primary but used a caucus it shouldn't be a problem.
LiberalFighter
Jun 2016
#36
Absolutely. No one who is still a candidate should speak. It wouldn't be right to the winner.
CrowCityDem
Jun 2016
#30
After the nom is over, the only primetime space is for Hillary's speech. Bernie would be shut out.
CrowCityDem
Jun 2016
#44
Maybe he'll give his shopworn speech at the protest rally outside the Philadelphia convention walls.
Koinos
Jun 2016
#39
Then I hope he doesn't concede! I would be happy not to hear his annoying monotone again. nt
eastwestdem
Jun 2016
#52
Sanders should not have a speech at the National Convention unless he concedes in advance
Gothmog
Jun 2016
#54