The PROOF of RBC Fraud

A document included as an exhibit in the Nelson vs Dean Lawsuit that was filed in October 2007 in an attempt to force the DNC to seat the Florida delegation provides indisputable proof that the Democratic National Committee’s Rules and Bylaws Committee singled out Florida and Michigan for sanctions, and ignored violations of Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina.

The document is a tentative list of state primaries and caucuses, and is dated September 13, 2007. The listing for Florida says (“P” designates a primary)

1/29/08 Florida P Date of state primary; date violates rules; Non-Complia  Read more 

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by Katharine Q. Seelye and Julie Bosman. June 2, 2020 - BREAKING NEWS -

The first contact in several years with remnants of a holdout band of Hillary Clinton supporters took place yesterday, with a helicopter flyover identifying the handful of survivors. Unwilling to concede that the 2008 Democratic presidential primary had been fairly conducted, the hardy but dwindling tribe became increasingly isolated during the Obama/Hagel administrations, eschewing television and rumored to be surviving only on home-grown vegetables and the occasional squirrel.  Read more 

Just goes to show, if you want to know something, ask a (trusted, reality-based) blogger. This succinct explanation just in via email from Brian Leubitz of Calitics.com :

Here’s what I know. Edwards votes will count, but unless Edwards gets 15% in either the congressional district that you are in or the state as a whole, those votes won’t be counted for the delegate count. So, say in your congressional district Obama gets 47%, Clinton gets 45% and Edwards gets 8%, if you have a 3 delegate district (districts get between 3-6 delegates) 2 delegates will go to Obama, and one to Clinton, none to Edwards. Similarly at the state level, unless Edwards gets 15%, he won’t get any of the statewide delegate pool.

So, the votes will officially count, but they just won’t have a lot of meaning unless a lot of people vote for him.

For much more detail, see The Junkie’s Guide To The California Primary.  Read more