CLINTON, OBAMA AND THE SUPER DELEGATES

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CLINTON, OBAMA AND THE SUPER DELEGATES

[+] serious ballot by ClosetIguana
ACTIVE Thu Feb 14, 08 - Fri Feb 13, 09
If the super delegates end up picking Clinton over Obama will we see mass rioting?

Yes, there is a good chance
Yes, there is a slim chance
No chance

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COMMENTS:
(Clinton has more super delegates)

by ClosetIguana on Thu Feb 14, 08 12:11pm [+]

Voted : No chance
Not rioting, but it would be like Florida in 2000. The same is true if rules are changed to allow delegates from Florida and Michigan. It would be bad news.

by skylab on Thu Feb 14, 08 1:28pm [+]

Voted : Yes, there is a slim chance
People, given the opportunity, will riot over anything.

by Truthseeker013 on Fri Feb 15, 08 5:07am [+]

Voted : No chance

(insert sheep smiley here)

by Black_Lava on Fri Feb 15, 08 7:02am [+]

Big assumption here. You assume Obama will have more delegates prior to the convention. What if Clinton has more delegates even before the super delegates vote? That is just as likely as your implied assumption.

by FiddleFaddleOnLSD on Fri Feb 15, 08 8:23am [+]

Yes, I assume their won't be enough of a separation in delegate numbers. I would say that's a big assumption.

by ClosetIguana on Fri Feb 15, 08 12:46pm [+]

We have a bunch of these ballots claiming Obama will win the majority of delegates but the super delegates will keep him from the nomination. All of them are biased towards Obama and assume that he will be the one on the losing end. No one seems to care that she might get the most delegate votes and win the super delegates or that she might get the most delegate votes and then be kept from the nomination by super delegates. Why don't you care that might be kept from the nomination unfairly? Or do you only care if it is your candidate? It should be an issue of equal importance to you for both candidates not just Obama.

by FiddleFaddleOnLSD on Fri Feb 15, 08 2:13pm [+]

...."Or do you only care if it is your candidate."

If Clinton turns it around and ends up winning most of the delegates and her dominate positions of super delegates vote as they said they would then there would be no need to riot.

by ClosetIguana on Sat Feb 16, 08 9:57am [+]

Note: The possibility of her super delegates switching to Obama if she wins the majority of delegates wouldn't make much sense (politically speaking).

by ClosetIguana on Sat Feb 16, 08 10:03am [+]

Voted : Yes, there is a good chance
Watts riots x10, methinks.

by LCD on Mon Mar 10, 08 4:22pm [+]

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