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if its is lefted up to the super deligates then what is the point for america people to vote?

they are going to put who ever they want to in office

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  • 1 decade ago
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    They let us vote to make us feel like we have a say in it. But some of us are smart enough to figure out that we don't have a say in anything anymore.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    I am not sure what you mean by "American people". Republicans don't have Super Delegates. It is something unique to the Democrat Party and I believe has only been around since about 1981. Do not look for the DNC to change it because to do so would be to admit they made a mistake. But after Barry gets clown stomped in November, maybe the Democrats will howl loud enough to get Howard Dean and the rest of the DNC replaced and get some people in there who know how to guide the party to the White House without having to manipulate the vote.

  • 1 decade ago

    This has never happened before - ever. It isn't left up to Superdelegates, it is the responsibility of every person out there to get informed and vote conscienciously - not for who some celebrity endorses. It's not like ALL superdelegates go to some meeting and decide whom they will support - they are voters taxed with the responsibility of breaking the tie - unfortunately they are being wined and dined by lobbyists, campaign sponsors and of course Chelsea Clinton. I believe the Superdelegate thing would work better if they were kept anonymous. That would eliminate outside influence for the wrong reasons and make these important voters study the issues a little more and vote with their brains, not their wallet.

  • Arthur
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    It is not "lefted (sic) up to the super deligates (sic)".

    The super-delegates each get one vote. The only reason they are said to be making the decision is that neither Clinton nor Obama has 50% of the pledged delegates, and the super-delegate vote actually matters, for the first time in history.

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  • You have just been introduced to the democratic party, Now

    you can see how there dumbing down of America has taken

    place. All these months all this time and money, for party

    hacks to take away your vote, and put the fool in the seat

    they want. and the rest of the country can go to hell.

    Makes me want to be a dem LOL/

  • 1 decade ago

    The American people are making it known right now that they don't want him and I believe they are going to change the super's conditions upon the end of this race for Democrats.

    I think there are enough people pretty fed up that the candidate with the most votes from the people is being ignored by the supers...... I believe money has played a big part in that.

  • chukki
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    Good question. If Obama was so interested in change why doesn't he change the obvious unfairness that this fact presents for his own party. Why does he have to wait for the presidency to make a difference?

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    The Super delegates are representative of the people.

    Obama won despite the attempts at racism and fear. Hillary is mad and so are her supporters.

    They are willing to give their grandkids over to McCain's wars for spite. Shame on them.

  • 1 decade ago

    This is NOT new, this is how our elections have been run - don't hate on the players - work to change the rules - and educate yourself so you can better understand how this process works.

  • 1 decade ago

    Hundreds of millions have been spent on the primary

    process and it was all for naught!

    ...CHG...

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