Do you intend to try proving your implication, or are you just spouting crap?
It’s always a hoot when you lefties play dumb.
A former DNC chair says she has proof Democrats rigged the primary for Hillary Clinton
The DNC chair said the primary was rigged, agreeing with the emails that were released by those evil Russians.
Or was she colluding with Russians too?
Are you trying to say the DNC did anything they didn't have every legal right to do?
Dear
BULLDOG
Democrats also claimed legal right to take taxpayers money and destroy
a nationally registered and protected historic landmark. I witnessed this
myself over many years living and volunteering in Freedmen's Town.
All actions were argued as "perfectly legal" by the LETTER of the law.
But if you look at the SPIRIT of the laws, it was fraud, oppression,
abuse and discrimination, violating equal rights of citizens and minority
interests because we couldn't PROVE any wrongs without massive legal resources
we didn't have.
BULLDOG remember SLAVERY used to be perfectly legal.
The courts enforced property laws requiring slaves to be returned
to their owners.
If you want to keep playing the "legal" games, that's how Clinton and Obama
and other elitists rise and stay in power, because of legal lobbies and interests
that profit politically and financially by defining and enforcing rules "by the letter."
As for Clinton, it is well accepted in the Democrat and progressive community
that Clinton made agreements with the chair, after buying out the debts of the party, to have greater influence over the direction the party would take.
Even if you cannot prove a financial conflict of interest, it is well known there were political conflicts of interest in favoring Clinton and undercutting Sanders and his support.
Sanders had to sue the Democrats to address some of the violations of procedural rules.
The issue of political conflicts of interest is different from
financial conflicts of interest.
There is also the argument that Clinton was still the Dems best chance of winning over Trump, and Sanders didn't stand as great a chance. Clinton did come the closest, but even her candidacy was flawed and too easily undercut because of problems she is tied to.
I would say you can make the argument that
Clinton was still the more viable more electable candidate over Sanders
and that
Clinton was legally acting when buying out the Democratic Party
and influencing the policies, which any people can do if they choose
but I would argue where Clinton went wrong
was violating the process of representation, mostly in spirit, but in some places being caught violating the actual policies of the party and convention process.
Sanders won at least one of his lawsuit complaining of violation of policies.
So you could say it's legal to do that until the courts force you otherwise.
But this is still abusing power to oppress equal rights and representation
of others with less legal resources than the more powerful party acting as oppressor.
(This bullying has been going on with parties, it's nothing new.
But thanks to the yelling and shouting matches in the media
between Trump, Clinton, their supporters and attackers,
now it's more and more commonplace to bring out these grievances
openly in public. Just because it was ALLOWED to go on in the past
doesn't mean it's lawful or legal. By Constitutional principles about
equal protection of the laws, I argue these abuses are NOT lawful,
but it's just that people don't have legal resources to sue to stop the abuses.
Sanders did, so he was able to stop some of it. But the rest can just keep
happening. As long as people like you keep justifying this as "legal"!)