ill look into it tomorrow

I'm tired as shit

@Cobra Commander The link you posted about minority voters pulls from a survey that says "It’s way too soon to say whether this is a temporary blip on the radar or whether Trump is on to something. We’ll be watching."

I actually like Yang and Tulsi

But I suppose that's for most polls

Yeah I know

All if it is too early to tell, that goes without saying

In any case, maybe he's getting more support in certain places - something to watch out for

well i mean your first article stated that it wasn't sure either but you counted it as evidence

why am i hurting myself

i need sleep

Lol

Go to sleep big guy

We can duke it out later

aight man

it was fun ngl

have a good night or moring

morning

You too

Yang has some good stuff @Cobra Commander

good day

On the one hand I think it's kind of a waste of time to have all these candidates. But on the other hand, they bring national attention to various issues

As long as when the time comes to choose between Creepy/Sleepy/Grabby Biden and Crazy Bernie, they don't throw their vote in for someone else (thereby sealing a really unfortunate and unwanted Biden VS Trump battle)

Then again, like 3v6en8 said too, the DNC process is pretty broken anyways

So individual voters don't really mean all that much when it comes to picking a democratic nominee ughhh

What’s wrong with the DNC process?

Btw, you can’t say that trump’s approval rating with minorities is higher this time around than 2016, because he didn’t have an approval rating in 2016

the DNC has a weird voting system; the have delegates representing a state and superdelegates

delegates are suppose to vote with their state while superdelegates can do what ever they want

delegates are elected but superdelegates are not

thats where the sus things happen with party elections

I dont think trump really needs votes from minorities; he lost his mojo with maga so the elections going to be hard

and a lot of people are jumping onto the band wagon on who hates trump the most; thats the new election process

Ok so- firstly most superdelegates are elected

They also are barred from voting on the first ballot, which means they’re essentially tiebreakers now

Second- the parties are not lower-case-d democratic institutions

The super delegates are the party leaders, they are just deciding who they want to nominate

Only 20 (2.7%) of the superdelegates are not elected

And those are all former elected officials, like Obama, Clinton and Carter are among those 20

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superdelegate

is it only 20?