Herdfan
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Right, "the party" 100% has the say. This is civics 101, not trying to make it personal here but it's like Republicans don't seem to have the first understanding of how these things work.
Ok, but they are not the power brokers in the DNC. They are regular folks involved with the party at the state or local level. Might be a County Commissioner or othe county officer. Maybe an underling in a state department or may just be someone who wants to be involved.
And thanks to Bernie, the SuperDelegates have no vote until Round 2.
My point is the DNC isn’t choosing the nominee. They have to get the delegates to go along with what they want.
So what happens if Harris is polling poorly against Trump? But the DNC backs her anyway. Are you saying the 4000 delegates can’t vote for someone else? I say they are free to vote for whomever they choose.