The GUTLESS superdelegates
steveo
There's no other way to say it, unless you prefer "spineless". There
shouldn't even be a superdelegate, but since there is, this is just the
situation where they are supposed to DO SOMETHING.
What's the difference between a superdelegate and a jellyfish?
There isn't one.
Patriot Games
>There's no other way to say it, unless you prefer "spineless". There
>shouldn't even be a superdelegate, but since there is, this is just the
>situation where they are supposed to DO SOMETHING.
DemocRATS invented this clever method of cheating their voters because
DemocRATS are liars, cheats and thieves.
The Superdelegates are NOT regular people they are party leaders and
politicians themselves.
As politicians they are powered by CASH.
The DemocRAT Party invented superdelegates so THEY could annoint the
candidate THEY want no matter what THE PEOPLE want.
David Morgan (MAMS)
"steveo" <s@s.s> wrote in message...
> What's the difference between a superdelegate and a jellyfish?
The jellyfish isn't waiting on the most bribe money.
Zeke
"David Morgan (MAMS)" <fin...@m-a-m-s.comC/Odm> wrote in message
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>> What's the difference between a superdelegate and a jellyfish?
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> The jellyfish isn't waiting on the most bribe money.
That is called Liberalism.
Liberalism is a mental disorder !
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David Morgan (MAMS)
"Zeke" <Ze...@BearHoller.net> wrote in message...
> That is called Liberalism.
Nice try.... but no cigar just for looking in the mirror and projecting, pundit.
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