Accuracy in Media

Bernie Sanders and his supporters had claimed the superdelegates system employed by the Democratic Party was rigged, and the WikiLeaks email dump exposed it: WikiLeaks posted close to 20,000 emails and 8,000 attachments Friday sent or received from top Democratic officials that seem to suggest the committee’s chairwoman, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and other higher […]

Well, he shoudn’t give up, considering how he can push Hillary Clinton further to the left at the convention. For the first time, Bernie Sanders acknowledged he is unlikely to win the Democratic presidential nomination. “It doesn’t appear that I’m going to be the nominee so I’m not going to be determining the scope of […]

Episode Nine- Hillary Clinton clinches Democratic nomination, California’s jungle primary dooms GOP, What’s Bernie Sanders next move?, Are Trump’s comments about Hispanic judge racist?, Hillary’s 12K jacket and other expensive clothes, Miss USA promotes women in combat, Elizabeth Warren trashes superdelegate system.

NBC News reported the news as well, where they estimated 2,383 delegates have pledged to vote for Hillary Clinton.

Sounds like those who ‘Feel the Bern’ are not feeling great about the Democratic Party’s delegate process. Photo by d_timms67

Donald Trump won both primaries in West Virginia and Nebraska because he is the lone candidate left standing, but Bernie Sanders beat Hillary Clinton in West Virginia in the Democratic Party primary.

Bernie won’t win the nomination, but the resistance among his supporters to back Hillary Clinton is another important narrative to keep track of heading into November.

As the campaigns turn to California, Bernie Sanders’ campaign is rumored to be making significant staffing cuts (numbering in the hundreds) as Hillary Clinton has pretty much wrapped up the nomination.

The New York Times said that this all-but-clinches the Democratic Party nomination for Hillary Clinton and pointed out that Hillary’s fundraising had struggled due to a viable opponent in Bernie Sanders.

Considering how the super-delegate system has been rigged against him, sounds about right. Photo by Henry McLin