New DNC Rules: Presidential Candidates Have to be Vetted by Chair as Historically Supportive of DNC

[newworldafro]

So for 2020 DNC primary process, the Chair, Tom Perez, will have sole decision-making authority to decide if a Candidate can even run based on how historically supportive they have been of the DNC.

In other words, your speech, writings, actions have to show to be a Democrat in Good Standing for DNC, determined exclusively by the DNC chair to even be able to run as a Presidential Candidate.

Super Delegates wasn't enough, with each one representing thousands of votes.

Bernie would arguably not be able to run if up to Perez, or any other highly critical Democrat if the DNC.

Strip democratic principles from the DNC presidential primary process brehs.

 

[DEAD7]

@ the DNC

 

[johnedwarduado]

The DNC is a private organization they have the right to legally run it as they see fit. If you want to run as a party member it is not unreasonable to ask that you have been supportive of the party.

 

[newworldafro]

The DNC is a private organization they have the right to legally run it as they see fit. If you want to run as a party member it is not unreasonable to ask that you have been supportive of the party.

They are removing the progressive wing of their party. Actually making it easier for 3rd parties to enter the ring.

 

[johnedwarduado]

They are removing the progressive wing of their party. Actually making it easier for 3rd parties to enter the ring.

America will never have a 3rd party that is viable for another 20 years in the best case. We have heard this third party noise every presidential election and they have never gotten 20 percent of the vote.

 

[Starman]

The DNC is a private organization they have the right to legally run it as they see fit. If you want to run as a party member it is not unreasonable to ask that you have been supportive of the party.

True.

They are removing the progressive wing of their party

Also true.

But the most important thing is Bernie is soft! He's got no fight in him.

 

[SubZeroDegrees]

The party of the people; per se

 

[ORDER_66]

this sounds like bullshyt...

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

But the most important thing is Bernie is soft! He's got no fight in him.

And who got fight in them but is also not corrupt?

 

[Pressure]

1 star
Negged

 

[Pressure]

Super Delegates wasn't enough, with each one representing thousands of votes.

This is one of those scenarios where reading would be useful instead of watching edited YouTube videos.

Committee members are continuing to discuss the proposal to eliminate superdelegates. They will meet again to make a final vote on the proposal in the coming weeks before all proposed changes head to the DNC for a final vote in August.

“With the full DNC heading toward the path of essentially eliminating superdelegates on the first ballot, people felt this would help garner support for the superdelegate proposal,” the source said.

Last December, DNC Chairman Tom Perez told Yahoo News he was open to proposals to drastically reduce the number of superdelegates.

 

[BaggerofTea]

Another cac supremacist thread with the fake outrage

 

[AndroidHero]

Wow Democrats want someone who is a Democrat to run for president on behalf of their party, how dare they.

 

[the cac mamba]

The DNC is a private organization they have the right to legally run it as they see fit. If you want to run as a party member it is not unreasonable to ask that you have been supportive of the party.

but the problem is that the monopoly law doesnt apply to politics, and the republicans and democrats have the biggest monopoly in the world when it comes to american politics

anyway, this corporate whoredom isnt convincing me to vote for these people they can make their own bed

 

[the cac mamba]

Wow Democrats want someone who is a Democrat to run for president on behalf of their party, how dare they.

didnt work out for you too well in 2016, did it

do you realize how laughable it is for the same party who bytches about the electoral college to do shyt like this?