Sweet Zombie Jesus, this is just getting INSANE.
I just saw the DNC head on TV just yesterday claiming she (and the DNC) was still completely impartial, neutral, and had absolutely no stake in either candidate. I wonder what she would have said about this story.

It's pretty clear that there's something ridiculously fishy going on, with so many super delegates going to Clinton before a single primary vote was cast (469 today), and still so few going to Sanders (31 today), who's only behind by 10% at worst (45% of delegates to Clinton's 55%) with almost 1/2 of the delegates still up for grabs in states that almost all favor Sanders in non-midday-land line only polls.
It's almost like something made up their minds for them besides the will of the people....hmmmmmm....what might that have been?

I guess Hils is a proponent of the "if you ain't cheating, you ain't trying" school. The ridiculous amount of effort to make Sanders disappear has been shocking, hardly any airtime, primary rigging attempts, and super delegates that are probably counting stacks of cash if they vote for Clinton.

I suspect we are going to end up in another situation where the candidate that wins didn't actually win the popular vote.

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Both parties clearly pine for the old days where the party bigwigs gathered in a smoke-filled room and decided who the nominee was going to be.

Sometimes it seems like that system resulted in higher-quality candidates. Or at least candidates who were better able to hide their sleazy politician auras behind a screen of charisma.

But shit like this makes it very clear how and why that system was shady and corrupt.

Unfortunately, I don't think this story will be big enough news to change anything. The likelihood of the GOP going to a contested convention and foisting some candidate on voters that hasn't even been running (Drudge Report suggests Mitt Romney or Paul Ryan are likely choices of the party) is much more likely to cause a big enough splash to change things.