Belgium only won bc of superdelegates
July 7, 2026 at 2:04 AM
Belgium only won bc of superdelegates
No Kings includes Democratic Party Superdelegates
April 29, 2026 at 4:59 PM
No Kings includes Democratic Party Superdelegates
they googled superdelegates and were disgusted by what they saw
May 29, 2025 at 4:53 PM
they googled superdelegates and were disgusted by what they saw
No they didn’t lmao do we really need to re-litigate 2016 and the problem with superdelegates?
November 10, 2025 at 1:29 AM
No they didn’t lmao do we really need to re-litigate 2016 and the problem with superdelegates?
Superdelegates clicking “allow substitutions for all out of stock items”
July 21, 2024 at 7:14 PM
Superdelegates clicking “allow substitutions for all out of stock items”
Hence the superdelegates.
June 24, 2026 at 3:45 AM
Hence the superdelegates.
it is fascinating to me how many of the same people who were unhappy about the superdelegates now seem to want an Oops! All Superdelegates! convention
February 16, 2024 at 5:04 PM
it is fascinating to me how many of the same people who were unhappy about the superdelegates now seem to want an Oops! All Superdelegates! convention
To do list:
1. Abolish the Electoral College.
2. Abolish the DNC's superdelegates.
3. Outlaw gerrymandering.
4. Institute ranked-choice voting nationwide.
I don't think we'll ever get out of our perpetual slide to the right until this all happens.
1. Abolish the Electoral College.
2. Abolish the DNC's superdelegates.
3. Outlaw gerrymandering.
4. Institute ranked-choice voting nationwide.
I don't think we'll ever get out of our perpetual slide to the right until this all happens.
March 1, 2026 at 1:36 AM
To do list:
1. Abolish the Electoral College.
2. Abolish the DNC's superdelegates.
3. Outlaw gerrymandering.
4. Institute ranked-choice voting nationwide.
I don't think we'll ever get out of our perpetual slide to the right until this all happens.
1. Abolish the Electoral College.
2. Abolish the DNC's superdelegates.
3. Outlaw gerrymandering.
4. Institute ranked-choice voting nationwide.
I don't think we'll ever get out of our perpetual slide to the right until this all happens.
Not the same but related: this is why the Democrats were wrong to get rid of superdelegates.
Yeah yeah yeah voters are stupid and all but...
This isn't a voters story. It's a party story. Voters use party as a shortcut. That's normally sensible!
The Republican Party assured their voters that he was fine. Blame GOP party actors.
This isn't a voters story. It's a party story. Voters use party as a shortcut. That's normally sensible!
The Republican Party assured their voters that he was fine. Blame GOP party actors.
Nine out of 12 Trump voters told a New York Times focus group that they wish they had not voted for the president.
April 28, 2026 at 4:28 PM
Not the same but related: this is why the Democrats were wrong to get rid of superdelegates.
remember superdelegates
July 9, 2026 at 3:13 AM
remember superdelegates
And his adviser, Tad Devine, basically created the superdelegates AND the only candidate who wanted superdelegates to overturn the will of the voters was Sanders.
May 6, 2026 at 5:16 AM
And his adviser, Tad Devine, basically created the superdelegates AND the only candidate who wanted superdelegates to overturn the will of the voters was Sanders.
Superdelegates had zero to do with her winning. She got more actual delegates than Bernie.
In 2008, the Superdelegates initially backed Clinton over Obama too until he started winning & then switched to Obama.
Same thing would’ve happened if Sanders had started beating Hillary.
In 2008, the Superdelegates initially backed Clinton over Obama too until he started winning & then switched to Obama.
Same thing would’ve happened if Sanders had started beating Hillary.
February 16, 2026 at 2:22 PM
Superdelegates had zero to do with her winning. She got more actual delegates than Bernie.
In 2008, the Superdelegates initially backed Clinton over Obama too until he started winning & then switched to Obama.
Same thing would’ve happened if Sanders had started beating Hillary.
In 2008, the Superdelegates initially backed Clinton over Obama too until he started winning & then switched to Obama.
Same thing would’ve happened if Sanders had started beating Hillary.
Superdelegates haven't counted since 2016.
November 21, 2025 at 4:20 AM
Superdelegates haven't counted since 2016.
Also don't forget that after railing endlessly against superdelegates as party stooges who thwart the will of the people, Bernie spent a good 2 months trying to flip superdelegates to his side after Hillary kicked his ass in the primaries and he had no chance of catching up in elected delegates.
July 12, 2026 at 4:47 AM
Also don't forget that after railing endlessly against superdelegates as party stooges who thwart the will of the people, Bernie spent a good 2 months trying to flip superdelegates to his side after Hillary kicked his ass in the primaries and he had no chance of catching up in elected delegates.
I mean they literally disempowered the superdelegates
June 17, 2026 at 7:38 PM
I mean they literally disempowered the superdelegates
People asking me "how can we ever choose candidates without primaries" seem to have no recollection that primaries were once not as a powerful as they are.
Conventions, my friends. Have conventions. Lots of "superdelegates." Lots of smoke-filled rooms.
Conventions, my friends. Have conventions. Lots of "superdelegates." Lots of smoke-filled rooms.
July 13, 2026 at 7:56 PM
People asking me "how can we ever choose candidates without primaries" seem to have no recollection that primaries were once not as a powerful as they are.
Conventions, my friends. Have conventions. Lots of "superdelegates." Lots of smoke-filled rooms.
Conventions, my friends. Have conventions. Lots of "superdelegates." Lots of smoke-filled rooms.
This whole narrative comes from the superdelegates of 2016, which could, theoretically have blocked Sanders from the nomination even if he got a majority of the vote.
In practice, he never got close and superdelegates have never done that, and the DNC got rid of them anyway in 2020.
In practice, he never got close and superdelegates have never done that, and the DNC got rid of them anyway in 2020.
January 27, 2026 at 8:34 PM
This whole narrative comes from the superdelegates of 2016, which could, theoretically have blocked Sanders from the nomination even if he got a majority of the vote.
In practice, he never got close and superdelegates have never done that, and the DNC got rid of them anyway in 2020.
In practice, he never got close and superdelegates have never done that, and the DNC got rid of them anyway in 2020.
To make room for political superdelegates
It's really funny seeing an ancient political bullshit get replaced with a modern political bullshit
It's really funny seeing an ancient political bullshit get replaced with a modern political bullshit
March 22, 2026 at 8:22 PM
To make room for political superdelegates
It's really funny seeing an ancient political bullshit get replaced with a modern political bullshit
It's really funny seeing an ancient political bullshit get replaced with a modern political bullshit
The superdelegates never came into play, much as your cope pretends otherwise. Bernie lost the popular vote and the delegate vote.
June 18, 2026 at 1:42 PM
The superdelegates never came into play, much as your cope pretends otherwise. Bernie lost the popular vote and the delegate vote.
In 2016, Bernie Sanders was iced out by the DNC through unfair debate scheduling, biased leaks favoring Clinton, and undemocratic superdelegates.
The party’s resource allocation and voter data were also seen as tilting the scales.
The party’s resource allocation and voter data were also seen as tilting the scales.
February 24, 2025 at 1:19 AM
In 2016, Bernie Sanders was iced out by the DNC through unfair debate scheduling, biased leaks favoring Clinton, and undemocratic superdelegates.
The party’s resource allocation and voter data were also seen as tilting the scales.
The party’s resource allocation and voter data were also seen as tilting the scales.
No one asked the dude who couldn’t break 30% in his second primary run after he couldn’t get superdelegates to rig the first for him.
Y’all don’t demand this fossil retire with half the venom you do people younger than him.
Y’all don’t demand this fossil retire with half the venom you do people younger than him.
July 26, 2026 at 9:57 PM
No one asked the dude who couldn’t break 30% in his second primary run after he couldn’t get superdelegates to rig the first for him.
Y’all don’t demand this fossil retire with half the venom you do people younger than him.
Y’all don’t demand this fossil retire with half the venom you do people younger than him.
Bernie stole campaign data during the 2016 primaries. Then, he tried to get the superdelegates to overrule the popular vote totals that gave Hillary more delegates.
He tried to rig the 2020 nomination process, stacking the reform committee with his fiercest supporters to protect caucuses.
He tried to rig the 2020 nomination process, stacking the reform committee with his fiercest supporters to protect caucuses.
May 19, 2025 at 9:06 PM
Bernie stole campaign data during the 2016 primaries. Then, he tried to get the superdelegates to overrule the popular vote totals that gave Hillary more delegates.
He tried to rig the 2020 nomination process, stacking the reform committee with his fiercest supporters to protect caucuses.
He tried to rig the 2020 nomination process, stacking the reform committee with his fiercest supporters to protect caucuses.
He also tried to get Superdelegates to vote for him to actually steal the nomination
September 14, 2026 at 6:55 PM
He also tried to get Superdelegates to vote for him to actually steal the nomination
Again…superdelegates are not involved in elections.
And if you think Bernie Would Have Won if not for superdelegates - get a life. Seriously.
He lost. Twice. Voters did not vote for him to be the candidate with or without superdelegates.
STILL has nothing to do with endorsements.
And if you think Bernie Would Have Won if not for superdelegates - get a life. Seriously.
He lost. Twice. Voters did not vote for him to be the candidate with or without superdelegates.
STILL has nothing to do with endorsements.
October 15, 2025 at 2:46 AM
Again…superdelegates are not involved in elections.
And if you think Bernie Would Have Won if not for superdelegates - get a life. Seriously.
He lost. Twice. Voters did not vote for him to be the candidate with or without superdelegates.
STILL has nothing to do with endorsements.
And if you think Bernie Would Have Won if not for superdelegates - get a life. Seriously.
He lost. Twice. Voters did not vote for him to be the candidate with or without superdelegates.
STILL has nothing to do with endorsements.