Donna Brazile Explains the Credentials Committee

Donna Brazile on ABC's This Week, March 30, 2008

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[freff]

Just mark him for spamming since he pasted the same inane comment over and over. You'll get no actual reasoned dialog from a troll like that.

[moham8803]

Why is she still in the race? Obama leads in popular votes, Delegates & twice as many states. She has to win every remaining state by 70%-30% & if you add FL. and Mi. she has to win 65%-35% which is not possible...

She would rather help McCain win than bow out gracefully. Her ass is CRAZYYYYYY !!!!!!!

[danewson]

I don't care what anyone says. Donna Brazile is HOT. Love that southern accent. She is nice and thick.

[vicegrip88]

nice video i love  this one

[ausmenden87ja]

an equal amount of hillary and obama supporters didn't come out to vote.

obama voluntarily took his name off the ballot. his fault.

obama and two others, the only other notable candidate was edwards.

honoring the rules of disenfranchising voters is not one we should believe in, neither one thought it would come to the states, they had to be counted once they effected the nomination. this is America, we're suppose to count votes u nazi douche

[zideaz]

Sen. Obama played by the rules and has won the majority of elected delegates, as well as the popular vote. He won the majority of contests, and, now, most super-delegates have ratified the will of the people, as it has been expressed by all three measures.

As Thomas Jefferson, the founder of the party, once said, a majority of one vote is as sacred as that of the unanimous. So, Sen. Clinton's historic campaign should now be remembered as having paved the way for future female candidates.

[zideaz]

The elections were illegitimate for four main reasons:

1. Citizens were told the elections would not count so many decided to stay home or to vote in the G.O.P. primaries.

2. Candidates agreed to not campaign in these states, so Clinton's name recognition gave her an undue advantage.

3. Obama and most other candidates removed their names from the ballots to respect the D.N.C. position.

4. All the candidates acknowledged and honored the rules until one of them started losing.

[zideaz]

The only way Clinton could ever be considered to have won the popular vote is if: (1.) one excludes all the states that use caucuses; and, (2.) if one includes the absolutely illegitimate elections in both Michigan and Florida.

[ausmenden87ja]

Clinton won the pop vote, so to nominate obama would be to go against the will of the people

[ausmenden87ja]

fat bitch

[endoftimeisnear]

BITCH!

[2025DPlaza]

What a blatant liar. Check your polls buddy. Check the General Election match-ups on RealClearPolitics. Hillary wins FL v. McCain by 2-9%, Obama loses by 8%. Florida has alot more electoral college weight than IOWA (which will end up going red anyway, LOL).