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Hillary Clinton and the DNC's Super Delegate Fraud

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A closer look at superdelegates--How they really function.  How they really don't function, in most cases.  And how Hillary Clinton and the DNC have colluded to fraudulently pad her delegate totals. 

"Super delegates could be used to break a hopeless deadlock when neither candidate is able to get the two-thirds delegate count needed. Without those circumstances they wouldn't dare vote in a way that would reverse the votes of pledged delegates. And have never voted for a nominee to date." 

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A former award winning art director and writer for various ad agencies,and head writer for a number of prime time network TV series he was also Exec.Director of the Denver Group in 2008 a committee advocating for Hillary Clinton. He created and (more...)
 

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