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| January 20th 2009 by When then Sen Barack Obama came to the University of Texas Pan American in late February you could literally count on one hand the number of elected officials who endorsed the man who would be President and three of them were from Edinburg Edinburg Councilmember Gus Garcia Jr featured here with his wife Tonya publicly supported Obama during his February 22 visit to the University of Texas Pan American Also endorsing Obama were Edinburg Mayor Joe Ochoa Rep Eddie Lucio iii d san Benito and Edinburg school board trustee Robert Pena Jr The South Texas leaders astonished the Rio Grande Valley Democratic power brokers when they backed Obama against a hugely popular Sen Hillary Clinton D New York for the Democratic Party presidential nomination Almost a year later their public support of Obama could help Edinburg and South Texas keep their presence and issues known to the newly elected President says the local councilmember See l…
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What happens to the democratic party if the superdelegates swing the nomination to Hillary?
Q. The numbers are pretty clear at this point: short of some political catastrophe, Hillary can't catch Obama in elected delegates. That means for her to get the nomination, it would come down to superdelegates. Obama's campaign has swelled the ranks of the democratic party, and brought in young people and people disillusioned with the political process who wouldn't otherwise vote. If the party machinery anoints Hillary, what happens to all those people? My opinion is the Democratic Party and the democratic process loses a whole generation of people who say "screw it, my voice doesn't count so why bother?" What do you think?
Asked by Orpheus Rising - Wed Mar 5 13:33:41 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe that the superdelegates are going to follow the trend in each of their states and no one will win the nomination on the first vote. I believe that there will be a LOT of wheeling and dealing going on at the DNC. In the end, we're going to see an entirely new Democratic Party,one that will head off into uncharted territory from that point onwards. Watch out though, for the October surprise. I'm SURE that the Repubs are going to pull a fast one over on America and sneak their guy into power. Brighest blessings, Raji the Green Witch
Answered by unknown - Wed Mar 5 17:46:16 2008
Q. The numbers are pretty clear at this point: short of some political catastrophe, Hillary can't catch Obama in elected delegates. That means for her to get the nomination, it would come down to superdelegates. Obama's campaign has swelled the ranks of the democratic party, and brought in young people and people disillusioned with the political process who wouldn't otherwise vote. If the party machinery anoints Hillary, what happens to all those people? My opinion is the Democratic Party and the democratic process loses a whole generation of people who say "screw it, my voice doesn't count so why bother?" What do you think?
Asked by Orpheus Rising - Wed Mar 5 13:33:41 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe that the superdelegates are going to follow the trend in each of their states and no one will win the nomination on the first vote. I believe that there will be a LOT of wheeling and dealing going on at the DNC. In the end, we're going to see an entirely new Democratic Party,one that will head off into uncharted territory from that point onwards. Watch out though, for the October surprise. I'm SURE that the Repubs are going to pull a fast one over on America and sneak their guy into power. Brighest blessings, Raji the Green Witch
Answered by unknown - Wed Mar 5 17:46:16 2008
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