#benjamin dixon

[politicalsci]

Every candidate, except Bernie Sanders, has said they will allow unelected superdelegates to choose the nominee even if someone else goes into the convention with the most delegates. They each think a brokered convention could work in their favor. In reality it would likely mean Biden or Bloomberg will become the Democratic nominee (and result in Donald Trump being re-elected). In order for there NOT to be a brokered convention, Bernie Sanders needs to reach 1991 delegates to win the Democratic nomination. Please vote for Bernie!

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[marvacu]

Good 35 min interview; some of you already knew this, but for those who dont... Hopefully the link at the bottom of this post shows, if not i’ll rb with the link 👍

[twiststreet]

I like that: “are they waiting for everyone else to deliver protests to them like they have their groceries delivered?”

[gailstorm]

[ladygreytea76]

Bloomberg quits

Thank you, Benamin Dixon for your hard work. Independent journalism at its best.

[alanshemper]

I cannot fathom the thought process of rank and file Democratic party voters who straight up refuse to engage with even the mildest leftist media. Like, there are people who conceive of themselves as "good, well meaning liberals" who are like, "Sam Seder and Benjamin Dixon are toxic trolls who just want Democrats to fail." Literally, these are some of the most electoralist, lets-deal-with-the-lesser-of-two-evils voices on the "left," and MSNBC-brainwormed liberals refuse to even attempt to understand where they're coming from. Lawrence O'Donnell was right that one time in 2006.

[elle-lavender]