Talk about speaking with a forked tongue. At a Democratic Party event this weekend, Elizabeth Warren claimed she’s opposed to her party’s superdelegate system. She almost has to say this to show disenfranchised Bernie Sanders supporters that she’s on their side. In the same sentence however, she admitted that she’s a superdelegate herself. From Politico: Warren: ‘I don’t believe in superdelegates’ Sen.... 

Bernie Sanders will not be the Democrat nominee. The deck was stacked against him from the beginning. The Democrat machine with its superdelegates is geared to nominate the politburo selection, and that prearranged selection is the lackluster and corruption-tainted Hillary Clinton. A Democrat strategist, Douglas Smith, says Sanders “needs to set the tone. If he backs her like Clinton backed Obama... 

New York was the last straw for Bernie Sanders. Hillary Clinton took the primary by 58% and scooped up 139 delegates. The Sanders campaign cried foul after a series of voting irregularities were discovered and the Board of Elections stripped more than 125,000 Democrat voters from the rolls, but the impression of disenfranchisement will not change the fact that there is no way Sanders can win the nomination. Following... 

On Friday the Republican National Committee Standing Rules Committee told its membership convention delegates are not bound to the will of Americans who voted in the primary. Curly Haugland of the Republican National Committeeman for North Dakota said in a letter sent out on March 11 delegates may “vote according to their personal choice in all matters to come before the Republican National Convention,...