Notice How CNN Invariably Includes Superdelegates in its Comparison Graphics..

[speaktruthtopower]

to make it look like Hillary is way out front, rather than pledged delegates where she has a modest lead?

[SheilaT]

1. And that lead will definitely be less after today.

[RandySF]

2. They showed the delegate counts with and without superdelegates.

[speaktruthtopower]

3. Almost Never...

[RandySF]

4. They did about 15 minutes ago.

[Stallion]

6. Its is a Relevant Metric that Will Almost Inevitably Come Into Play

you need to deal with that fact

when all the primaries and caucus are over there is a good chance that neither candidate will have the needed delegates. There is a decent to strong probability they will decide the nomination because 50% of the delegates awarded from primaries and caucuses are NOT enough to win the nomination

[TheDormouse]

9. but it's not on their running tag that they keep on the screen nt

[AtomicKitten]

5. It's unprecedented.

It's propaganda pushed by the Clinton campaign and the MSM is playing along. The primary was front-loaded with states favorable to Clinton. The debates were pushed back to the Fall at the same time Clinton aggressively pursued early voting before most voters had a chance to know who the hell Bernie Sanders is. This primary was rigged from the get-go on behalf of the "inevitable," thoroughly compromised, and ultimately weaker candidate.

[Thinkingabout]

8. Do you know the history of the superdelegates?

[Ruby the Liberal]

16. Wow. Pretty ugly laid out like that.

I am starting to hate DWS with the heat of 1,000 suns.

[Thinkingabout]

7. She will probably have more superdelegates closer to the convention

And the number of delegates needed also included the super delegates so it would skew the numbers of needed delegates if the delegate totals for the candidates was not given.

[Trenzalore]

10. 300 delegates is not a modest lead nt.

[JI7]

11. i agree they should not include superdelegates. But 300 is a big

Lead itself

[speaktruthtopower]

12. It is..

but not as insurmountable, especially when you consider the possibility of those superdelegate votes flipping the other way.

[mhatrw]

13. In huge block graphics that take up 1/4 of the TV.

So transparent.

[JackRiddler]

14. The full count, always.

So it's hours and hours of the total campaign with superdelegates always on screen.

[amborin]

15. it is infuriating; every channel does this; my husband was flipping through them and even Al Jazzera

did this, although they did note that the super-delegates can switch;

the entire MSM is terrified of Bernie winning