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In reply to the discussion: DNC chairman aims for diversity with delegate nominations [View all]Ken Burch
(50,254 posts)At most, they said that some mistakes had been made in the fall campaign-but there's nothing insidious in that, and made some polite, respectful suggestions about what might be done differently in the future.
We had a campaign where things didn't go our way. What was so terrible about admitting that, while we had an exceptional candidate, the effort made in the fall on her behalf was not flawless? What I said was written as much as anything else in grief and sadness that that candidate is not our president.
I posted because I wish that she was president...NOT that I don't accept that she was nominee.
And I was posting solely as myself...NOT as a part of anything orchestrated by any group.
Why was THAT, of all things, so hard to accept?
Why couldn't people just give me the benefit of the doubt?