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4. Maybe that's why he called a meeting with President Obama who he's been dissing out on the
Wed Jun 8, 2016, 09:19 AM
Jun 2016

campaign trail. To persuade Obama to give him his SuperD endorsement?

Grijalva, meanwhile, told me that he expected Sanders to continue trying to win over super-delegates, but only for a limited period of time.

“The reality is unattainable at some point. You deal with that. Bernie is going to deal with this much more rapidly than you think,” said Grijalva, who is also a super-delegate. “At some point, when we’re trying to flip 400 super-delegates, and it’s not gaining traction, I think you have to come to the conclusion that it’s not going to happen. You just move into a different direction. And that different direction is that we begin to try to integrate the party.”.....

I don't share Grijalva's optimism.

Another big problem with burnie and the SuperDs is that.. he hasn't been acting like he's Presidential material.. never mind that he's lost and Hillary has been exemplary.

Thanks Rose~



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