HRC doesn't care nor is she concerned about this effecting her ability to get elected. That, in my opinion, is a mistake. The Bernie Sanders supporters are not so loyal to the Democratic Party and Hillary Clinton as the HRC campaign and the DNC seem to treat them. HRC hired DWS out of loyalty for all the hard work she did as DNC chairman that ensured HRC the nomination. Many, MANY, of the Bernieites are pissed, and may vote against HRC because of those actions that DWS and the DNC took to push Bernie out.
Remember, Bernie got 46% of the Democrat vote in the primaries. That's a number that should be both respected and feared by HRC and the DNC, yet they are treating them as if they are nothing more than good soldiers for the Democratic Party that will fall in line in November. That may be a fatal mistake for the HRC campaign, and the DNC.
No. You don't have any of that right. If you take a moment to actually read what I am saying to you, you will see that I am not being partisan, but rather discussing actual events and their impacts of the Democratic Party as well as HRC's campaign, both present tense with events happening as we type back and forth, and those potential effects down the road.
So, yeah, your posts are partisan as hell, in that they completely ignore what I'm attempting to discuss which is not partisan, and they are partisan in their blind dismissal of reality and facts through misdirection and deflection, like calling me partisan or belittling me personally in an attempt to ignore what I said.
Look, I get it. It isn't fun to see your political party falling apart. Just think about how I've felt over the last 20 years, and especially this year. In fact, I'm debating whether I should just go change my registration to independent. So, I get your anger and the reason for your posts that attempt to defend the indefensible.