The editorial page of the venerated New Hampshire Union Leader
proclaimed
it’s all over but the shouting.
Noting that Democratic voters should feel used, the editorialist
explained that the DNC has strictly limited the number of officially sanctioned
primary debates to six and written the participation rules so tightly as to all
but guarantee there will be no alternatives such as the Leader’s Voters First Forum for GOP presidential candidates this
past summer.
When DNC Chairman
Debbie Wasserman Schultz spoke at the state Democratic Convention in Manchester
on Saturday, she was heckled
so loudly her speech was drowned out. The hecklers shouted her down with
demands of more debates. Their anger and frustration are understandable.
The
Democratic primary voters are being muffled—on purpose—by a party elite that is
hell-bent on ensuring there is no disruption to Hillary Clinton’s path to the
nomination.
From the debate
schedule to the early
endorsements from figures such as US Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and Gov. Maggie
Hassan, the fix is in for Clinton. [Emphasis
mine] Democratic voters might ask
themselves why the establishment feels the need to go to such lengths to
protect its candidate from the voters’ judgment.
Even the hacks on
MSNBC’s Morning Joe noticed Face the Nation anchor John Dickerson’s
interview with The Ice Cube In Heels was scripted and controlled by
her campaign claiming Dickerson was not allowed to ask follow-up questions
about her burgeoning email scandal.
Joe Scarborough said,
“…if there were no preconditions to the Clinton interview, the question then
becomes how he could have failed to ask so many obvious follow-up questions.
It's not clear which reality is more damning.'
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