Post #10025 by albaby1 on the US Policy board

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And I keep telling you there's no way that's going to be allowed. They will find some loophole.

Who is "they"? And loophole in what?

Remember, The Powers That Be in the Democratic party are dominated by Bidenworld right now. He's the President, his allies are in all the federal appointed position. His faction is the strongest one in the Democratic party right now. If he wants to run for President, there's no "they" that is going "not allow" it.

There's no "loophole" in the party rules that would allow the convention to choose someone other than the person who won the most delegates (assuming that such person has died or something). That's the way the party chooses its nominee - through having primary elections. There's no mechanism for just ignoring them.

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