Democrats and the "Popular Vote Hypocricy"

[Psycho4Bud]

Anyone remember the loss of Gore in 2000 and all the crying about the popular vote? Gore had it and they all screamed foul. Now that Clinton has the popular vote the Democratic Superdelegates will decide the race and it looks like their backing Obama based on delegate count and NOT on the popular vote.

It should prove interesting to see who Gore backs...being a "Super" himself.

Have a good one!:s4:

Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on 06-02-2008. Democrats and the "Popular Vote Hypocricy" Anyone remember the loss of Gore in 2000 and all the crying about the popular vote? Gore had it and they all screamed foul. Now that Clinton has the popular vote the Democratic Superdelegates will decide the race and it looks like their backing Obama based on delegate count and NOT on the popular vote. It should prove interesting to see who Gore backs...being a "Super" himself. Have a good one!:s4: Rating: 5

[thcbongman]

At this point, it is not hypocrisy since it was already ruled that electoral votes supersedes popular vote.

Gore didn't even contest it strongly. He should've drawn it out. I bet he would've now that we know how the future turned out.

[Psycho4Bud]

At this point, it is not hypocrisy since it was already ruled that electoral votes supersedes popular vote.

Gore didn't even contest it strongly. He should've drawn it out. I bet he would've now that we know how the future turned out.

Didn't Gore cry right to the Supreme Court then cry some more after that? And I think it was Obama's people that would agree with ya more than Clintons on the "ruling".

Have a good one!:s4:

[thcbongman]

Of course, but if Gore wanted to drag it along with further appeals, he could've, but he gave up.