Re: So how many of you voted in the Democratic Primary in Alaska?

On May 11, 3:29 pm, jerry <GeraldCNew...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>  This has happened all
> over the USA in many other States and that is why Obama is winning, he
> won with the caucuses.

And they don't take excuses.

And if there is a "hard working  person" who did make the effort to be
part of the party
process, they probably aren't amused at the way you dismiss them.

It's a political party.  It's not an arm of government.  You either
participate in its process,
or you don't, but you aren't being disemfranchised by some government
because you choose
not to participate.

Elections are different.  If you are forbidden from voting in the
general election in November, we
very much want to hear about that.

If you want to be involved in a political party, now is the time to
start getting involved, on a daily basis, if you want to be part of it
for 2012.
They people you are complaining about, all made an effort, and they
don't necessarily care that you didn't, or couldn't make the same
effort.

You admit that you didn't even know how the Democratic Convention
Delegates were selected in your state.
You probably don't even realize that there is no law that says they
have to vote one way or the other -- that the caucuses and in most
states, even the primary elections are considered mere suggestions.

What other parts of your life did you miss because you were "too busy
working?"  You must be very wealthy indeed now, having spent so much
time working that you had no time for other things.