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Martin O'Malley

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2. Why is it considered rigged? Specifically?

Fri Aug 28, 2015, 06:46 PM

Aug 2015

I am merely asking, I want to understand how it is rigged and how it is different from past election cycles.

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He asked, Why is there a "decree of silence"? HappyPlace Aug 2015 #1

I loved that evil eye JustAnotherGen Aug 2015 #5

He did GREAT, HappyPlace!!! elleng Aug 2015 #6

Why is it considered rigged? Specifically? randys1 Aug 2015 #2

Rigged against everyone not named JustAnotherGen Aug 2015 #4

Except the Republican Party JustAnotherGen Aug 2015 #8

Eggs dont fair well in clown cars, they break pretty easily LOL randys1 Aug 2015 #10

Ha! JustAnotherGen Aug 2015 #12

There were like 26 debates last time around in 2007-8. HappyPlace Aug 2015 #9

We already had 9 at this point in 2007, 26 total. Link: HappyPlace Aug 2015 #13

A frontal attack on the party’s leadership from its own stage JustAnotherGen Aug 2015 #3