The chair of the Democratic National Committee, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, has had her thumb on the scale for Hillary Clinton, like the rest of the party establishment.  When Hillary thought she was a shoo-in, they limited the number of debates and scheduled them in time slots where no one was watching.  Now that Sanders is giving her a hard run, miraculously, new debates have been scheduled for prime time. Then there is the Democratic Party’s use of superdelegates, party office holders, and insiders, designed specifically to keep top-down control of the nomination process, so that even a 22-point landslide in New Hampshire for Sanders yielded the same number of delegates as Hillary got.  Prior to the Democratic presidential debate in Milwaukee last night, CNN’s Jake Tapper had the audacity to ask the DNC chair about this.  The expression on Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s face is priceless when Tapper asks her to explain to “voters new to...(Read Full Post)