from people not really understanding the system. It allows Sanders, with a straight face, to argue that the system is rigged, and still ask the SDs to rig the system in his favor.

choose between Sanders and Clinton against the Republican candidates for the
presidency, people overwhelmingly have chosen and still continue to prefer
Sanders over Clinton -- and by wide margins.

This definitely shows that more American people want Sanders for president. Try
to explain away this, if you can!

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HWS allowing initially only 6 Democratic Presidential Primary Debates, and most of them
were scheduled on weekends or just before holidays, so that fewer people would be
watching on TV. HWS didn't want to give Sanders too much exposure to the public. He
wasn't known at the time, but whenever he made a speech, he would inevitably draw
large crowds. It was mainly by word of mouth. The American people wanted to see and
listen to what he had to say. Clinton drew small numbers.

The Establishment was supposed to be neutral. Well, it was anything but neutral. The
news media also helped Clinton by hardly showing or even barely mentioning Sanders'
name at all. Cheap, dirty tricks. It was unworthy of a former great Party.