"One of the ground rules that I do in a lot of my trainings, maybe you
all have heard this before. I love it, but it is 'don't yuck my yum,'"
she said "For some of us, there are some things that are very yummy and
it hurts when people 'yuck' on us. So for example, if one issue is my
core issue and it's not yours, that's cool, it's my core issue, don't
yuck my yum, that's cool."
Throw in something on safe spaces and white/male privilege, you have the Millenial Trifecta of Why They're Annoying.
"We can take care of any booing, just don't have an actual vote."
“All in favor of the motion to suspend the rules and nominate by
acclamation Tim Kaine as the Democratic party’s vice presidential
candidate, please say aye,” Fudge said to both applause and protests.
After having deemed the measure passed, Fudge continued talking as some in the crowd could be heard protesting and demanding an actual roll call vote of all the delegates. The music inside the convention hall was then turned up to drown out the protests.
CNN’s Jeff Zeleny reported that Virginia Rep. Bobby Scott had been
scheduled to give a three minute nominating speech in support of Kaine,
but it was cancelled after convention officials and Hillary Clinton’s
campaign were “afraid of boos from Sanders supporters and other
progressive groups.
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Funny, I seem to recall that the exact same thing happened last week at the RNC FOR trump's nomination. Interesting that neither party was confident enough to do actual roll call votes for their nominations.
Yeah, they treated people about the same. I think Patrick Buchanan, few years ago, said 'both parties have become the different wings on the same bird of prey', and that about covers it.
That's because the "elections" have already been decided. The whole process is rigged from start to finish. The rest is political theater to keep the heard moving toward the boxcars.---Ray
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