Superdelegate to Clinton Camp: 'I know I didn't hear you imply that my vote was for sale' »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 8 months ago in News"They asked me what it would take to get my vote and I said, 'I don't think I heard you right,'" Dr. Council told RAW STORY Tuesday. "'I know I didn't hear you imply that my vote was for sale.' 'Oh no,' [they said], 'that wasn't what I intended to say at all.' ... 'Then what the hell do you mean?'"
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Dionys8 months ago
This is plain silly. I'm not a huge fan of either delegate, but asking someone "what would it take to get your vote" in no way implies they're trying to buy your vote. It's simply trying to understand what's important to that delegate and likely trying to show that such an issue is also important to the person seeking their vote.
After all, both delegates are essentially trying to find out just exactly what it would 'take to get' our vote, aren't they?
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