The super delegate system smacks the average person as elitist and antidemocratic, and I don't think it belongs in our elective process. No person's vote should count more than anyone else's.
Ron Kind: “The super delegate system smacks the average person as elitist and antidemocratic, and I don't think it belongs in our…”
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Representative Kind critiques the super delegate system as undemocratic.
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