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>Except that Hillary has earned more regular delegates, too. https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=democratic+delegate+count&eob=m.09c7w0/D/5/short/m.09c7w0/ says:
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> Clinton Sanders
>Pledged delegates 1,683 1,362
>Superdelegates 522 39
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>Tamar

From my original statement..." Hillary's delegate count lead is stronger than her popular vote lead". That is statistical fact - she has a higher proportion of delegate count than vote count. And again, Sanders won states where either Hillary's delegate count was higher, or the delegate count difference was very tiny.

And take into account the statement from DWS - it is extremely clear - the DNC has done (and will continue to do) everything it can to make Hillary the nominee.

Consider something else - the RNC and the R establishment has done everything possible to create stumbling blocks for Trump And yet Trump will (likely) be the party nominee. Say what you will about Trump - he is tenacious. I don't care for him and for his positions - but he is tenacious. And if he could truly represent the interests of middle class working Americans, without all this other "garbage" that spews from his mouth, then maybe we would be better off with him. But that's a big IF.