This is a democratic process. Anyone can stay behind and elect the delegates in, but they don't. What people at caucuses (and you guys apparently) don't understand is that the individual voting at the start of a caucus doesn't mean anything; you can think of it as simply a census to see where people's loyalties lie.
The real voting is done at the end, and most people decide to go home before that happens.
OK. I was confused because you said you didn't get consistency a lot when "you" (i.e. me) were talking politics, so I took it to mean that you thought my political opinions are regularly inconsistent...which would surprise me
The real voting is done at the end, and most people decide to go home before that happens.
(February 11, 2012 at 1:46 pm)Rhythm Wrote: I asked you what your opinion would be if the candidate in question was one which you strongly opposed, if you would have room for criticism. You said no. I don't really get into politics much beyond this forum because alot of times a question like that is taken as an invitation to bombard some favored enemy in defense of "their guy" rather than directly answering the question. You did no such thing. Consistency. It's refreshing, that's all that means.
OK. I was confused because you said you didn't get consistency a lot when "you" (i.e. me) were talking politics, so I took it to mean that you thought my political opinions are regularly inconsistent...which would surprise me
