| New York Times | - |
On
Monday, Hillary Clinton gathered commitments from enough delegates to
become the presumptive presidential nominee for the Democratic party,
according to Associated Press.
AP can find whatever it wants -- although usually it struggles to find even its own ass.
But the reality is that Hillary Clinton does not have enough delegates to secure the nomination.
Nor does Bernie Sanders.
Super-delegates do not vote until the convention.
A case could be made that they should not be endorsing at present.
But their support is meaningless at this point.
Here's the reality of the delegate math:
Shaun King
Look at the REAL MATH of the Democratic Nomination. Updated TODAY.
Hillary has not won and cannot win tomorrow.
This is an effort to suppress the vote ahead of tomorrow's primaries.
Superdelegates do not count until the convention.
Again, just a month ago, the spokesperson for the DNC said Super-Delegates DO NOT COUNT until the convention.
AP should explain why they're attempting to circumvent primaries?
