Who's whining. We're the ones with 400 superdelegates. You guys are whining. The rules are the rules. If you don't like them, change them next time (and I would support you), but I hope Hillary takes advantage of every possible advantage, including winning with superdelegates if the need arises. If you don't like it, file a lawsuit. Don't vote for her. Riot. Do whatever you want. But she has a right to look out for her self-interest and I hope she does.
No one is whining. I am pointing out that you ought not whine if no one takes Hillary seriously as a legitimate candidate if she wins based on "superdelegates". I'll vote for her in November and I'll weep when she inevitably loses. I care more about defeating Republicans than I do about Bernie Sanders. This is why I think that if Hillary Clinton's only possible path to the nomination involves superdelegates that she should gracefully exit the race and allow Bernie Sanders to be the Democratic nominee.
I care about winning elections and promoting legislation/reforms/policies that have the potential to promote the public interest/the common good. I do not care about the "self-interest" of a public figure or what they are "entitled" to do. In fact, I believe that politicians are entitled to sacrifice for the good of the voters that they represent. How would a protracted lawsuit battle do anything to serve the interests of Hillary's base, who are ultimately interested in defending Obama's legacy from the attacks of the GOP? I do not understand your viewpoint. I think it is juvenile.
