> I encourage everyone to read about the DNC fraud lawsuit where the DNC argued that they have no obligation to hold a fair primary because they're a corporatio

> I encourage everyone to read about the DNC fraud lawsuit where the DNC argued that they have no obligation to hold a fair primary because they're a corporation and the nomination process isn't constitutionally protected: ... I mean, they're correct though right? The major political parties used to just decide who the nominee was in whatever shady-ass backroom they felt like. The current system is vastly better than that. If you want something even better, let's do it, but any real change is going to require constitutional amendments or at least _vast_ changes in many states.