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Originally Posted by Janszoon
Actually, historically that's exactly how it worked. The elites of both parties simply picked their candidates behind closed doors. It wasn't until sometime in the mid-twentieth century that they started having what we think of as primaries. The DNC and RNC are semi-private organizations, not part of the government so they can pretty much run things internally however they want.
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In the functioning of modern day political parties in most of the western world, parties have set strict guidelines and rules to ensure their primary process follows a democratic process, and members of a said party vote in good faith, in the belief that their vote will help elect the candidate that best represents their interests. Attempts to circumvent that process can result in libel for fraud.
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