Someone needs to remind Senators Murray and Cantwell that all Dems in this state have not forgotten the 2000 election. There will be a reckoning if they continue to pledge their vote to Clinton and ignore the overwhelming vote for Obama in Washington.

Nice job re-reading the Clinton talking points to us! Thank you, Kiki McClean. I take it you've been watching all of the Clinton talking heads of late, otherwise you'd never use the term "changing the rules" because no one is suggesting that on this website. Although maybe you are confused and are referring to counting delegates from FL & MI. Oh, and that would be the Clinton camp who wants to change the rules there. You know.. the rules she agreed to?

As for our emails and letters, as the constituents of these elected officials and party members, we completely, 100% within our rights to email them and ask for them to support the candidate we think is the best candidate.

They are completely, 100% within their abilities to do whatever they want and vote for whom ever they want.

Where are we asking the rules to be changed? It's a Clinton talking point I've never understood.

Changing the rules of what? The only rule that the candidates
obey is the one - to do whatever the people standing behind them say.

I am not suprized to see Cantwell and Murry supporting Clinton. They do not care what the people of Washington want, thier women and Clintons a woman, so she gets thier votes. Screw the people who elected them to represent us. Murry and Cantwells votes do not represent what thier own voters said. I am sooo sorry that I voted for both of them. It maybe that only 250,000 of the 2.8 million Washington voters voted at the caucus but everyone was invited to vote that day. It is wrong to discount the votes of the people who took the time to go to such an important event and vote. Mrs. Clinton could never even begin to understand the struggles of a common everyday family. I bet she has never even run out of polish for the silverspoons she she has eaten on her entire life.

Clinton will most certainly lose in the general election if she receives the nomination. Her recent dirty, scorched-earth politics have so angered and disillusioned loyal Democrats such as myself that I honestly cannot see voting for her should she somehow steal the nomination. Clinton supporters, you better wake up because the opinion I am expressing is spreading like a wildfire throughout the party. A Clinton nomination not only means a loss in the general election, but it also spells death to the Democratic party. You can bank on that!