Sort of like Cuba's 'elections,' the Democrat nominating race is basically fixed

Maybe when Obama told Raul Castro that America can learn from Cuba, he was talking about the manner in which we hold elections. The more you look at the Democrats' presidential nominating contest, the more you realize it looks an awful lot like the sham "elections" they hold in communist countries. The people get to go and "vote," but how they vote is largely irrelevant. The winner is predetermined. That's because the Democrats employ these things called superdelegates, who are not bound by the results in primaries and caucuses and are free to support whoever they want. The superdelegates are the reason Hillary can't lose. They won't let her, no matter how badly she does in the primaries and the caucuses.