“Why do the people in Massachusetts need to have a superdelegate speak on their behalf when they've already voted?”

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The quote argues that once voters in Massachusetts have already cast their ballots, an unelected superdelegate should not override or replace what those voters decided. It questions the fairness of giving a representative voice to someone who was not chosen in the vote. The point is about respecting the result of the public vote.

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Originally said in English.

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