you could call the superdelegates, ask them to publicly reveal their pick, and find out.
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Replying to @derekwillis @ben_mishiev
And if they decline comment to me, the AP's reporting will persist in being unverifiable.
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Replying to @derekwillis @ben_mishiev
It's not incumbent on me personally to do this, I am making a claim about the AP's lack of transparency.
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Apparently some data journalism is worthy -- but AP revealing their data is not.
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this is not a data journalism question. this is a news org calling people & reporting what they say.
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Thats just your opinion. This is data they've collected and are now concealing.
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ideally, yes, we'd have complete transparency. whether AP would be able to get a count with it is relevant.
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Replying to @derekwillis @mtracey
Why not have every congressional leg vote undisclosed? Media can just call each lawmaker, declare which bill succeeds?
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b/c that's a gov function. parties are not government bodies.
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Wrong, parties are quasi-governmental entities and not merely private clubs, as voluminous caselaw demonstrates.
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so that applies to opinions of party members before an election? those are mandatory public information?
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Replying to @derekwillis @lhfang
Super delegates aren't just private party members, by taking on that role they enter the realm of public official.
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