Comments by "" (@TheHuxleyAgnostic) on "Kamala Harris Shares Memorable Exchange With Young Iowa Republican" video.

 @QuickScope771 A representative democracy is still a form of democracy. It's just not a direct democracy.
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It's already written into the primary process, for both parties, dingus. If someone drops out, their delegates go to the convention unassigned. If nobody has enough delegates to win, the convention can vote to give them to whoever they want. Dems had their early vote, to beat state deadlines, and she won.
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 @phillippac.7469 My same answer, above, to you, dingus.
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@tonyelliott7734 "Both state law and party rules govern how a delegate must vote at the national convention, including whether a delegate remains bound to a withdrawn candidate and for how many rounds a delegate remains bound to a candidate." Each state has their own rules, and each party has rules, for this exact scenario. There are also rules for if you maroons want to now ditch Trump. "Replacing a nominee between the national convention and the election Rule 9 of The Rules of the Republican Party provides guidance on how to fill presidential and vice presidential vacancies."
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