Clinton delegate Allida Black was just on MSNBC. Brown was introduced as a Clinton supporter who is organizing protests at this weekend's DNC Rules committee meeeting. When asked what she'd do if she and her group aren't satisfied with the results of Saturday's DNC meeting, Brown said:
Well, I can't speak for the campaign. All I can speak for is myself as a Clinton delegate and as a founding member of Women PAC. We want every vote counted and we will continue to organize. We will continue to speak out and we will continue to pressure the party to stand up to its principles. And that's why we have a convention. It should go to the floor.
So, if they don't get their way, they're apparently willing to destroy the party. How principled. 48 states followed the rules, two didn't. As for principled, Ms. Black should meet Senator Geller, for whom she is fighting, yet who mocked following the party's rules.
