See DNC chief faces perilous fall

Funny thing is that Bernie Sanders is still going to win the nomination and the general even though the DNC and the media are totally against him in every way possible.
He is tied exactly where Obama was in 2007 even though by this time Obama had the luxury of about 10 Debates.
Sanders has had zero.
After the first debate Clinton is DONE and they know it

You may or may not be right, Nunyabiz1 @2, but irrespective of whether Sanders obtains the nomination, democracy itself has been harmed by what O'Malley described as a "decree of silence."

You had some 24 million people tune into a GOP "debate" in which issues of global climate change and income inequality were never mentioned.

Democracy can only thrive when the electorate is provided the information needed to make "informed" choice. We the people have a right to know where each candidate (including 3rd party candidates) stands on issues that matter. The silence inflicted by the DNC is deafening.

BTW there was one statement Brad made that I didn't get a chance to correct. The Hillary Clinton campaign did not say she had locked up 1/5 of the superdelegates. They claim she has already locked up 1/5 of the delegates needed to secure the nomination --- this despite the fact that we've yet to hear one word of debate let alone before the first votes have been cast in the Iowa caucus and NH primary.