If you live in a state that held caucaus are you offended that Hillaray says they're not important as primary

Question

Hillary says that as long as she wins the "Big "ones she should be nominated , if you live in what she says is a small state do you fell offended that she puts off you state as unimportant.

Answer 1

Yeah, Hillary's statement  offends me.  I live in Maine, a small caucus state.  I find Caucuses to be more trustworthy, especially since the hanging Chad debacle, it also allows the party a venue by which to introduce new people to party politics.  at this years caucus, we added 4 new member to the local DNC.

Now, to address a common misnomer about Caucus politics:

You can vote absentee in a Caucus!  As a precinct captain at my local Caucus, I had to tally the absentee ballots myself.  I would love to know who is spreading this misleading rumor, and I would love to see it stopped.

Answer 2

It's just a fact that any candidate needs the bigger states in order to win.

Answer 3

Caucuses are NOT as important as primaries.

Caucuses are open only to a few, primaries are open to everyone.

Caucuses are a throwback to frontier times and should be abolished.

Answer 4

I live in California, so I guess this question doesn't apply to me, but I find her whole strategy stupid. The big-state strategy makes sense in the GOP primary since so many of states are winner-take-all. The Democrats often allocate delegates proportionally, though, making big-state victories not as important. That's evident in the delegate totals - Clinton's taken most of the big states, but she's trailing behind Obama because he walked away with delegates from the states where she was victorious.