Today, March 1st, is Super Tuesday 2016. Arguably the most important day in both the Republican and Democratic primaries, 12 States and 1 territory have their delegates up for grabs. It is a widely held belief that whoever wins Super Tuesday will win the primary.
Speaking exclusively to EIASC, author and political analyst George Lazerbeak explained what makes Super Tuesday so important.
“It’s essentially the Super Bowl of the primaries.” Lazerbeak said, “We essentially make a giant, national, television event out of something that essentially doesn’t matter.”
Lazerbeak pointed to the machinations of party leaders on both sides, the undue corporate influence that has permeated proceedings, proportional allocation, and the influence of Superdelegates on the Democratic proceedings as the biggest obfuscations of democracy.
“This is going to be a literal clusterfuck.”, Lazerbeak finished. Our editorial staff is inclined to agree.