The Democratic candidates for president are split on what to do if none of them win enough delegates to clinch the nomination. By party rules, the nominee must secure at least 50 percent of delegates; absent that, campaigns are discussing how to trade support and leverage delegates at a convention. Is that the best way to choose a candidate? Supporters of Bernie Sanders argue that it would destroy the party, particularly if Sanders has a plurality, but not a majority.
Our guests debate it. In studio:
- Marvin Stepherson, delegate for Senator Elizabeth Warren
- Robin Wilt, delegate for Senator Bernie Sanders
- Nicholas Wilt, delegate for Senator Bernie Sanders
