Understanding the Primaries: Delegates, Democracy, and America's Nonstop Political Party

The video explores the complex political processes in the United States, focusing on the delegate system and its impact on presidential nominations. It uses Missouri's primary results to illustrate how delegates are allocated differently by the Republican and Democratic parties. The video also discusses the influence of congressional districts and gerrymandering, highlighting the intricate and often undemocratic nature of political parties in the US.

What impact did the loss of a congressional district have on Missouri's political landscape?

Discuss the implications of the current delegate allocation system on the concept of democracy in the United States.

How has the nominating process for political parties in the United States evolved over time?