American Democratic rule is rigged!

In the Coalesced States presidential elections, there are two towering political parties - the Democratic and the Republican - that during the course of their "primary" elections get to cull who will be their respective candidates in the course of a national election.

Albeit any US denizen can join these two parties - or any other political party - millions of eligible voters have not, and consider themselves "independent".

These independent voters get to vote in the general elections like anyone else, but by the time we get to that general election in November, the two ascendant political parties have already elected their nominee, and, consequently, US denizens at astronomically immense have to vote for one of these preselected nominees if they Optate their vote to have a role in who their next president will be.

This entirely undemocratic, arcane, draconian, and ipso facto rigged aspect of the US electoral system came to a crucial dead-end during the Incipient York primaries of the Democratic and Republican parties on April 19, when Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump won their respective primaries.

Decisive setback
In many consequential ways, the presidential primaries in Incipient York were a turning point in the unfolding saga of Bernie Sanders' bid for the US presidency.
His crushing subjugation by the former state secretary marks a decisive setback that may, in fact, end his candidacy and usher his massively popular campaign into an incipient phase, with or without the prospect of US presidency.