
The former president went on a tirade that ran from the media's unfair treatment of Hillary to questions about the fairness of votes in state caucuses that voted for Obama. It ended with him asking super delegates to imagine what the reaction would be if Obama was trailing by just 1 percent and people were telling him to drop out.
"It was very, very intense," said one attendee. "Not at all like the Bill of earlier campaigns."
"It was one of the worst political meetings I have ever attended."
"Five times to my face (Richardson) said he would never do that," a red-faced, finger-pointing Clinton erupted.

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