We've seriously drifted into fantasy land, here. "The question is: why is this nomination process so rigged?" How is winning the majority of elected delegates "rigged"? It is not "rigged" just because you don't like the outcome.
Actually it is "rigged." When Bernie Sanders wins a state and Hillary gets nearly the same number or more delegates than Bernie, when he actually wins - that's a "rigged" system.
Look at
Oklahoma, Bernie won by 10 points, yet only 4 delegates difference between them.
Kansas, Bernie won by 26%, yet only 15 delegates separate the two.
Nebraska, Bernie wins by 15%, 5 delegates separate Bernie and Hillary.
Colorado, Bernie wins by 18 points, 7 delegates separate the two.
