Actually, Hillary Clinton may become relevant. In July 2016, the DNC rigged the primaries to favor Clinton over Bernie Sanders.
Did you read these links before you posted them? Did you understand they undercut the very argument you are trying to make?
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-poli...rren-bernie-sanders-democratic-primary-rigged
But there’s a larger context that is more important than what happened at the DNC and is getting lost in the back and forth over joint fundraising agreements and staffing power. The Democratic Party — which is a different and more complex entity than the Democratic National Committee, and which includes elected officials and funders and activists and interest groups who are not expected to be neutral in primaries — really did favor Hillary Clinton from early in the campaign, and really did shape the race in consequential ways.
The irony is that Sanders was a prime beneficiary of this bias, not a victim of it. The losers were potential candidates like Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Warren, or Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper — and, thus, Democratic primary voters, who ended up with few choices in 2016. To the extent Democratic primary voters feel like they were denied a broad range of candidates in 2016, and that party officials tried to clear the field to coronate Clinton, well, they’re right.
This assumption of a plaintiff’s allegation is the general legal standard in the motion to dismiss stage of any lawsuit. The allegations contained in the complaint must be taken as true unless they are merely conclusory allegations or are invalid on their face.
The order then explained why the lawsuit would be dismissed. “The Court must now decide whether Plaintiffs have suffered a concrete injury particularized to them, or one certainly impending, that is traceable to the DNC and its former chair’s conduct—the keys to entering federal court. The Court holds that they have not.”
When this leaked out, it caused an uproar. That's when the DNC first claimed their servers were hacked and they started blaming the Russians for doing it. The Mueller investigation should have started by analyzing the DNC server that was allegedly hacked, yet no one on either side mentioned it in the hearings this week.
Will you blame the White House/DOJ for limiting the scope of Mueller's investigation in that regard?