Thanks for posting them. I'll take a look tomorrow when it isn't so late. There was a telephone number to report campaign irregularities to the Bernie campaign. I wonder if he did. If you have a bunch of young kids, I would think it would be pretty easy to muscle them right out of their group.

https://mobile.twitter.com/AishaDew/status/662815125846536192

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/politics-government/campaign-track...

http://abc11.com/politics/campaign-office-for-bernie-sanders-set-up-in-d...

https://www.google.com/search?q=aisha+dew+hillary+clinton&client=safari&...

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/3/19/1503888/-Did-DNC-operatives-infi...

I want to see more evidence but what I have heard is very disturbing.

http://bayareaforbernie.com/2015/10/18/no-ordinary-man-a-profile-on-niko...

During this summer, Niko went on to form Carolina Students for Bernie Sanders from scratch. It is an organization of University of North Carolina students who support Bernie Sanders’s presidential candidacy. Niko was contacted by Nate Rifkin, a field organizer for the official campaign, to start the organization because of the lack of political infrastructure in the U.S. South in support of Bernie Sanders.

The organization grew rapidly and became efficiently organized in a short span of time. There are currently between 200 and 250 active members and six committees in the organization. The Sanders campaign itself has said that Carolina Students for Bernie Sanders is one of the most organized pro-Bernie Sanders clubs in the entire country. Niko tells me that the organization is “putting a foundation in place that’s build around educating the community about local politics as well as national politics, giving a scope on some the policies that are passed and how they really affect people versus how the politicians will spin them.”

Niko first became interested in Sanders when found out that Sanders was an independent running for the Democratic ticket. Interestingly enough, Niko didn’t always start off as enthusiastic for the campaign. When Niko was first asked to start Carolina Students for Bernie, his initial reaction was laughter. He jokingly told Nate that “Sanders has about 2% of the vote, with a 2% margin of error.” However, Niko began to research Sanders and things have never been the same. Although Niko admires Sanders’s clean track record, it’s Sanders’s failures that really impressed Niko. “[Bernie’s] failures weren’t simply losing an election. He lost the elections that he did because he was very avid about the policies he’s advocating for now.” Most importantly, Sanders “never sacrificed his morals to gain political office.”

here in Arizona. My partner has been the lead in organizing our county, purely on a volunteer basis. Months later, she was contacted by the official campaign, who insisted on scheduling a meeting during an event she had set up, a debate party in the local theater here in town. During the debate! (At a local restaurant that was actually closed at that hour!) Then, AFTER the cutoff to register as a Dem to vote for Bernie in our "Presidential Preference Election", the campaign showed up, and started giving orders. In particular, the leader insisted on canvassing a part of town that is practically ALL voting for Bernie, has already voted by mail in almost all cases, and lives on steep hillsides only accessible by huge stairways! The real effort needed to be made in a part of town that was far more 'low information voters', and also much easier to go door to door, but that was shut down.

Farther North, the Progressive Democrats for Arizona set up an actual campaign headquarters, printed up Bernie shirts, sent representatives down south to talk to us and coordinate efforts with us. The official Sanders campaign crew showed up last minute, ignored their efforts, and charged off in their own directions...duplicating efforts and ignoring other needs.

I lean toward chalking it up to inexperience among the staff, as well as incompetence, and some real egos, but my partner saw this film and agreed that some of the acts were suspiciously like False Flag actions. What really caught her attention was that one of the people mentioned in the film was the same person that raised the stink about "Bernie Supporters being banned from marching with the Moral Mondays group in N. Carolina"...which turned out to be false, as well as embarrassing.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/2/17/1485450/-Repairing-the-breach-Sa...

Yesterday I woke up to a shocking email from the State Coordinator for North Carolina for Bernie Sanders. It put the brakes on three weeks of work organizing to bring Bernie supporters together for HKonJ, the Mass Moral March, tomorrow. Aisha Dew wrote: “Please take down all HK on J events from social media. Rev. Barber does not want us to attend the event. He asked us to take the event down off of all social media.”

I begin to see a pattern developing.

The Sanders campaign (or those posing as the Sanders campaign, if that is what was going on) wanted to carry Bernie signs and all that, which was not what the march was about. The Rev. Barber asked them to please leave the signs at home, but they were more than welcome, encouraged to march. That message was not relayed accurately.

Maybe he should turn down all attempts to "help" him from the Party and just rely on the volunteers to organize themselves.

This is regarding the Moral Monday's March and info Sanders' NC campaign was relaying to volunteers in Wilmington and Brunswick counties:

Note that they are identical in what is said in the first two sentences. After that, local folks in those counties added their own text, which explains the variation.

to find out this is true, not at all.