A lot is being said and written about how the primary is over (or should be over) and that we have a nominee. There are some folks that keep reminding us that the math is daunting or impossible, and that our uphill battle will not be won. Well, 2 things about that: they are missing the forest for the trees and/or they don’t seem to understand this revolution.

Some people, yes those dreaded "some" people, we all know some, anyway some people (I'm really making this up entirely because I haven't asked anyone at all) got discouraged and despondent after Tuesday the 15th, for electoral reasons among others.

I started feeling strangely right after the Miracle of Michigan. It was as though comprehending a win caused my mind to lose focus and then I felt lost.

Not the first time I've been scattered during Bernie Sanders' campaign.

It's my first day. It's my first post. I unfortunately live with a political junky, so it's all up in my face, which is a good thing, anything that provokes thought is good, yeah?

I haven't seen the point in voicing my opinion in the past but this election has me feeling like any voice of reason is better than the loudest voices in the room right now.

I hope I have some fellow soccer fans here that remember the world cup chant "i believe that we will win!"
I'm also hoping that I can reach people who know how twitter and posting videos work cuz I'm clueless.
I'm not sure if the video I found will be in here. And I know there's better out there so I'll explain.....
So there are videos of this kick ass chant with people wearing flags and painted in red, white and blue, full blown America Pride.

communication!! But I am well and truly concerned about this country right now!!

I heard about teh GOS at /. within a month of getting crappy broadband in 2008. I lurked there about six months before I had a decent idea for a diary. It had a mistake but I don't regret it.

I've lurked both here and there for a few days and only registered here.

I care for my mother and she is in mid to late stage Alzheimer's. Eight to ten years depending on who is counting.

Big Media, following the Fox News Fraudcasting model, has driven us over the brink... creating a news cycle based on profits rather than information. Talking about the Trump campaign, CBS CEO, Leslie Moonves recently said, “It may not be good for America, but it’s damn good for CBS.” Moonves continued, “Man, who would have expected the ride we’re all having right now? The money’s rolling in and this is fun [...] This is going to be a very good year for us.

We've already joined Alice in Wonderland and no one noticed.
the unthinkable.