Good Morning, 99%'ers! Welcome to Mundane Wednesday. Well, this Wednesday is not so mundane after Bernie Sanders' stunning upset victory in Michigan. No one, I mean no one, saw this coming. Let's hope that momentum continues for Sanders and his message.

Otherwise, sometimes it gets a little muddy out there.

"I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it." George Bernard Shaw.

_{I am cross-posting my comment to kos' diary here,because I've already received 1 HR Flag, and who knows how many are going to follow.}

Not when you say so. The polls mean nothing.

Voting is voting. Polls are not voting.

You say you support the Democratic Party.

I took a post I made earlier on here and tossed it up on DK.

During the various channel surfing excercises my fingers committed, (what the Hell happened to MSNBC?) I came upon Bill giving a talk in Mississippi. He sounded disjointed, disorganized, and totally lacking in energy. He looked even worse. I wonder if he has something going on health wise.

But first, a report from my MI precinct. Sanders won it 55.0 to 42.7. I am beginning to like this place.

I found this in my wanders and thought I should share:

this secret service guy is quietly reevaluating his life choices pic.twitter.com/9rHZ9Eydwh

There's a nice Framing Diary over at dKos by Cognitive Politics.

I'm a real sucker for framing, as it works so well for me professionally with my interaction with clients. It also is a great concept for improved learning and communication. Anyway, I got like half way through, about right here:

I used to think, "There is no way this can continue, both parties are corrupt and not salvageable."

But then an outsider came into the party, an outsider that came from a group of outsiders that I used to be a part of before I moved to a closed primary state.

A man with Crazy white hair. A man that shouted a lot, but with passion, sometimes even rage at an unjust system, but never with hate.

A man that Voted with the Democrats more often than Democrats did.

I'm a kos refugee, new here at C99%. I love what I see so far! I'm sick of the 3rd way center-right Democratic party of the last 25 or so years and chuckle when I hear HRC voters refer to themselves as "progressive".
Are there any other Oregon members on here? Anywho I'm happy to join and look forward to making this site my new daily read!