this is not exactly a political post in the usual form presented here on the Caucus. But these topics SHOULD be part of the political discussion in this nation right now. In a land which constantly harps upon law and order, one wishes that such efforts include stories resembling these current topics, which are NOT April Fools' Day jokes:
Bernie broke another fundraising record- $44 million this month, best month ever.
Okay, where are the Clinton numbers? The reason I am asking is because as I have noted before it is all about the money. Her sources are drying up, and to keep up with Sanders campaign she needs to spend more money which she is lacking. Look at the latest states, we have been told Bernie outspend her in these states.
Crossposted at TOS because I'm pretty sure more of the readers over there need it than over here, but I expect it will be better received here. Peace, y'all
Hi there. Probably a few of you know something about me, but if you don’t, I’ve been posting at this site [refers to TOP] a long time, since 2005. Written a hell of a lot of diaries or stories or posts. You want to know my real name? Go to my profile page. It’s right there. Or read this post I wrote when I stopped being anonymous here at Daily Kos.
Yesterday was International Transgender Day of Visibility. I've had some concern with the existence of a single day for that. I pretty much try to make transgender issues and/or people visible every day.
In honor of the event, there were some special presentations.
In the UK, the beautiful people put together a video.
The video was produced by Jake Graf of the Danish Girl and features model Laith Ashley, blogger Evie Andrew, YouTube veteran Kieran Maloney, DJ/model Munroe Bergdorf and British Army Officer Captain Hannah Winterbourne:
Today's news headline speaks for itself.
a read........
"How did the myth of Hillary’s competence come about and why does it remain resilient in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary? Future historians will have a lot to ponder. All that we can say for sure now is that the explanation is emphatically not that she actually is competent."
Some social media users raised concerns on Friday over networking forum Reddit’s removal from its site of a section that told users it had never received a certain type of surveillance request from the U.S. government.
The quiet change, made on Thursday, suggested that Reddit may now be being asked to hand over customer data to FBI investigators under a secretive government authority.
