April 5th is Presidential Primary day in Wisconsin.

It is also, however, election day for judicial offices across the state. Most significantly, Wisconsinites will be electing a State Supreme Court judge to a 10-year term.

I just caught part of the Rachel Maddow, Bernie Sanders interview. Rachel was pushing Bernie hard to get him to suggest that he would fight to get super delegates to come over to his side, even if he came up somewhat short on pledged delegates. Bernie wouldn't go that far, at least not using that language. But he did say that there could be some "other factors" that could influence the outcome.

You knew it had to happen - and now here it is.

Since we threw out the welcome mat a while ago, it appears that about a gazillion people have decided to show up here.

Let me say in behalf of the site, welcome, we're glad to see you.

Hi everyone,

Can't believe Daily Kos has become MODERATE CENTRIST Central.

kos can tell us we're stuck with Hillary all he wants to, but I'm in it for the long haul.

Until the day the Delegate Math equals NO CHANCE for Bernie Sanders to win the nomination of the Democratic Party.

Until then?

Accountability. Everything depends on that one concept. Without accountability, laws and regulations are useless. It's really that simple.

This is my first diary/essay, so expect it to be disorganized, rambling and long-winded. I'm a complicated, long-winded person (500-word email replies, lol) and some(most) of what I'll layout here won't bear on the microcosm of today's events. But I feel energized enough to add my voice to this forum and share my perspectives accumulated along the way.

"Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from indomitable will." - Jawaharlal Nehru

I have an idea. I got it from my son who loves playing video games online with his friends. During the games they use Skype to coordinate attacks against their opponents. They talk to each other while playing the game against other unsuspecting players. Here's the idea. We have over 1000 members here and we need to leverage those members to make our voices be heard. We need to work together to seem bigger then we actually are. We also need to do Bernies dirty work for him.

These times appear to be a nexus of myriads of possibilities. The linearity of our written language imposes limitations upon what can be said simultaneously. What is presented here below is not meant to qualify in any way the ongoing effort to elect Bernie Sanders as the next President of these United States.

Does anybody here watch Comedy Central's "Broad City"? Hillary did a cameo in last night's episode. The show (produced by Amy Poehler) both celebrates and pokes fun at feminism and millennials. Last night they took aim at the Hillary campaign, with some friendly jibes.

This candidate report card on tech issues has been circulating around the internet for the last couple of days. I first saw it on Ars Technica, and thought it odd that Bernie Sanders received such a low grade on Education, Talent, and Workforce. Lower than any republican!