Brothers, Sisters and Fellow Herbalists,

I have this theory about how we can get Bernie to win the primaries ...

Einstein says that our perception of time is an illusion.

In 1985, when Bernie Sanders was in his second term as mayor of Burlington, Vermont, a writer named Russell Banks published his breakthrough novel, Continental Drift. It would earn Banks the John Dos Passos Prize, and make him a finalist for the Pulitzer for fiction. Sometime after the book came out, Banks accepted an assignment to profile the self-described socialist mayor.

For anyone who is familiar with Tom Watson this will require no explanation.
For anyone who isn't familiar with him - best to keep it that way.

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It looks like there are three new ads on the air in Chicago for Bernie. I do not watch much TV outside of Netflix/Amazon/PBS so I probably won't see them live but here they are:

The first one is a quick biographical piece that focuses on his history of fighting for the rights of minorities.
[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvPvZWnpMPA]

I suspect my old friends are here too. I feel welcomed already.

It's raining at last here on the left coast and I am hearing the frog chorus outside; life is good, and I have a retirement mission of being a true Friend of the Earth and of progressive political policies.

A Tourist walked into a Chinese curio shop in San Francisco. While looking around at the exotic merchandise, he noticed a very lifelike, life-sized, bronze statue of a rat. It had no price tag, but was so incredibly striking the tourist decided he must have it. He took it to the old shop owner and asked, "How much for the bronze rat?"

Hillary Clinton

"doesn't deserve fairness on this site" because she "fails the test of the guiding principles of this site"

She may be the establishment's choice, but real power in the party has shifted.

When does Republicanism become the standard of ethical political behavior? Whenever the Clintons run the party

-Using secret, private e-mails to avoid transparency much like Karl Rove, Scott Walker, and other corrupt enemies of democracy

-Massive corporate fundraising, from lobbyists and elites with a direct interest in the outcome of policy choices micro and macro

It was great. Tulsi Gabbard spoke first, a very powerful speaker and everyone loved her(VP maybe?). Bernie was awesome and I think everyone was invigorated and hungry for his words. The thing I noticed the most was how diverse the people at the rally were. I came a away from today wondering how the idea that Bernie only attracts white and young people is viable? This was not the case and it was awesome to see. GO FLORIDA, FEEL THE BERN!!!!