3,400 in Eau Claire. 10,000+ in Madison. More than once. 18,500 in the Bronx. And yet I get the sense that our cable and network media will try to paint both Wisconsin and New York as "white and mostly rural" when they are called to task for explaining why Bernie Sanders won both states. Not a word will be mentioned about the large deficits in polling over the last month. No speculation or honest discussion will take place over the momentum of this campaign.

And if fucking sickens me. They all let up on Obama right around this time in 08 when it was clear he was also an establishment candidate- but much, much, much more electable. Therein lies the problem. Bernie is more electable, but he's not an establishment guy. Even social media is rolling out hit piece after hit piece against this campaign. Chris fucking Sosa has a bullshit article in Salon today that makes it seem like he was Bern4Lyfe but somehow changed his mind in the last two weeks because quoting Hillary or posting her voting record is a right-wing smear.

Sosa worked for the Clinton campaign in 08. He's been close to them ever since. No big deal, right? Move along. Nothing to see here. I'm not even mad about Chris or Blue Nation or places like Salon or Politico trying to steer the narrative. It's their job. I think we have a job as well. We can call bullshit when we see it, wherever we see it, and stand up for what is real.

I know a lot of people, likely people on this site, have done this. It's not enough. Not yet. Not with so many states left to vote. It probably sounds like I'm your asshole coach in the middle of August yelling at you to do a few more wind sprints. Maybe I am. Maybe I'm that asshole. We aren't done. Not with this primary, and not going forward. We'll find a way to make this work.