I just wanted to share some thoughts on that sad tale of long ago--the 2000 election--and the politics of its aftermath. It's an essay aimed at those who, like me, thought of themselves as Democrats, who held out hope that a successful Sanders campaign could reform the party from the inside, and who are now left wondering what comes next. It seems relevant right about now.
Some quick disjointed thoughts:
You freaking get it!
Instead of drowning in tears, most are moving forward. I am impressed, I and we of the old times had wondered about this change of the wind, would it blow back into the fold? No, it is a cool breeze wafting the 99.
The last gasps of a dying neocon dream. One final putsch from the soon to be purged class of Turkish colonels running guns and supplies into Syria.
No seriously, a Hellery security thug on camera trying to take away a Bernie sign from a poor lady who is wondering "WTF is this ahole doing." Hellery's idea of Unity apparently.
Oh and she is done with the Dems regardless of the "Endorsement". I agree totally. I ain't following Bernie down the "Lesser of Two Evils" road. I prefer the path to the "Greener Good". 
This was news to me, so maybe to you too. Jill Stein is really good singer. She's part of a group called 'Somebody's Sister' with Ken Selcer. Don't believe me? Think I started Friday Happy Hour early? Well listen for yourself. If you want to hear other songs from 'Somebody's Sister' just click through to youtube and they'll be listed on the right side of page.
Let's have a “1999 for Stein” Moneybomb on Tuesday, July 19th for Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein. The 99 cents is to show that we want candidates who represent the 99%, not just the 1%.
10 April 1932: Paul von Hindenburg is re-elected President of Germany as a lesser of evils, the greater evil being Adolf Hitler of the NSDAP ("Nazi Party"). Germany was thus indefinitely saved from Nazi rule. No, wait -- that's not what happened at all, so:
From Jill2016.com:
