It may be useful for us to feature the NY polls every day until the election in two weeks on 19 April. NY has 247 delegates at stake. Plus, the little matter of momentum and narrative. I think it could be very exciting to see the graph every day until then. Below are the graphs from Huffpo and RCP. Also, Steppenwolf. And if I forget, please remind me. I lose the track a lot. TY.
This article in HuffPo by Seth Abramson sounds bowel-wateringly accurate:
The Democrats Are Flawlessly Executing a 10-Point Plan to Lose the 2016 Presidential Election
Please read the whole thing and assure me that somehow Seth is wrong. Worrisome observations:
First he points out how Drumpf has a good chance to lose the nomination, then in point 2:
Good morning my dear friends. There's an awesome, ahem, feistiness here this morning, very cool. Being from the 70s, the only tag I know of is the childhood game. I'm trying to learn how to use them better. For a number of reasons that might help our own article-writing skills and also help site effectiveness in terms of search, cross-linking, finding community and so forth. More below. Also, Allan Sherman. Just saying.
Greetings Earthlings; I come in peace.
I've been meaning to post a promised photo essay for quite awhile but master procrastinator that I am here it is April already and I haven't posted so much as a thumbnail for several months. But thanks in part to Boriscleto's beautiful bird pic essay I was inspired to finally put something together tonight. I introduced myself here with a similar photo essay a few months back but for the new members here who don't know me, I'm here because I followed some of my favorite people over here from DK last year. Those of you that followed Backyard Science may remember that a few years ago I posted nature related diaries pretty regularly. Although I continued to read BYS and the Daily Buckets I pretty much stopped writing a couple of years ago. I haven't written much here either, leaving that to the better informed and sharper minds of the more talented writers here. I'm an ace reader though!
Here comes the kitchen sink. = )
First up, there are many, many places--including the Univision Florida debate--that have used less than ethical excerpts from Sanders's 1985 video, and it is important that people see what Sanders really said in context.
| Happy 4/4/16 |
| Today's number is 4 |
| 4 is the second squared number |
| 4 is the smallest squared prime |
| 4 is the only even squared prime |
| 4 is both 2 doubled and 2 squared |
First of all, I had made some comments to expand on in the Gerrits' Easter-Bunny as well as the anti-capitalist thread by Mr. Jaytee, and maybe a few others. This first initial part may start folks wondering about my mind, my sanity, or not, it may astound confound confuse and amuse. Some people never feel right in their own skins, most are usually gender related or rather gender identification. Myself, I do not identify my spiritual form as "Human".
You have been told that America lost its jobs because of Unions, and Regulation made it too expensive to manufacture in America. Well, this is not actually why or how it went down. You see there are many pieces to this puzzle, and I will try to show them to you and help you connect the dots.
After a pleasant conversation with my brother, who is lefter than Bernie!--I thought about: why is the electorate so angry in 2016. So a Google search for answers was only partly rewarding.
Sometimes you don't know what you got -- til it's gone. ... Sometimes, you do ...
Even President Obama has said as much himself — that we’re not moving fast enough on Climate Change.
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