I can't find the reference right now but Sanders just flipped a heavily Hispanic congressional district in LA. I have been following the whole thing on twitter... Also a Congressional District in Oakland and San Francisco.
Let's start with this piece:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/paloma/daily-202/2016/06/2...
There's a bunch to chew on in here. Let's start with the cash-on-hand situation:
The very title above is threatening to cause me a panic attack. And I rarely never have those. But tempus fugit, so here goes...
DNC still No #SinglePayer in ur damn platform?
Leave it to a comedian to cut through the bull. In this case it is Ricky Gervais doing the honors.
Obviously that's an oversimplification, but it contains more truth than what was coming out of the Remain camp of late.
After a delay that has lasted several months the Pentagon is planning to publicly announce the repeal on its ban on service by transgender troops on July 1.
Top personnel officials plan to meet as early as Monday to finalize details of the plan, and Deputy Defense Secretary Bob Work could sign off on it by Wednesday, according to a Defense official familiar with the timetable but who spoke on condition of anonymity because officials were not authorized to speak publicly about it. Final approval would come from Defense Secretary Ash Carter, and the announcement will be on the eve of the Fourth of July weekend.
She's at 7% and rising. Doesn't that sound familiar? About the same time people started to realize the game was rigged and they were going to have to either vote for Clinton or find a third party to vote for, Stein's numbers started to rise.
Hank Paulson, ex CEO of Goldman Sachs and Republican Sec. of Treasury during the 2008 financial crisis has endorsed Hillary Clinton. He seems comfortable that Hillary will in fact cut social programs.
Hank Paulson says what he finds "particularly appalling" about Trump is that he won't promise to cut social programs pic.twitter.com/xecq9YpTSS
DEMOCRATS APPROVED PLATFORM DRAFT WITH SANDERS' IMPRINT
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Democrats approved a draft of the party platform early Saturday that includes steps to break up large Wall Street banks, advocates for a $15 an hour wage and urges the abolition of the death penalty, reflecting the influence of Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign.
Climate change is at beginning of the video.
Fracking discussion is about 4 min in.
