First, I am sorry that I am going to have to blog and run. Too many things to do in the 4-D world (or 9-D depending on your cosmological thoughts). However, Robert MacChesney gives a very good analysis of corporate (and, in a glancing reference, NPR) coverage of the Presidential campaign on DemocracyNow today. I will insert the link below. DemocracyNow is in the middle of a fund drive now.
Washington Post:
The Clinton campaign has obtained, and will soon release, a new video of what can only be described as shocking proof that Hillary was right all along.
I am a political junkie and watch everything that is going on regarding the overall campaigns- am I an expert no, but work to educate myself on the current events. Therefore, I have a question for you all, why is Hillary campaigning so hard in Kentucky? Last week she dropped $180,000 (I think this number is correct) on ads, all her advocates, Bill and her have been campaigning exclusively in Kentucky during the last several days- why?
Probably a preview of what's in store for the Philadelphia Dem Convention.
At today's Press Conference, Obama pledged new actions to dig into disclosures of Shell Companies used to hide income from US taxes. If Obama is serious, perhaps the announced actions will help clear up the nagging questions about consulting fees paid to the Clintons through their Shell Companies.
I'm for Bernie. If Hillary is the nominee for the Democratic Party I vote for Trump.
Wake up Democrats.
It's always the rare moments of truthful talk that expose the real soul of a politician.
Help fight the oligarchal elite by playing this classic arcade game. You control Bernie who flies a plan that is fueled by environmentally friendly hydrogen (you have to catch these to keep the plane flying). The point of the game is that you have to help Bernie catch the newspaper rollings in the sky to help spread his message of Democratic Socialism while avoiding, or even destroying, the Wall Street cronies (fat cats in the game).
In the 1980's Bernie taught at Harvard's Kennedy Institute of Politics and wrote a news column in 1989 for the Harvard Crimson, the college's paper.
Time for an American Glasnost
Commentary
By BERNARD SANDERS, November 28, 1989
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THE news from the Soviet Union is breathtaking. Events which no one would have predicted 10 years ago are now occuring at lightning speed.
Good news article -- for Berners anyway. (High-lights below)
