This is why I have given up arguing with idiots on the internet. I will guarantee GOS is filthy with these bastards. IIRC, GOS created a rule to Ban anyone who called another user a "troll". That may be a measure to protect the embedded trolls. Perhaps their true goal is to do a CIA-type communications operation to create uncertainty and doubt in the Bernie camp.
Much is at stake in November. If enough people do not show up to vote for the Democratic nominee, a Republican will be elected as president, and the GOP may very well control all three branches of government. In addition, the next president will likely have a rare opportunity to swing the court dramatically to the left or to the right for the next several decades. Republicans are offering a slate of presidential candidates that is especially horrific; much of the world visibly cringes at the thought of the current front-runner, Donald Trump, being sworn into office. To avoid many nightmares, the Democratic nominee simply must win the presidential election. The alternative is unthinkable.
Oh yeah, that was so 2008:
(CNN) — Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is planning to tell an Ohio audience tonight that the choice in the Democratic primary this year is between someone in the “speeches business” and someone in the “solutions business.”
When someone asks me why I’m for Bernie rather than Hillary, I say it has to do with the Six Trillion Dollar Mistake.
It’s difficult to understand a figure as large as $6,000,000,000,000.
6 Trillion would buy us one of these four nice things:
My office keeps a monitor tuned to CNN 24 hours a day. No audio. This is a brief note to say that Hillary is on CNN being interviewed. Her dress is green. The vases are green. The walls are green. A sick pea green. It looks like barf. Fitting for Her Hillariness.
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:
So I wrote this at the Other Place as a response to Laura Clawson's front-pager on why she was supporting Clinton over Sanders. Had it sitting in my queue for a bit; others were saying it far more eloquently than me.
Then The Deadline was announced, and I decided to take a break. But I wanted to get this out there before it gets deleted by the software, sort of just my own 2 cents.
