it appears that Clinton's supporters aren't really sure what her achievements are. Her PR folks need to spell out the talking points a little better so her endorsers won't continue to embarrass themselves. The list is growing. http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/mar/31/dianne-feinstein-needs-g... .
...relatively speaking. i went and checked 538's primary predictions again a little while ago, and will you look at that, Wisconsin has suddenly been put in Bernie's column.
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/election-2016/primary-forecast/wisco...
A YUGE flip in the last 2 days. The momentum is building!
Interesting how you follow the rules (pay your fee and meet the datelines), but yet the establishment does it best to suppress your rights. I am not sure if this was on purpose or incompetent but it smells kinda of fishy.
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/274738-dem-mistak...
It is interesting with 1 week to go before Wisconsin (Tuesday, April 5) and 3 weeks prior to New York (Tuesday, April 19) primaries. By the way, Wyoming caucus is Saturday, April 9. That Bernie will just not quit and go away which many Clinton supporters are saying, begging, trying to reason or yelling for in this election season. Matter of fact, he seems to be picking up steam.
This is the second installment of the series regarding my Washington state caucus experience, and to me this one is the most damning evidence regarding the character of Hillary Clinton.
let’s get started!
Folks, we shit on our kids. Our party did not do for them what it did for many of us. I can’t live with that. In fact, my own kids, who I taught well, have challenged me. My own rhetoric thrown in my face, and they won!
I can’t sell establishment incrementalism and compromise to them. I can’t sell it to myself either. Not anymore.
Okay, I do not have time to dwell on this item today, but an interesting article about funding Bernie's campaign. He raised $4 million alone this weekend. His first quarter and March totals will crush Hillary's fundraising totals.
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/274482-sanders-ra...
So I'm bouncing around this morning reading here and there. Robert Reich piece is worthwhile. Robert Reich sees the future: America’s two-party system is finished. It a fictionalized view of the year 2020, rather tongue in cheek:
Politics abhors a vacuum. In 2019, the People’s Party filled it.
Okay, I am a transplant from the great red state of Indiana; therefore, I have never caucused before. Being a political junkie and wanting to perform my civic duty and exercise my rights, I set off Saturday morning to caucus in the great state of Washington. After attending Bernie’s rally in Seattle the evening before, they informed me to be there early.
Sorry to ask this of someone, but what is the real count and difference of pledged delegates between Clinton and Sanders? I am at work and need to write 3 diaries on my Washington state caucus experience.
