Just read this article at Counterpunch by Peter Cohen, an anthropology professor at Columbia University. It elucidated for me almost word for word exactly how I feel about the situation.
In the last few days a hack of DNC information has been posted to the web in a variety of places including 'proper mainstream media entities" such as the Washington Post as well as a variety of blogs. A good bit of the hack, known as Guccifer 2.0, was provided to wikileaks and there is huge internet musing on what it may be.
You know those two guys, Cliff Arnebeck and Bob Fitrakis, the individuals who have filed the lawsuit we have been talking about in the comments here and there?
There was an interesting piece that I just saw on Redacted Tonight where he was talking about this, he had some interesting clips so I thought you guys might want to check it out. 
Ok Guys, Sorry for the problems with the length of the last one, hopefully this new thread fixes the issues reported.
I am in it until CA closes or I face plant on the keyboard, have opened a 3rd bottle of wine too so things may get weird.
There have been many saying that this email thing isn't really a very big deal.
At first, I agreed. While I thought it was an indicator that she had stuff to hide, from an election standpoint I didn't think it would be a significant issue in the General.
But more and more has come out which has caused me to re-evaluate this position.
If this entire primary has shown me one thing, it's that those who hold the levers of power want us to be afraid. Very afraid. I saw this in 2004, 2008 and in 2012 as well, but back in those days it wasn't so blatant as it is today. In 2008 I voted for Ralph Nader. And I'd do it again because the moment Obama won the primary that year he ran hard to the right from everything he claimed to support from Single Payer to same-sex marriage.
Not sure how big this is...
The AP recently posted a 67 / 51 delegate split
| State | Hillary | Bernie | Approx Split |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | 41 | 26 | 60/40 |
| Idaho | 5 | 17 | 20/80 |
| Utah | 5 | 24 | 20/80 |
Imagine the Possibilities:
Hubby and I went to our caucus tonight. I didn't get off work until about 6:15; traffic was crazy and we had to park several blocks away so we didn't get there until almost 7. The line snaked through the parking lot and down the street a bit, but the line moved pretty fast.
