Bernie's first quarter fundraising results were very impressive. But let's not get caught up in the trap of thinking that whoever can raise the highest amount wins.

Sanders would have used his presidential platform to continue calling for economic justice, essentially advocating the same things he’s advocating now but with a bigger voice. This would have gone a lot further toward advancing real change in America than his actual governmental authority and sped up the nation’s movement toward revolution against the oligarchy, but this agenda too would have been shut down at every turn.

Surprise, Surprise.

Alan Grayson commissioned a private poll by Gravis Marketing two days before the election has Bernie beating by a historic Margin of 56% to 44%

1,600 registered voters, which is huge.

Live blog Bernie Sanders call

June 16, 2016

Most of Bernie's speech was a list of what we want and fought for. What we want our country to be and to do. The only surprising thing for me was that he wants his supporters to run for political office: school boards, county commissioners, however we can get our feet in the door. I applaud this and agree strongly. That is what it will take for real change. From the bottom up, which is how change happens.

One thing I noticed about most of the primaries: Bernie does better in the initial CNN exit polls (released after the polls close) than in the vote result. CNN then modifies the exit poll to reflect the vote results. Tonight the initial exit poll had Hillary up 52-48 and the vote result was 58-42. This is a shift of 12%. Being that it seems to happen mostly in one direction, I was wondering why the exit polls seem to favor Bernie. I cannot come up with a good reason.

So I was mulling over Hillary's outrage at all the lies the Sanders campaign has spread about her. And that got me to reviewing what I know and believe about her. The conclusion that I came to was that if the Sanders campaign was spreading lies about her I wouldn't know about it.