I voted for Jill Stein when she ran against Obama, gave money to Bernie when he ran in the primary, voted for Stein and other Greens by mail awhile back.

Like others here still not happy with the way things turned out with the Sanders campaign and especially not happy with how the DNC did what they did.

Found a new Dutch documentary via Twitter today that was interesting.

Or Maybe Not

There's been a lot of talk about how Bernie Sanders is a sell-out because he endorsed Hillary Clinton. Some are saying, "He's dead to me now," some believe that he was secretly in league with Hillary and the corrupt Democratic Party all along. That's not how I see it.

h/t mouselander

This is a continuing sad tale.

The great Progressive hero Bernie Sanders, who likely and rightfully won the Democratic Nomination -- if all the Election suppression, coin-flips, poll closings, E-Vote cheating, and other visible gimmicks had been properly prevented (as they should've been), now has backed his truck up again, and turned his tail on Progressives yet one more time.

https://ourrevolution.com

I'm an Our "revolution" skeptic, to say the least, but it's good to hear Bernie speak again.

Liveblog for old times sake?

I have been a supporter of Bernie Sanders for years. He and I are of an age. I was thrilled when he started up a revolution of positive change. Take a close look at the word positive. One of the definitions of positive from Merriam-Webster is " indicating, relating to, or characterized by affirmation, addition, inclusion, or presence rather than negation, withholding, or absence ." It is change we can believe in.

I took a peek at Kossacks for Sanders & WayOfTheBern today (big mistake). But I did find some news that I missed re Our Revolution.