Someone who understands Nevada caucuses more than me, jump in and correct me if I'm wrong. I'm getting information from various places, and there is some confusion.
It started with this:
Clinton 2390 delegates. Sanders 2958 delegates. #ccdp2016
Holee shit, Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton was some deep holy shit this time yesterday. She practically let rip with a Dean Scream and then some in NY on Thursday in front of live cameras...
Howard Dean has been a Clinton endorser, surrogate and supporter. Yet he won’t go down the denial road. Here he admits that Hillary took fossil fuels lobbyist money.
The issue of how Speaker Clinton finances her campaign, and the contrast with the small-donation funded Bernie campaign, is not going away, and it should not. Our campaign finance system is a big driver of the Great Inequality because it leads to unequal policy outcomes that both create and exacerbate the economic and other inequality. Who really believes that Big Money does not poison our democracy? Citizens Union was just the latest victory for the billionaires.
Note to JtC: Take it down if Illuminaughty shows up and crossposts it. This appeared yesterday afternoon at 5:34pm at Orange.
Day and Night Differences of Sanders and Trump Supporters - to Free Hugs
(You have to withstand a minute of a Trump rally, but then there is five minutes of hug love ...)
The Free Hugs Project is a movement to spread love, inspire change, and raise awareness of social issues.
Tonight is the fundraising deadline for the 2016 1st quarter. As this email fromJeff Weaver, Bernie's Campaign Manager, states they're within $1.3 million of their goal.
*(this was inspired by a comment I made in OPOL's diary and the reactions it got)
Bernie in Pittsburgh talking about job-killing trade deals.
Flanked by local labor leaders [President Mike Smith of the United Steelworkers Local 1557-2 and President Scott Slawson of the United Electrical Workers Local 506] and Pennsylvania workers, U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders on Thursday said trade deals he opposed and Hillary Clinton supported have devastated Pennsylvania manufacturing and hurt working families.
