Ok, so I changed the words of the Dylan Thomas poem a bit.

Tuesday is another big decisive day for Bernie and Our Revolution. Right now, Bernie and Biden are running neck-to-neck in the primary race to win the nomination as the Democratic Party's candidate for the Presidency of the United States (although you would think the opposite if your only source of news is the MSM).

And yesterday, Biden endorsed Trump/s (edit: added /s):

[video:https://youtu.be/2gqu6nnwXmc]

Not much to say other than just to echo this guy. . . .

Still waiting for CA to assign 143 pledged delegates.
Still waiting for CO to assign 27 pledged delegates.
Still waiting for UT to assign 13 pledged delegates.

— Bobby Boucher Esq. (@BobbyN25) March 5, 2020

CIA Pete and Boss Bloomberg are going all out against Bernie. The other flotsam and jetsam are sure to follow with their own attacks. I'm guessing it's going to be a tough one to watch tonight without destroying a TV or computer screen. So be forewarned.

O'Brien is Bloomy's senior advisor and he's going heavy on the "Crazy Bernie" trope:

For anyone who still questions whether the Bloomberg campaign is really just about stopping Bernie. https://t.co/Eom3e40VmM

— Plain Ol' Johnny Graz (@jvgraz) February 25, 2020

I'm just gonna throw together a very brief compilation of tweets I found on point this morning. #OnlyBernie is trending on twitter: https://twitter.com/search?q=%23OnlyBernie&src=trend_click

Bernie is on record saying he will support any nominee.

Bloomberg, Biden, Buttigieg, Klobuchar, and Warren have now gone on record saying they would allow the superdelegates to override Bernie even if he had a plurality of votes and delegates.#OnlyBernie pic.twitter.com/rA35LBkQop

— Alvaro Rodriguez (@spacecowboy_cr) February 20, 2020

Believe it or not:

Think about that: 20% of adults think Bernie Sanders is TOO CONSERVATIVE.

I'm one of those adults, but I thought I was an outlier. Guess not. https://t.co/cAnoKrl0XV

— Plain Ol' Johnny Graz (@jvgraz) February 19, 2020

This started with a tweet from a Biden surrogate:

Lifelong Republicans like @davidfrum & @ananavarro are now sharing this video of @BernieSanders like it’s damaging because he traveled, as Mayor of Burlington, to its sister city in Russia and....

Found the public transportation systems to be nice.

pic.twitter.com/H4LU2HmRLd

— Shaun King (@shaunking) February 16, 2020

He's coming March 3rd. Be scared, be very scared. Be angry, very angry. As much as I'd like to go to a ridiculously priced Rage Against the Machine concert (and I really, really, really want to go see them), I'm gonna donate money to Bernie instead. Please vote for the only possible left alternative to Bloomberg and Trump. It's our chance of a lifetime. Think we can wait another four years or more? I don't.

We have no real polls for Super Tuesday but given Bloomberg is the only one w/ TV ads and a real field/press operation before 52 percent of voters (the non-Texas/California states), fairly possible he emerges overnight as the leader in pledged delegates.

— Lee Fang (@lhfang) February 13, 2020

Here's the exit poll, chock full of sundry demographic results:

https://www.cnn.com/election/2020/state/new-hampshire?xid=ec_btn_nh

You gotta scroll down and click on "Exit Polls."

Here's one positive development off the bat:

With all of Nashua in, Sanders has won the 7 largest cities in NH

— Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) February 12, 2020

Creationism aside, we grew from photosensitive cells to primate bipeds which send computers into space. That is a mammoth scale of observation to cross. To do so, we've had to become very complex creatures, utterly dependent on an inherited social structure. Depending on where we live, those can be pretty nasty. Not just personally dangerous, but dangerous to all of us.