Does anybody here watch Comedy Central's "Broad City"? Hillary did a cameo in last night's episode. The show (produced by Amy Poehler) both celebrates and pokes fun at feminism and millennials. Last night they took aim at the Hillary campaign, with some friendly jibes.
My favorite blogger is freelance journalist and author Jane Stillwater. She goes everywhere. She even went to Iraq a couple of times, self-funded.
Here's a link to her latest blog post:
Along with the vast majority of the MSM, Kos has declared the Democratic primaries "over" (with 25 states, including New York and California, yet to vote) and Hillary Clinton the unofficial winner. http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/03/16/1502026/-The-primaries-might-go...
With 100 pc precincts reported, both Hillary and Der Drumpf win by 0,1 - 0,2 % vote (less than 2 000 out of 660 000 or 925 000, resp).
Just amazing!
The civil war on the left in 2000 was between the DLC/NAFTA/Third Way and the economic progressives.
Bradley lost. There followed an election rife with "Lesser of Two Evils" and "ZOMG Supreme Court".
An election that shouldn't have been even close was lost by Gore/Lieberman & the DLC/Third Way crew.
Who are still here, with periodic rebranding, still screwing progressives for the 1%.
As the Illinois Democratic approaches, I find myself increasingly optimistic about Bernie Sanders' chances. I don't claim to have any hard data. I was talking with an Illinois State University professor whose insight and expertise I trust. He says there really isn't any hard polling data that he to which he has access. I base my analysis on some broad impressions of the arc of Democratic politics the past several years.
Great article on Salon, just hoping the videos don't start blaring... Bill Curry just wrote a wonderful piece that kind of took me aback, and expresses very clearly many things I've been thinking and feeling about the state of affairs in the Democratic Party, as well as the media. The whole thing is worth a read:
It Should Be Over for Hillary; Party Elites and MSNBC Can't Prop Her Up after Bernie's Michigan Miracle
Here's a concept: people don't like being told who they can support and who not to support.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz has become nothing more than a petty dictator and she is harming the Democratic Party.
OK, Democrats, here we go. It's almost March 15th, and it's time to get our tactics together so we can Make Hillary Great Again.
Personally, I'm ready to embrace the suck and slide to the corporate center in order to Make Hillary Great Again.
