Bernie Sanders, Nina Turner, the Justice Democrats and the People's Summit democratic party cadre, the so called "progressive insurgency" of the democratic party, have made it clear that U.S. imperialism and the accompanying wars, regime changes, country balkanizations, and millions of deaths and brutal evictions are not high on their list of "issues".

Progress takes time, baby steps. If you want something, you have to start at the bottom and work your way up. That's the way Bernie Sanders sees it with health care for Americans. Instead of demanding a single payer health care system NOW, like that described in HR 676, a legitimate single payer plan that now has 72 cosponsors in Congress, Bernie thinks it's "prudent" to improve Obamacare first by adding a public option to it, to "work toward" Medicare for all.

As Steven Salaita says on Facebook:

Trump is unusually crude and boastful. As a result, nearly all his actions highlight a reality obscured by more cultured politicians: the ruling class, in both its conservative and liberal incarnations, has unadulterated contempt for those with less power.

Let's take a look at what's likely to happen.

I suppose the inspiration for this piece is from a piece by Jake Johnson with lots of fabulous links in Common Dreams:

but sometimes things have to be done.

From today's news feed:

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/report-trump-kept-asking-during-foreign-polic...

"All I know is first you have to get mad"
Howard Beale

So Bernie Sanders says the political revolution continues. He talks about how the election is about the people and a future for our children and grandchildren.