Bernie's In

If the Hillarybots manage to stop Sanders this year, they are putting up just a speed bump to the movement that propels him. The movement is going to grow, with or without his winning the White House. Politics - and society itself - moves like a pendulum. After Roosevelt guided the nation to liberalism, where conservative was a dirty word, we did well and prospered, then moved back to Hoover and beyond, with liberal
becoming the dirty word and we lost all the gains made under Roosevelt and even Eisenhower and Truman. Now the pendulum moves in our direction.

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Carol King Feels The Earth Move When She Hears Hillary!

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This is what Democracy looks like.
All are welcome to the political revolution, Even the many people who disagree with us on some of the issues, Republicans and democrats alike.

The march is on!

Bury the hate.

The heart beat of democracy.

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There is so much going on today that I cant cover it all but I would like to share this live stream of Bernie Sanders the next president of USA.

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https://scontent-atl3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfa1/v/t1.0-9/12998473_10206317312756039_1687625418383023053_n.jpg?oh=c621727b8c341643204b9b23b4aee9bc&oe=577CE479

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@edgarblythe,

If such a misleading twitter really has been sent to people, I am sorry for it. I know in my prescient (feel weird saying considering how small of a place I live, but anyway), it has always been a rule you can't politic around a certain feet of the election polls and that would include wearing shirts with candidates names or parties. I never seen anyone wear any when I went to vote.

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@revelette2,

revelette2 wrote:

If such a misleading twitter really has been sent to people, I am sorry for it.

Well, don't be in too much of a hurry to say sorry for something which may never have happened.

Love how Bernie's people focus on issues...

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Bernie introduced Run the Jewels for his bud Killer Mike at Coachella.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/04/17/politics/bernie-sanders-run-the-jewels-coachella/index.html

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@Kolyo,

Kolyo wrote:

revelette2 wrote:

If such a misleading twitter really has been sent to people, I am sorry for it.

Well, don't be in too much of a hurry to say sorry for something which may never have happened.

Love how Bernie's people focus on issues...

Hey, they focus on issues.

Maybe not as a first or central approach to the campaign... It may be after they rehash a half dozen or so Benghazi/email/liar liar pants on fire tropes. And it may be after they post a hundred mega-pixel photos of Bernie rallies, extolling his singular, wonderful, once-in-a-lifetime charismatic candidacy. And it may be after they chide, berate and scold Hillary supporters for their myopia, cluelessness, naivete' and lack of vision; question their sanity, common sense and patriotism, and basically just talk to them like they're lowlife pieces of crap.

But yeah, then they talk about issues.

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@revelette2,

agreed. We lived across the short but fast street (McDonald's at the end of it) from the polling place in an elementary school. Similar rules.

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@Kolyo,

I am mildly more for Bernie than I am for Hillary, whom I have never actually liked but will vote for if necessary.

Please folks, stop sliming people with preferences.

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I have never watched the whole statement by Belafonte about incrementalism and the Democrat party, as he sits between Obama and Clinton.

I agree completely with him.

https://youtu.be/rKLz0mhGvKQ

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@Lash,

I have been a Belafonte follower since the early 60s. I don't know off the top of my head an issue about which we do not agree.

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@Lash,

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I have never watched the whole statement by Belafonte about incrementalism and the Democrat party, as he sits between Obama and Clinton.

I agree completely with him.

https://youtu.be/rKLz0mhGvKQ

Thank you for sharing, I love to hear the truth spoken by intellectual ethicist.

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@reasoning logic,

I really like that term.

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Are you one of the ones that the Pope thinks may need a psychiatrist?

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Could it be possible that Hillary has a cluster B personality disorder?

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Bernie Sanders says Wall Street tax would pay for his free tuition plan

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Our ruling

Sanders said his free public university tuition program "is paid for… by a tax on Wall Street's speculation."

Sanders’ $75 billion proposal is a federal matching program, meaning the Wall Street speculation tax would cover two-thirds of the costs. States would be required to pick up the tab for the remaining one-third. There is some question if some states would participate in the program. Recently, states have refused to be part of Medicaid expansion under a more generous style of cost-sharing.

Sanders has a point that his proposed Wall Street tax would cover part of the plan, but he left out the significant state contribution. And it’s not a sure thing that every state would join in. So we rate his claim Mostly False.

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@revelette2,

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Wall Street speculation tax would cover two-thirds of the costs. States would be required to pick up the tab for the remaining one-third.

Does this mean the students tuition would be 1/3 of what it use to be if the states do not want an educated work force?

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