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A House United: Could a Progressive Coalition Lead the Sanders Revolution?

May 10, 2016May 10, 2016 Joseph Bisoglio 0 Comments Democratic Socialism, Green Party, Political Revolution, third-party

Progressive voters are the sleeping giant in American politics. Awoken and angry, they could dominate the electorate, and transform the political landscape.

Grassroots independents; party reform Policies Rally

Hillary Clinton Has Been Avoiding California! Here’s Why!

May 6, 2016 Keith D. Foote 0 Comments Bernie Sanders, Berta Caceras, Black Lives Matter, Clinton's speeches, East Los Angeles College, Hillary Clinton, Honduras Coup, protesters, super-predators, Union del Barrio

Hillary Clinton’s ego took a serious bruising when hundreds of protesters descended upon East Los Angeles College, where she was speaking, to express their anger and frustration with the presidential hopeful.

Activism Grassroots Superdelegates

Dump Debbie: Are You Ready to End Debbie Wasserman Schultz?

May 5, 2016May 7, 2016 Joseph Bisoglio 0 Comments DNC, Endorsements, Hillary Victory Fund, Political Revolution, Tim Canova

In the end, the political revolution will only be won if we take ownership of it. We may not have created this corrupt and broken system, but it is our responsibility to change it.

Dave O' Leary delegates Grassroots independents; party reform Media opinion Primaries

Note to Debbie Wasserman Schultz: It’s happening this year.

May 4, 2016December 2, 2017 Dave O'Leary 0 Comments contested convention, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, superdelegates

Bernie Sanders won the Indiana Democratic primary on Tuesday with a roughly 53% to 47% split of the vote. It

Activism Grassroots opinion Primaries Robyn Landis

If you’re #StillSanders, stop checking “who’s with her” and get to work!

May 3, 2016December 2, 2017 Robyn Landis 0 Comments #Imwithhim, #stillsanders, contested, contested convention, convention, delegate math, delegates, divisiveness, Election, Grassroots, media, movement, primaries, superdelegates

If we stand together, if we do not let them divide us up, there is nothing we cannot accomplish. –

Activism Civic Spirituality Grassroots opinion

The Great Divide: Sanders’ Revolution vs. The Apathy of Pragmatism

April 30, 2016May 1, 2016 Joseph Bisoglio 0 Comments democracy, Political Revolution, status quo candidate

Bernie Sanders and his revolution have failed. What’s worse, is that it was all a con that Sanders perpetrated on

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The Berner’s Good-News Guide: Where We Stand, Why We Keep Going

April 29, 2016December 2, 2017 Robyn Landis 0 Comments Berners, convention, delegate math, democracy, establishment, Sanders win, superdelegates

The Sanders movement has every reason to keep going—a win is still one of them. Let this compilation of resources be your pep talk.

Grassroots Media opinion Primaries Robyn Landis Uncategorized

Why we need—and are seeing—new media spring up alongside the Sanders revolution

April 27, 2016December 2, 2017 Robyn Landis 0 Comments coverage, crowdfunding, democracy, Election, fundraising, Grassroots, journalism, media, primaries, Social Media

“We need a media that covers power, not a media that covers for power. We need a media that is a fourth estate, not for the state. And we need a media that covers the movements that create static and make history.”
– Amy Goodman

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Election Justice Files Lawsuit: Urges Non-Dems to Request Provisional Ballot in NY Primary

April 18, 2016April 18, 2016 admin 4 Comments Bernie Sanders, New York

Election Justice USA, a national voting rights organization, has filed an emergency lawsuit in New York Federal District Court today, a

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Democratic primary results differ widely by source

March 31, 2016March 31, 2016 Stephen M. Maher 1 Comment Bernie Sanders, Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton, pledged delegates, superdelegates

Published results of the delegate counts for Democratic primaries differ significantly between the various news organizations. To date there have been