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Why Bernie Sanders Should Never Endorse Hillary Clinton

July 7, 2016December 2, 2017 Calvin Wolf 0 Comments endorsement

It is reported that Bernie Sanders is in talks to possibly endorse Hillary Clinton. After the State Department and FBI reports, he must resist endorsing her at all costs.

Archives Free Trade independents; party reform opinion TPP

Exit, Stage Left: Weak TPP Platform Stance Shows Danger of Many Progressives Leaving for Good

July 3, 2016December 2, 2017 Moira MacLean 0 Comments Democratic Party, democratic party platform, TPP

July 8 is the next meeting of the Democratic Platform Committee in Orlando. Even though they have failed so far, Berniecrats

Activism Civic Spirituality Grassroots opinion Primaries Robyn Landis Uncategorized

Stop the hateful sneering at anyone who raises Clinton concerns

June 18, 2016December 2, 2017 Robyn Landis 0 Comments California, convention, democracy, Democratic Socialism, donald trump, Election, ethics, Hillary Clinton, voter suppression

Questioning/challenging Clinton’s (or anyone’s) history and positions, and their impact on our future, cannot be silenced because someone else might

Activism opinion Uncategorized

The Glass Ceiling We Must Shatter in 2016

June 11, 2016June 11, 2016 March Elizabeth Twisdale 0 Comments

True feminism seeks to eliminate the role of gender, not capitalize on it. A campaign focusing on gender is a slide back into the very sexism that feminists have fought to overcome.

Media opinion Uncategorized Voter Suppression

Major Media Perverts Results Of Primaries & Coronates Queen Hillary

June 9, 2016 Keith D. Foote 0 Comments Bernie Sanders, capitlaism, ego, fear mongering, Hillary Clinton, Millenials, national news, objective reporting, television advertising, television news

The television news media, and some newspapers, openly support Hillary Clinton as “their” candidate, while excluding Bernie Sanders. Associated Press’ coronation of Hillary Clinton prior to Super Tuesday’s primaries is one good example

Calvin Wolf opinion

Dear Bernie Sanders: It’s Time to Do the Right Thing

June 8, 2016June 8, 2016 Calvin Wolf 0 Comments independent, third-party

California has come and gone, and we Berners did not get the victory we so desperately needed. The time has come for a tough choice to be made.

Calvin Wolf Campaigning Convention delegates Democracy Media opinion

If Bernie Sanders Wins California, He Wins the White House

June 5, 2016June 5, 2016 Calvin Wolf 0 Comments California, donald trump, superdelegates

Democratic superdelegates are shaking in their boots, and rightly so. The vast majority of these unpledged delegates, who will cast

independents; party reform opinion Superdelegates Voter Suppression

Flexing Progressive Muscles: Step One-California

June 5, 2016June 5, 2016 Moira MacLean 0 Comments California, DNC, mainstream media, superdelegates, voter suppression

On Tuesday, a massive haul of up to 675 pledged delegates will be pulled into the final tallies of either

delegates Democracy Grassroots Media opinion Polling Primaries Robyn Landis Superdelegates Voter Suppression

Three vital things Berners should share the heck out of between now and June 7

June 4, 2016December 2, 2017 Robyn Landis 0 Comments Bernie Sanders, contested, contested convention, convention, DNC, Hillary Clinton, mainstream media, Polling, Polls, superdelegates, voter suppression

We’re at a critical moment of destiny as a nation. We get two millionaire liars duking it out for oligarchy—or a reboot of democracy and justice. Work it!

Interests opinion Robyn Landis Uncategorized

A textbook-case structurally unsound Clinton defense—and why it’s so annoyingly bogus

May 30, 2016December 2, 2017 Robyn Landis 0 Comments arguments, backlash, Bernie Sanders, Black Lives Matter, celebrities, Clinton, differences, Endorsements, Hillary Clinton, Sanders, super Pac

Fed up with hearing that the two Dem candidates are “basically alike” and Clinton distrust is unfounded? Why that’s full of holes—and is classic Clinton.