Of chairs and propaganda—countering the vile fiction of a “violent Sanders base”
Let’s just cut to the chase, shall we? We don’t have much time for bull. We’re trying to get something
Read moreLet’s just cut to the chase, shall we? We don’t have much time for bull. We’re trying to get something
Read moreDemocratic presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders vowed on Saturday to keep fighting for legislation to save health and pension funds for retired coal miners, urging Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) to join the fight.
According to a Washington Post report published in February, McConnell blocked Senate consideration of a measure that would have ensured more than 90,000 retired and disabled miners would still receive funds from the United Mine Workers of American health insurance and retirement funds.
Superdelegates have ignored voter referendum at the state level—they say they “don’t represent people” (which, strange as it sounds, is
Read moreClinton cannot and will not reach the threshold delegate total before the convention, which will be contested. So why is
Read moreMaine Democrats voted at the state convention Saturday to limit the power of super delegates to freely pick whichever Democratic candidate they wish.
Read moreOn Monica Lewinsky, Donald Trump did not hesitate to call Bill Clinton a sexist, an abuser of women, and a liar.
Read moreSenator Bernie Sanders’ fight for the Democratic nomination will be aided by the addition of 100,900 new voters and 84,800 voters switching to Democrat, all in order to vote in the Oregon Primary on May 17.
Read moreIt was surreal listening to news broadcasters tell the viewing audience Bernie Sanders had won Indiana, but that he had lost the primaries.
Read moreIt’s time to have The Talk. You know how so many Clintonites have been running around for months shouting at us
Read moreDemocratic presidential hopeful Senator Bernie Sanders is leading recent polls for the May 10 West Virginia primary, according to a Public Policy Polling survey.
The May 3 poll had Sanders in the lead 45 percent to Secretary Hillary Clinton’s 37 percent with Democratic and independent voters, with 18 percent undecided.