but it points to what this article is saying...


"I guess my biggest issue is that I feel Bernie, as a democratic socialist (or independent), is closer to being a true democrat (i.e., progressive) whereas Hillary seems to be a self-serving, opportunistic moderate republican. This is just my opinion. As such, I was hoping more people would be getting behind Bernie than Hillary for this very reason. Alas, it seems that some lifelong democrats are sticking with Hillary because either they don't feel Bernie belongs here, or a desire to have the first female POTUS, or that Bernie can't win in the GE. Whatever the reason, I think the sometimes blind allegiance to her, no matter how much she cozies up to Wall St. or how many trade agreements she is on board with, is pulling this party to the right, and it quite frankly scares me. I don't hate Hillary, I just don't trust her.

I feel like if Bernie doesn't get the nomination, Hillary will either a) not win the GE, b) win the GE but get nothing accomplished because a lot of republicans hate her, or c) get things done that only benefit her own interests and not that of us real progressives. Because of all these feelings, I am getting frustrated with what I perceive to be a golden opportunity being wasted by not nominating Bernie and it shows with my comments sometimes.

Other than that, things are peachy."

My sister said to me yesterday morning, and I quote, "I had always thought I would vote for Hillary, but when it comes down to it, I just don't trust her."

It's pretty pathetic when the best option is voting for someone they don't trust.

and she could be even worse than Obama in important ways such as foreign policy. Plus, the GOP will go nuts over her as with Obama, but she is actually less sympathetic than Obama.

"Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!"

I see it on this board, and elsewhere. Sad.

Enough is enough!

If they wanted to, they could easily expose, ridicule, and banish Republicans to minority status by simply exposing them for what they have been doing while also FIGHTING for average Americans.

They don't fight or expose the Republicans on so much because they want a lot of the same agenda to be enacted (outside social issues).

We have lost the Democratic Party to financial elites, and we have our work cut out for us to get it back to the Democratic Party of the mid 20th-century.

Or Obama, for that matter. They are only liberal on social issues, and Obama is more liberal than Clinton.

"You can't spell Hillary without L I A R."

I am tired of throwing my vote away for one disappointing D candidate after another. The rw of the party is firmly in control, and unwilling to veer from its self-destructive course, and too many voters who should know better are twisting themselves in knots to support ever more horrible things, in hope of fixing it later. Obama squandered two years of a majority...for me, that is a big part of his legacy. I don't care how many people vote for Hillary: she is a terrible candidate who may very well lose in the GE, if she isn't indicted first. Perhaps that is the only thing that will save the party, and the country. Anyway, I will vote for Bernie in the CA primary.

and this is why the country is such a mess. Without labor, environmental, civic laws our quality of life is slipping.

The left balances out the extreme right and without it their abuse of power has no bounds. It's just a matter of math, really.

of the Dem Party. Seems an obvious strategy, no?