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Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Democrats Attempt to Unify

Various speakers attempted to promote unity at the Democratic Party's convention last evening.  As Bernie Sanders' supporters mounted frequent vocal protests, in spite of urgings from Sanders' not to do so, Sen. Elizabeth Warren had perhaps the best comment:  

“When we turn on each other, bankers can run our economy from Wall Street and giant corporations can send our last jobs overseas.”



Warren Urges Unity

Friday, July 15, 2016

Reports of Tightening Presidential Race Premature

Readers knowledgeable about my writings, already realize I am an opponent of any normalizing of the Trump candidacy.  This is a man totally unsuited for the Presidency.  Thus, any attempt to treat him as a normal, or acceptable, candidate is completely unreasonable.

The Princeton Election Consortium remains the most credible source for polling information.  Today I have pulled new poll results from the comments section there to reveal to you.  See more information at this link:  <   Latest Marist Poll    >.

Tuesday, July 12, 2016

What Is Wrong With Trump?

While enjoying some vacation time, I am posting quick comments and links of interest in this very important time in our nation's history.

I continue to wonder whether Bernie Sanders would be a stronger candidate against Trump.  But at the rate Trump is going, and with opposition to him in the Republican Party continuing to build, this question may become academic.

For now, the point being made in the article below remains germane.


Hillary Clinton Advised to Hit Harder on Trump

Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Bernie Sanders to Remain in Race

Bernie Sanders, in his fashion, has declared he is remaining in the race for the Democratic nomination.  He has said he fully realizes Hillary Clinton has amassed more votes, but that nevertheless he also has a substantial number of committed delegates.

His desire to ensure that a war against Wall Street will become part of the Democratic Party platform is admirable.  Read more at the web link indicated.


Bernie Sanders Staying in the Race

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Taegan Goddard Says...

...Hillary Clinton cracked the code on how to "take down Trump."

It seemed clear last week that Hillary Clinton and the advisers who worked with her, discovered the key to combating Trump's clever arrogance.  The phrase "very thin skin" rang true, as did other observations of the former First Lady. 

How much does America owe Hillary Clinton and her campaign?  Do we not owe her a terrific debt of gratitude at this time?

Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Sad Spectacle in Nevada

Sanders supporters allegedly engaged in violence at the Nevada Democratic Party meeting this past week-end.    They definitely wrote threatening messages to the Nevada chair.  And all over two additional delegates, according to Dana Milbank of The Washington Post.

Certainly there have been set-to's between candidates' backers before.  This incident, however, comes at a key time, when Sanders' people should be doing everything possible to make the Senator appear Presidential.  If there is cheating, violence won't solve the problem. The verbal threats, especially, were most unfortunate.

The violence and threats of the Sanders' supporters in Nevada, as reported, appear unsupportable.


Dana Milbank on Nevada Melee


Brief caveat:  For the present post, I am relying on the Milbank column for information on what happened in Nevada.  I'd like to reserve final judgment on Sen. Sanders' motives in all this until a later time.  But something went badly wrong in Nevada.  And Sanders' supporters are currently at the center of the controversy.





Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Today's Primaries

Democratic primaries are being held in Kentucky and Oregon.

As of a few days ago, Bernie Sanders was holding out the possibility of wins in both.

More later.  

Friday, May 6, 2016

Sanders Campaign Far From Over

Issues continue to be raised;  Sanders soldiers on with enthusiasm


More coming soon

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