I just thought of a good question to ask the group.

Promoting him with real people face to face. And supporting him on the internet to the best of my ability.

I’m 60. Probably the best I can realistically do.

Money will come from selling some things off.

I know why the party wants to eliminate caucuses, because they allow dark horses to gain support and attention. The caucus in Washington state was packed with Sanders supporters, but the Clinton people were not worried because they knew they could dilute Sanders support in the primaries. The interesting aspect of this is that the caucuses were originally intended to protect against big primary upsets by populist candidates. In states like Washington, the party can work  the primary against the caucus, or vice versa, to protect the mainstream candidate. I am looking forward to caucusing for Sanders or another progressive in 2020.

Also social media.

I’m 65 and although still just a chick in many ways and looking forward to some kind of retirement after this next year (still working), I’m still interacting with the world, in spite of 5 years serving local government, getting burned a bunch of times…

I can get over giving an enormous amount of my time to Bernie Sanders and money, but when the DNC not only stole the Primary, but convinced Bernie that he better not stand up against the fascists that run it…. I HONESTLY DON’T KNOW…

Hell, no... I'm not giving up...

already signed up to do what I can for the campaign. I will contribute money, but fast approaching retirement and I need to slow down on giving, not sure I can almost max for Bernie again.  My health is not good enough to pound the pavement like I used to, so I will probably phone bank more.  I will also try to fund raise through other methods for Bernie as well.

One thing we should all be wary of, myself included, is getting sucked into the Twitter trap defending against hillbots and republican trolls that are only trying to consume time and real effort to elect Bernie.  I will have to rejoin the Democratic Party in this State as well as we have closed primaries and I will want to vote for Bernie in the Primary.

not sure what else.  I usually try to recruit a watch party co-organizer who has a lot of connections to people in communities I’m not so connected to, to try to reach people who aren’t already committed to Bernie.

We do it in a friendly, centrally-located bar, negotiate drink specials in exchange for bringing business in, and give the specials political names.

Last time we had a candidate hairdo contest, which was a lot of fun.  I gave out Bernie clip-on hairdos to everyone who showed up (white fluff glued to a hairband) & won the contest with the “Bernie Merkin” (there was no prize, just glory).

😉

And maybe house a volunteer again, like last time …