ColorsoftheRainbow

@ziminseattle.

This is very important.

Thanks for posting it, ZimInSeattle!

By the way: A livestream Jimmy Dore Show [Monday, 01.27.2020] is covering this. Videos should get published this week to YouTube.

Didn’t Jim Messina do a Go Fund Me?

I donated as well.

01.22.2020 @ 06:50 p.m. ET: Mentioned in the livestream is that The Jimmy Dore Show is going to have a meeting, post-01.22.2020 livestream, on setting up more convenient alerts for interested viewers.

Paul Krugman—who spent 2016 on his knees for Hillary Clinton because he was banking on her defeating Donald Trump (with Krugman hoping he would be a part of Hillary’s administration)—is a corrupt POS.

@ohiobarbarian writes,

“Anybody who leaves Bernie because of this is a petty person, IMO.”

That is not the point.

Does Bernie Sanders actually want to win the 2020 Democratic nomination for president of the United States, to advance to the general election, and unseat Republican incumbent Donald Trump to get elected the next and 46th pre…[Read more]

How many people are going to be basing their votes on the thoughts and/or feelings expressed by Hillary Clinton?

I will accept a percentage.

Does Hillary Clinton think she has control over the minds of, say, 75 percent of the approximately 35 percent of self-identified Democrats who are exit-polled in general elections?

Isn’t it interesting t…[Read more]

I was not a member of that site as some others here were.

From what people have described, so far on this thread, I get the impression they are pissed because they are losing their party. Meaning…they are losing the narrative in having people convinced that the post-1975 to pre-2020 Democratic Party Establishment of neoliberalism is best.

This i…[Read more]

In 2016, New Jersey held its Democratic presidential primary on June 7.

Hillary Clinton, as the official record, received 63.32 percent. Bernie Sanders received 36.68 percent.

The margin was: Hillary +26.64.

Those polling numbers do not suggest, for 2020, a blowout. So, I suggest staying tuned.

I responded to a bogus tweet by Matthew Dowd, who worked on at least one of 43rd U.S. president George W. Bush’s presidential campaigns, as he tweeted about the nonsense of Elizabeth Warren-vs.-Bernie Sanders.

You know one clear way to demonstrate that you believe a woman can and should be president? Don’t try to defeat a woman running for President.

— Matthew Dowd (@matthewjdowd) January 14, 2020

Elections 2016 and 2020 have had at least one woman also seeking a major-party’s presidential nomination. Matt—Are you thinking a candidate, who has a vision for improving the nation and the lives of its people, should step aside? Did 2016 Donald Trump do this for Carly Fiorina?

— CoolBlue71 (@CoolBlue71) January 14, 2020

@mizzgrizz,

The Clinton/Gore White House Years’s Universe!

@ohiobarbarian,

That “300,000” is more than the combined, raw-vote margins in 2016 Republican/Trump pickup states Michigan, Pennsylvania, tipping-point Wisconsin, and Florida as well as 2012-to-2016 Republican holds Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional Distict and Arizona. (They are the closest in reach for the 2020 Democrats. And, in 2016, they  comb…[Read more]

@twilightsporkle,

Excellent post!

I’m willing to think Jonathan Chait has no ideas which are better ideas than Barack Obama and the rest of the corporate Democratic Party Establishment. (I don’t tend to give Jonathan Chait much thought.)