Go here for lots of information about Bernie and the issues:

http://www.sanders.senate.gov/

on it

Bernie Sanders For President
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The official campaign website for the presidential campaign of United States Senator Bernie Sanders.

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The American people must make a fundamental decision. Do we continue the 40-year decline of our middle class and the growing gap between the very rich ...

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In 1990, Bernie became the first independent elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 40 years. He has caucused with the Democratic Party ever since.

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Senator Bernie Sanders was on the road during the first week of the Senate spring recess. His message: that we need to end the obscene level of income and ...

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the act blue money page. berniesanders.com -> fill in email/zip - >act blue money page. thats the end

I do not see all those extra pages nor will any other person going there as I did.

but thanks for the extra pages access

But that's not how I found the pages.

I used google

https://www.google.com/#q=site:berniesanders.com

Hide all the content pages, which are not linkable from the home page, but are possibly findable through Google.

You guys should do great!

We had similar complaints about the Obamacare site...

They have to upgrade the bandwidth.

So it's not showing those links. I'll send them a tweet.

Take a look at https://berniesanders.com/issues/

edit: better yet, take a look at reply #3.

Try:

www.berniesanders.com/about
www.berniesanders.com/record
www.berniesanders.com/issues

That might be a suggestion that the Sanders campaign team isn't fully on the job, but I'll leave that for someone else to decide.

They very likely want the contribute pop-up to be the primary feature one sees when they go there, but once you click off of it you should see the footer like on other sites.

All sites should have a sitemap, though.

with his policies and bio? Not everyone is a Vermont resident or a DUer.

It's annoying as hell but you can go to any political website and get a donate / support button.

http://www.democrats.org/

http://elizabethwarren.com/

https://www.gop.com/

OK I found the Libertarian Party site, apparently they don't do it: http://www.lp.org/

So that's a first.

without having to donate first.

Just click "continue to hillaryclinton.com."

It's that way on most sites.

No issues, policies or platforms.

Alot of his bio and policies are on there. This would be right near the top in a normal web search, so people can learn everything about him.

http://www.sanders.senate.gov/

http://www.sanders.senate.gov/agenda/


This in addition to other news and info sources.

Hillary has not one link anywhere on her site to issues or positions. Nothing.

I'd say Hillary's campaign team isn't up to the job.

Turn of adblock, flashblock, and allow javascripting in your browser. Also make sure you browser is up-to-date.

All of those things are in fact there and visible but some are having browser issues, and they are unable to view them unless they go directly to the links given in post #3.

... although the google cached page does work.

I am actually going to write their webmaster because I have seen quite a few complaints now here at DU that links are not visible, the page is not loading, etc.

From the cached google page, I clicked donate, then backed my way up to the index page. Fixed!

I just emailed them to let them know of this issue that I have seen now crop up all day here at DU.

Hopefully it will be address so such work-arounds are not necessary.

That may be when they roll out a better site overhaul.

But the issues thus far are common ones when a site has not been fully tested against multiple browsers. It should be fully functioning in whatever state it starts in for all who want to view it on any of the major desktop or mobile browsers.

That's what I emailed them about.

Today is the 4th, do the math. They are making it painfully obvious that the site is still undergoing work.

And not a month later.

The footer should at least be fixed until they go live.

That makes the site literally inoperable.

It accepts volunteers, donations, you can sign up for email updates.

That's what it's supposed to be right now. They have a launch date for new content sometime in May.

People who have links to older content that is no longer linked from the homepage may still visit those pages, but they are not accessible through the homepage right now. I emailed them and that's what they told me.

I wasn't aware the footer which exists on most of those pages was "outdated."

My guess is they removed the footer links from the home page to reduce traffic because they were overwhelmed by an unexpected flood of interest when he first announced, so they had reduce the page requests.

At first I was trying to help the OP access content because it seemed like he was truly interested. But now I think most of the posts are about criticizing the website, or perceiving website flaws and using that to paint my candidate in a bad light. So I'm dropping out of the thread. Adios

There are some in this thread who are using it as a talking point, but it's a significant website design issue, fixing it would be literally a one line piece of code.

I tweeted them but did not send an email because I didn't think it merited it. With your comments I don't feel like sending an email since they'll officially launch the website in a few weeks. Fixing the footer in the intrim should not hurt nor should a suggestion to do so be seen as criticism. Though apparently it is a "criticism" and "painting the candidate in a bad light."

It's not a big damn deal.

unless, of course, as everyone keeps suggesting, it was deliberately turned off because the traffic is overwhelming the site. In which case fixing it simply takes you right back to the site acting like it is getting hit with a DOS attack because it's getting too many clicks, more than it can accommodate. They real problem may well be that they need a load-balanced server farm and they've been hosting on a single server.

Geez.

If you're already getting too many people hitting the site for the load you can handle, you don't want them to stay on the site hitting more pages.

10 people hitting 1 page, 10 clicks minimum. 10 people hitting 10 pages, 100 clicks minimum. Now add a bunch of zeroes onto that to get what's probably happening. Of course, the worst of the problem is only going to happen in spurts, and right at site open is the worst time, since that's when everybody wants to see what's there. We had the same sort of problem every time the New York Film Festival opened using our website, because they insisted on telling the public exactly what time tickets went on sale rather than just a date, and everybody and their brother was trying to buy tickets for films at exactly the same minute.

Assuming people take the interest to scroll down to the footer, click a footer link, and load the page. The dynamic email pages and donation pages are a lot harder to serve than static about pages and issues pages.

I think we're over analyzing this. I call it an innocent oversight. Everyone else calls it everything from intentional due to old pages, to preventing DOS. C'mon, Occams razor please? The "old pages" argument is actually the most logical, it's just unfortunate they use the same CSS and styling and footer on most of those pages. Just throw the footer on the main page. It's really not that big of a deal, because 90% of people aren't going to click footer links.

It's not that big of a deal especially because of the coming soon thing, the real site launches the 26th when the campaign truly kicks off.

It is blatantly obvious they don't intend it to have content yet.

And they have announced when it will.