get it done.

It's in Cha's sig line!

Just the old-fashioned virtues needed for the job.

are not important. The Important People are the ones who are so vastly superior that they simply must tell us how to vote, and by damn we better listen or they will call us names, denigrate the states we live in, and threaten not to vote at all if their candidate isn't on the ballot.

but she keeps coming back stronger than ever. This is why she was the most admired woman in the WORLD for 15 consecutive years.

Inc or not they exactly have it right about sanders.. ".. fallen short.."

In contrast, the editorial board called Sen. Bernie Sanders

(I-Vt.) a “polarizing” figure who “has fallen short on just how he would accomplish his political revolution.”

Clinton, however, “proposes changes that are less sexy but more realistic.”

Endorsement: Hillary Clinton, who's both visionary and realistic

She shows the patience and discipline to work with opponents toward progress.


Hillary is the best one for POTUS. "visionary and realistic"

That one's been played to death.

Please respect that this is a group, not a forum, and delete your post.

The kids do not nor do they care not about the corporate media - they follow the anti-Hillary sites like AlterNet, CommonDreams, DailyKos, DailyBeast, MotherJones, The Nation, Salon who has at least four anti and hateful Hillary columns each and every day.

MoveOn.org which ironically was formed to oppose the impeachment of Bill Clinton is now dead set against his wife.

I was told by a White Millennium yesterday that Hillary couldn't possibly be the nominee because Bernie rules on the internet. He forgot there are Millennials of color, casino workers and AA's and others who don't spend 24/7 on the net viewing the endless anti-Hillary memes riddled with misinformation and hate and then passing it on to others on their Facebook feeds.

They absolutely rule the internet in regards to trashing anyone who dares endorse or compliments Hillary on their Facebook page -sparing no one their wrath including victims of gun violence.

sometimes.

Guess they're on winter break.

Tarheel HILLARY!

... was purchased by Glen Taylor, owner of the Timberwolves. He also purchased a local paper 'City Pages' and turned that hard-hitting, honest news weekly into a fluff rag.

Being endorsed by the Star/Tribune means about as much as being endorsed by the Pioneer Press; its meaningless. If the Strib thinks Bernie is "polarizing", I wonder what its editorial board thinks about Tea Party candidates or republican congress people serving under President Obama. Certainly "polarizing" is not used on a daily basis to describe 'reality'.

Anyhoo, I plan on voting for the Democratic nominee. Whether Hillary or Bernie, as a good liberal, I'm sure I will be equally disappointed by whichever one wins the presidency.

and rec.

has been down this road. This equates to tax reform which equates to furthering our already too lenient tax code that benefits the wealthy. Who else can even afford long term investments? And the good old "promise to compromise". More of the same.

Thank you very much.

Sanders is a "polarizing" figure. Indeed!

Thanks, Cha!

I delivered this newspaper for years as a kid. The StarTribune editorial board thinks Sanders is a polarizing figure for going after Wall Street banks and the 1%. How exactly do you they think change occurs? FDR, Johnson, Martin Luther King were all polarizing figures to the people of wealth and privilege in this country.

supporters for dissing him and wanting him primaried in 2012.

You saw how SC turned out.. that was a direct result of his attitude about our President.

And yes BS has "fallen short on how he would accomplish his political revolution", too.

of his devotees will follow him. Another Ralph Nader unfortunately.

This is a group, not a forum, please delete your post.

Nice to see you. Lol, I'm getting to all these great OPs a little late.

"..the editorial board called Sen. Bernie Sanders 

(I-Vt.) a “polarizing” figure who “has fallen short on just how he would accomplish his political revolution.” 

Clinton, however, “proposes changes that are less sexy but more realistic.” 

That is in your face honesty.
I applaud them.