You have already forgotten, and here you are....oh...better than having a vote problem. You bet it's better! And I'll bet you have NO idea what it's like to be refused at a polling place, when you ARE a voter.

Democrats always put that first. But you must be part of the 'new' democrats, that are ready to fold into the 'new' republican party.

I won't be joining anyone with thinking like this. You would think you were talking about someone worth despising. You, are counter productive.

Teachers will be with her by the convention.

On one show they had a list of all the Organizations that endorsed Democratic candidates.

They listed the Union, the Candidate they endorsed and the METHOD of endorsement.

What does "method" mean?

EVERY organization that endorsed Hillary it was the LEADERS who endorsed her.

EVERY organization that endorsed Bernie it was done by polling the MEMBERSHIP.


Get it? The few people of the ESTABLISHMENT endorse Hillary,
the actual PEOPLE who are MEMBERS endorse Bernie.


Yuuuuuuge difference!

Everyone was laughing and cheering on the protestors when the one Republican (a fireman) said, "but there is no way I could ever vote for Hillary either."

All but one person in the bar echoed that sentiment. The one person who did not was visibily shocked. He knew these guys for decades, and they had always voted the party line. He was also, unlike the others, a union rep.

There is a huge disconnect between union leadership and membership this election.

Of course, they have completely different reasons for their decisions. Leadership is pro-Clinton so they can have access to possibly sway her actions and at least mitigate the damage she will do. Since members are not the ones who will be talking to Hillary after the election, they are anti-Clinton because the Clintons are anti-union. Both sides are making a sensible decision for the role they play.

I'm an educator in Florida and a member of the union. I'm also a local officer. We polled members, held chapter and statewide meetings, and looked at candidate information.

Our membership overwhelming went for Hillary. Bernie was third.

Our endorsement of Hillary had nothing to do with "establishment". Hillary is the best candidate to represent educators based on experience and proposed policy.

I think more of them will pass on Clinton.

And as Young Turks pointed out, once something is privatized in the U.S., under TISA it can never be made public again.

At Walmart, no union means no problem.

Hmm. Now which Democratic candidate running for president in 2016 who served on Walmart's BoD for six years?

at least Bernie shows up!

national, which endorsed Hillary, but the consensus among our local is Bernie. Disappointed in labor in general, considering we'll get more of the same from Hill as we got from Obama.

I swear that's what my eyes saw at first!