I bit the bullet and purchased my first presidential bumper sticker
I am 50 years old and have never been compelled to place a presidential bumper sticker on any of my vehicles during my 30 years of having a car on which to place one. One of the reasons is that I live in New York and a Democrat has always won this state in the race for president, so why bother? And, until now, I have never been inspired enough by any candidate in the Democratic primary race to promote him/her on my car. However, today I bought a Bernie Sanders bumper sticker.
This was no small feat. Presently, I am living with my elderly parents who are avid Hillary supporters. They know and accept me for being gay, but I am scared to "come out of the closet" when it comes to supporting Bernie. And I really have nothing against Hillary. True, she has some questionable donors, but so did Obama and he did okay during his time. BUT this country needs to do something about the 1% and Wall Street. I just read a story where the Justice Department will go after Wall Street NEXT time they screw up, WTF? NEXT TIME? Will Hillary's hands be as tied based on her donor base too? I may be one of the millions of Americans wishing on "unicorns and rainbows" (or however that pejorative goes), but we have to start somewhere. I hope we keep this movement going even if Bernie doesn't make it to where we so desperately wish him to be: in the White House. Nevertheless, I am ready to join my fellow supporters of Bernie to do what I can to promote, not just him, but the righteous ideals he advocates.
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Right there with ya!
Also, if you know of a place selling stickers that say "John Sununu is a schmuck," please share the link. 
budget is already a little tight this month.
A friend of mine is getting a bunch of Bernie stuff and he wants to give me a Bernie bumper sticker...........so that's what I'm doing!
I am in total agreement with your points about where the movement needs to go.
