And I click on forums threads and look at all new threads. I don't specifically come Bernie Sanders Group. I see comments in the threads listings for all comments. Why? Do I have to only be in this group to be accepted. I am a Bernie Sanders supporter!

And I don't know how to put a B sign on my sig line. Tried several times...damn

In the Mac world, you can put two fingers atop of my Pinocchio sig gif and then paste it into your sig line under your account. It's a cut and paste.

On Edit: I think this is a left click in the PC world.

Right next to each other.

^A ^B ^C

Skinner devised it for his Hill peeps.

I see, trust me!

I have seen it first hand

that we wear with a badge of honor. like I've had my free speech hidden by Hillary Juries so and so times and counting.

All I did was to post information about the write-in rules in 50 states. I did not advocate for one candidate or the other.

I pointed out that the only states that forbid write in candidates are irrelevant to Democrats as they are expected to vote Republican. I also pointed out that the only two states which forbid losing candidates from running as independents are Republican.

I provided a link for the above information and then stated that these rules mean that ordinary people could actually elect a President by writing in their candidate if they feel pro-war or a pro-Wall Street candidate were to be chosen by the Democratic establishment.

Why was this post hidden? Seemed pretty mean to me to hide the post when I was pointing out that the people of the Democratic Party have more power than the people of the Republican Party when it comes to not accepting corporatists.

TY.

I have found out for sure about WA state. It is an open caucus and you can write in a candidate. This might be useful information for future actions.

We do need badges of honor.

For example, I thought the Bernie group was a safe place, I was wrong. If I got to put marks on my sleeve for my hidden posts, I'd start to run out of sleeve, I can see.

I saw the link to your post. It is very informative and interesting. I was especially struck by

"Only in TX and SD are candidates who lost the primaries or were made to lose through voter disenfranchisement NOT permitted to run as independents. Both are expected to vote Republican."

What an incredibly unfair rule. I wonder what bizarre reasoning they came up with to try to make that sound reasonable.

Our entire voting system is starting to stink.

I have seven hides in seven weeks.

My state, Rhode Island, allows write-ins.