Bernie is about to start running ads......his story and history is compelling.....


stay tuned!

I like and respect you, so why would you want that woman's face as your avatar?

Just wonderin'.

I had to look him up, as I know next to nothing about actors and actresses -- and still don't know which role you're referring to. Sorry.

But your future avatar concept sounds intriguing, and I hope you find it.

the movie is almost indescribable, but if you like unusual movies......

and it sounds interesting. http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/buffalo_66/

While there, I read a sensitive review by dear Roger Ebert (RIP) http://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/buffalo-66-1998 that gives some interesting insights into Gallo's motives for making the movie and also mentions that Gallo, as director, invoked scenes from other films -- and it's too bad that Ebert is no longer with us, b/c I'd love to suggest to him that the seemingly disconnected footage of Buffalo's kidnapped girlfriend tap dancing in the bowling alley could very well be an invocation of the Madison dance scene from Godard's "Band of Outsiders." This is all just a guess, as I haven't seen Buffalo 66.

Anyway, thanks so much for a good movie recommendation!

Much better than what's her face's face.

Also, does your user name refer to Moab, Utah? I've some happy memories from staying there while hiking through Arches.

I am sure Hillary's numbers will jump in next polling.

it is already fading away...

don't think being able to sit through hearings is the end all of all events in one person's life.

What actions she has taken outside of fighting with Republicans if far more compelling in our repulsion.

And fight hard.

We can and will win.

The more people learn about Bernie, the more they jump onboard.

Now is the time for a real progressive populist movement, but the message needs to be clear and not overly complex and it needs to be repeated over and over to drive it home into the minds of the people.

Then Bernie will win.

Different polls seem to have different results. PPP polls seem to favor Clinton compared to other polls. I would it bet it has to do with the way the different polls determine the likely voter pool.

Can Bernie make it through Super Tuesday?

And don't you just hate that primaries are scheduled in such a way as to give the more right-wing states the earliest - and thus greatest - say in who gets nominated!?! I vote for national, same-day primaries for all parties (oh, well; if wishes were horses).

There's still three more debates before Iowa and New Hampshire. Anything can happen between now and then.

When she lets her guard down, the ugly comes out.

Like the sun peeking through the clouds.

Then he'll progress to president.

Whatever strengths each of us has -- money, writing skill, organizing skill, working with people skill, art skill, one-on-one persuasive skills, meme-producing skills -- whatever we each have, he will need it.

This is the battle of our lifetimes.

"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."

Mahatma Gandhi

I need to keep them in mind.

But we do need to be ready to give it what we've got. I don't know that we'll get this chance again, short of the bad kind of revolution.

I can't see another chance like this in my lifetime (I'm 70 now). If Bernie can't triumph with his methods and message, I'm giving up on this politics stuff. I've got lots of other things I can do to pass my time - things I'd be doing now, if I didn't think this moment in history wasn't so enormously important!

as we're very close in age. As I read what you wrote, it seems this would be the healthiest option for me as well. Time is limited, and we need to live our lives as our interests and loves suggest and do the things we've wanted to do but didn't get around to before. So I'm going to try to look at it that way -- although it breaks my heart to think about what the younger generations are facing with oligarchic corporate world dominance and all that will come with global warming. I never knew, back in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, how good we had it with affordable college, attainable employment, decent wages, benefits and pensions, a relatively unspoiled environment, and tremendous optimism for the future. There were problems, of course -- poverty, civil rights, American imperialism and the Vietnam war, but we were making inroads into those. There are young adults in this country who can't even imagine what we enjoyed. It's so sad, for me.

Actually, that's one thing we can do: tell them what it was like so they will know that it is possible. They must not think that the current state of affairs represents unalterable reality.

polling as a win for Clinton despite the fact that this polling is the worst-in-a-month for Clinton in BOTH Iowa and New Hampshire and best-in-a-month for Sanders in Iowa and best-ever for Sanders in New Hampshire:





Here's a link to the LBN discussion.

in SC is income inequality -- a bread and butter issue that also draws on resentment, a rightwing emotion that could seriously help Bernie, so I hope his advisers are using it as they draw up plans for SC.

Phone bank, canvass, donate, work the social media sites, everything you can think of.