and raise ya one!

When he is inaugurated, our work will really begin!

I WELCOME the fight that's yet to come.

when spreading the Bern. It's important for people to know that we're not just recruiting for 2016 but for 2017, 18, 19 and on and on. It's not a dash but a marathon.

to organize and help recruit Progressive candidates for Congress to add to the Sanders "Revolution"

can get this done without too many H> peeps noticing.

among non-white voters have been consistently growing as well per CNN poll.

I think there is more enthusiasm for his campaign than we may realize. Especially the younger voters with FB and Twitter.

that the DNC and their media lackeys are trying SO HARD to ignore. Dub the Jaws theme as Bernie charges thru opaque waters. As Bernie snaps the anchor chain like a piece of thread, Debbie looks at Hillary and says: We're gonna need a bigger vote!

Thanks for the levity this morning! They ARE going to need a bigger vote, and I don't think they're going to get it.

Go, BERNIE!!!

Thanks for posting this! In my reply #30 I explain why I believe the pollsters are missing at least 10 percentage points of Sanders support in their results and you post language from a pollster that helps illustrate my point! Also, it's just plain good news that I wasn't aware of! Thanks again!

Peace to you.

Feeling the Bern!!

She is boring and not very likable.

I hate to say that about anyone, but it is just the fact.

Her ratings are so low that even professional pundits are doubting her ability to win as no candidate for president has ever won an election with such low numbers for trust.

Most the northern states. All of the West Coast. I really don't see Hillary winning the very liberal states.

Hillary is not....

Dick Morris: Hillary Hints at Defeat in Iowa and NH

Anticipating the possibility — or likelihood — of one or two early defeats, she writes: “If we lose in Iowa or New Hampshire, we’re going to need to dig in and work that much harder to make sure we win the nomination. I’m going to fight as hard as I can to earn every last vote.”

The stunning admission that Sanders might capture one or even both of the two earliest states is unprecedented.

Read more: www.newsmax.com/Politics/dick-morris-hillary-email/2015/12/23/id/706992/

I would not trust anything from Newsmax.

BTW, I am a Bernie supporter.

P.S. Dick Morris is a scumbag.

He was commenting on an email sent out by Hillary Clinton. That's and what it said are indisputable facts. Enough said.

How the article states that Bernie is not seeking Rahm's endorsement and in fact, would like him to resign.


Cher

After all, Rahm thinks we're all "retards". He's such a $@!%.

FEEL THE BERN !!!

Happy to hear it! May everyone feel the Bern!

....throw her campaign into chaos.

If Bernie takes an early lead, I expect to see Hillary's campaign start negative campaign ads.

Have had that feeling since the first time I happened upon a Brunch with Bernie link when he was a house member. It's my firm belief that the polls are off by at least 10% in favor of our pre-selected candidate. Most (or just a a bunches) of his support is coming from younger folks (under 30) that have never voted or did once but not recently and use the internet almost exclusively for their information and entertainment and much of their communications and social activities. This is why Sanders wins every poll involving the internet, it's the proverbial lion's den of Bernie's supporters. The polling outfits are still behind the technology curve and are still polling too many land line owners and "likely voters" aka recent participants. Helps explain why they were so far off in 2012 also.

So yes! I've a grrrreat! feeling about Iowa, NH, SC and Nevada!

On a side note: Is it sad that I have to check and see if a particular post about good Bernie news is in GDP or Bernie's Group before I respond?

I'm beginning to feel day by day this man will be our next president. I mean if he's saying he has good feeling about it, he knows something we don't? Maybe. Lets hope Iowa feels the Bern!

I've been riding the fence because I like Clinton and O'Malley, too. I've made my decision. Go Bernie!

... at a local sports bar here.



The last time Iowa won was when we had even Republicans like Ike being more liberal and working for the people in better economic times for America then. Let's bring that prosperity back along with Iowa winning the Rose Bowl again.

... in the last election.

Romney was first declared the caucus winner there. Falsely. It was in fact later said that Santorum won with more support there than Romney. Then you even had Paul have more delegate strength at the state convention than perhaps his raw numbers reflected, which had a lot of internal battles there to get his delegates to move towards other candidates there.

With the way that caucuses work, and Hillary should know this as she knows she finished THIRD behind both Obama and Edwards in 2008 election, there a lot of ways that things could turn out. It is important to note I think that I believe that many O'Malley supporters feel more drawn to support someone like Bernie as a second choice than Hillary, which in the way caucuses are run, could be a big deal to giving Bernie more delegate support than polls might indicate too. In some places O'Malley might pick up some delegates from Bernie supporters too, where they have more strength in "remaining voters" looking to get a delegate grouping.