This is insane.

And he was a GREAT mayor by all indicators. Please don't forget that.

I cringe every time I see the slash and burn crews from the various candidates cranking out thinly-reasoned attack posts.

including voter roll purges, inadequate and broken down equipment that leaves people in largely POC communities in line for hours, etc...

Sanders was right to press for a paper trail in Iowa, it was just negligently implemented.

I loved listening to Yang last night, BTW... really like him, hope he stays in the mix for the rest of his career.

As a brown person I'm hoping this is an eye opening experience for people who don't personally deal with this kind of frustration on a regular basis.

All voting should have paper trails it's too easy to manipulate otherwise.

It works great! No lines to stand in, vote at your kitchen table, no pesky electronic voting machines, AND there's a paper ballot! Plus, if you don't get your ballot in the mail, you know something is wrong and can look into it before election day.

than many methods, but I have questioned several things over the years that could cause problems.

I would think easier for people to intercept ballots or to tamper with that way, I could see repubs driving around minority neighborhoods and stealing mail

The mail in voting is flawed, and easily subject to tampering..........In many ways, it is more subject to voting fraud than the voting machines in use across the U.S.........

I still don't like it, though. I much preferred voting in person, it gave a real vibe to election day that I enjoyed.

Every precinct in Iowa handed out preference cards that were filled in, signed and turned in.

There is a paper trail.

The counts were done in public, and every campaign (or citizen) could see that the local tallies matched the actual "votes" and could photograph the results. The final tally will show how all the local numbers fed into it -- it will be 100% verifiable.

There are worse things that being slow.

for the leading candidates, I think.

for the leading candidates, I think.

...

Let's quit the inertia of dwelling on our mistakes.

Let's keep the momentum of solidarity going, regardless of our concerns or comforts.

Andrew Gillum is an inspiration for Democrats.

Thanks for this.

Eyes on the prize!

(And also stop providing a narrative for Trump and the alt right!)

In the primary, without bad-mouthing others. Vote blue in the general. Easy-peasy!

He should be governor of Florida right now.

Vice President slot.

Also, listen to the Fresh Air podcast about what’s coming for the 2020 Presidential election.
Scary stuff.

Why are we so often so eager to help them?

I still hope he will be one day.