From Robert Reich's facebook page
"Regardless of how well Bernie does today, the media will say Hillary is now the Democratic candidate. Baloney. The "momentum" theory of politics is based on momentum stories the media itself generates. Don’t succumb to the “momentum” game. Regardless of what happens today, this race is still very much alive, for at least 3 reasons:
1. In the next few months the primary map starts tilting in Bernie’s favor: In later March: Maine, Michigan, Florida, Ohio, Illinois, Arizona, Washington state, and Hawaii. In April: Wisconsin, New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island. In May: Indiana and Oregon. In June, California, New Jersey, and New Mexico.
2, Small-donor contributions continue to flow in to Bernie's campaign. In February, the campaign raised a whopping $42 million. South Carolina’s loss didn’t stop the flow: The campaign received $6 million on Monday alone.
3. Bernie's campaign is a movement. Americans know we must get big money out of politics and take back our economy from an incipient oligarchy. That’s why Bernie will take this movement all the way to the Democratic convention in, July 25-28 in Philadelphia (you might make plans to be there, too). "
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I'm so angry right now, I don't know what I'll do on election day in November. Probably pull the straight Democratic lever, and go have a stiff drink. 
…..what you mean. This is going to be the hardest vote to go through with ever. A drink and a chaser.
She has such a difficult time with the truth.
Over Christmas the Kissingers were among the close group who gathered in Punta Cana, including Barbara Walters, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and Charlie Rose. "We have two house rules," says Oscar, laughing. "There can be no conversation of any substance and nothing nice about anyone."
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It was during this vacation (2012) that Hillary Clinton reportedly decided to run for president for the second time.
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When awarding herself the Kissinger seal of approval to bolster her standing as a competent diplomat and government official, Hillary Clinton has not referred to the annual hobnobbing at the de la Renta villa. So when Sanders criticized Clinton for playing the Kissinger card—"not my kind of guy," he declared—whether he realized it or not, he was hitting very close to home.
So, she was pulling in millions for her Wall Street/corporate speeches, knowing full well she was running for president.
But she's still telling us that she "hadn't yet made up her mind" when she took all of that money, so just we little people can just ignore all of that. Right, Secretary Clinton?
By the way, Hillary and Bill also cavorted with their pals, the sugar barons Pepe and Alfy Fanjul in January 2015, at the exclusive resort of Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic.
La Romana.- Former US president, Bill Clinton, who with his wife chose Dominican Republic to spend their family’s year-end holidays in the exclusive resort of Punta Cana, on Friday went to the even more exclusive resort of Casa de Campo, where he met with their friends, the sugar barons Pepe and Alfy Fanjul.
Outlet listin.com.do reports that in addition to personal matters, the sugar tycoons discuss the possibility of Hillary Clinton’s run for the White on the Democratic ballot in the US elections in Nov., 2016.
During at least the last 10 years, the Clintons have hobnobbed with the likes of singer Julio Iglesias, the late Oscar de la Renta and other high-profile personalities.
(Via Dominican Today)
How much money do we suppose she's accepted from the Big Sugar tycoons of Florida? She's in Miami tonight, probably taking even more.
movies...that's another story.
My SO bought a TV a while back. It's been hooked up to a Linux machine in the garage for driving a CNC milling machine - best use of it possible 
and I'm stuck in my chair until November7th! and that is that!!
"Bernie's campaign is a movement". And we will continue fighting. Thanks for the OP greymouse.
K&R
