What the White House Really Said isn't proClinton.

[kristopher]

The rumor-mongering on the pages of the antiSanders NYT is baseless as news and doesn't withstand even the most basic test of reason. By that I mean who else are these monied interests supporting if not Hillary?They certainly aren't fractured by their efforts to support Bernie!

So that message doesn't make a whit of sense on its face. Way to go NYT.

But we do have the Response of the White House, and according to the White House Press Secretary:

"President Obama made a case that would be familiar to all of you; which is that as Democrats move through this competitive Primary process we need to be mindful of the fact that our success in November in electing a Democratic president will depend on the commitment and ability of the Democratic party to come together behind our nominee."

I hear in that more of a warning against Clinton's scorched earth campaign alienating Bernie supporters than anything else. It's good advice that Clinton will not heed.

[merrily]

1. I don't think it's important. I donated to Sanders campaign, most recently yesterday,

based on his statement that he will stay in the race. I don't know which politician has a right to try to come between Sanders and his donors.

[kristopher]

2. We're due for another $100 tomorrow.

But now that it's on my mind maybe we'll raid the rainy day fund for a stronger expression of support and gratitude for Bernie and all the work he's doing on our behalf.

Thanks for the reminder.

[merrily]

3. My pleasure. I live to give people reasons to donate.

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