A vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote for Goldman Sachs.

[jmowreader]

97. And a vote for Bernie Sanders is a vote to ensure the Republicans sweep November

He's painted himself into a corner with his "no superPAC money" stance. Which would be admirable and doable in a $100 million race, but not in a $2 billion one.

Without superPAC money he won't be able to counter the inevitable barrage of negative ads from the Koch Brothers, the NRA, the National Right to Life Committee and anyone else whose pocket is going to get a lot lighter after Sanders' election.

And God, Buddha, Cthulhu, Allah, Vishnu and the Flying Spaghetti Monster all together won't be able to save him when the GOP remembers the East German Communist Party's post-reunification new name was the "Party of Democratic Socialism."

If he takes superPAC money, a lot of the people who love Bernie because he isn't beholden to big donors will bolt because he will have become a member of "the establishment."