Kind of embarrassed to have to do this but...

[skylucy]

I am not of the computer generation and I do not know how to put up links to good articles/websites. (This may be what it takes for me to finally have someone show me how!) Maybe one of my fellow Hillary fans will do it for me this time. If you google "daily news bin by bill palmer", it will take you to a site with articles by this fellow Bill Palmer. One is about the chaos the BSers caused at the Nevada convention and the other is about the upcoming primaries in Kentucky and Oregon. I know the writer, Bill Palmer, doesn't have a crystal ball, but I sure felt more optimistic about things after reading his take on things. Hillary 2016

[Her Sister]

1. Oregon and Kentucky preview: Hillary Clinton vs Bernie Sanders on May 17th

http://www.dailynewsbin.com/opinion/oregon-kentucky-preview-hillary-clinton-vs-bernie-sanders-on-may-17th/24800/

Even with Hillary Clinton now on a certain path to becoming the 2016 Democratic Party nominee thanks to multi-million vote lead and and multi-hundred delegate lead, her primary race with Bernie Sanders continues. He’s looking to win a few of the key final states in order to end his losing campaign on a high note. She’s looking to wrap things up. Oregon and Kentucky both vote this Tuesday, May 17th. Here’s a preview of what to expect in both states.

Kentucky: There are few things trickier than handicapping a state in which no polling has been conducted at all. That reduces the forecast to a matter of voting demographics and voting format. The state is 86% white and 14% minorities, a breakdown which doesn’t give a clear advantage to either candidate. The format, a closed primary in which only democrats can vote in the democratic contest, has definitively favored Hillary Clinton thus far in this race.

That may be why she’s now spending money in Kentucky, though merely six figures and not millions. But with the nomination already inevitable, she wouldn’t be spending money in the state at all unless she believes that it’ll lead to a likely victory (she spent virtually nothing in the open primary states of Indiana and West Virginia, preferring to save her money for the general election instead of investing in what would have been format-induced losses anyway).

Campaigns see far more detailed internal polling than voters or journalists get to see, so Hillary’s decision to spend money in Kentucky is a sign that she has data telling her that she can win. Accordingly I expect her to win the state, though the iffy demographics suggest it’ll be close.

Oregon: Here’s another conundrum.

Continues in link...

[skylucy]

4. Wow! That was quick! Thank you! Hillary "gets things done" and so do her supporters!!

[Her Sister]

8. Yay! Thanks! I go to that website a lot!

And saw the article before! Yay!

You rock too!!!! We all rocking together!

[ismnotwasm]

2. Bill Palmer is a nice guy

He sometimes does "Ask me anything" events on a pro-Hillary Facebook. Very smart person.
Thank you!

[Hoyt]

3. That isounds positive.

[mercuryblues]

5. actually very easy

place your cursor over the web page address. right cick and it should turn blue. right click again, while cursor is still over the link. A popup box should appear, choose copy.

In the text box here right click again. a popup box should appear, select paste.
run


an alternate way. Place your cursor at the beginning of the text or link you want to copy. highlight it by running your cursor over it.

hit at the same time your control and the letter C.

now put your cursor in the text box where you want the text or link to appear and hit control and V at the same time. If you did it right the text should appear.

[sheshe2]

6. Hey skylucy.

I am not the best one to explain. However, when you are on a link you want copy go to the very top of the page and left click on the site address then right click to copy. Then come here and right click in your Op. Voila, it appears.

[brer cat]

7. Good find, skylucy!

Thanks for sharing...with a little bit of help from your friends. Lots of us are not from the computer generation so we just muddle along until someone with know-how comes along.

[Iamaartist]

9. dont be in embrass we learn later in life to.......

Last edited Mon May 16, 2016, 05:54 AM - Edit history (1)

Another way go to article click on the address bar to the right and copy then go to your post and right click again it will say paste, hit paste there you go,

[Fresh_Start]

10. here you go the link

http://www.dailynewsbin.com/author/bill-palmer/

skylucy, are you using a computer?
if so...near the top of the screen is the "address of the page"
sweep your mouse from right to left to highlight the address
while its highlighted hold down CNTL and C at the same time
move your mouse to your post...where you want the link copied
press CNTL and V at the same time to paste the information you copied.


if you are on an apple computer use
COMMAND and C to copy
COMMAND and V to paste

Hope this helps

[skylucy]

12. Thank you so much for the link and the helpful info! I truly appreciate it!

[skylucy]

11. You all are the best! I just printed out the "how to" help from all of you.

Hopefully next time I will be able to put up links all by myself! Thank you. You are all so kind.

[leftofcool]

13. Thanks SkyLucy. Hillary will win Kentucky. She has my little county all wrapped up.

[Cha]

14. I see you've had some excellent instruction on how to post articles on DU, skylucy..

One thing.. FYI.. there's a rule you can only post 4 paragraphs with the article.. so after you get the link you can copy and paste the snips you want .. the same way as you did the link, of course!