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[Squinch]

1. Outrage, outrage, denial, denial, outrage. K. Got it. Thanks.

[SCantiGOP]

115. Add them to the enemies list

Along with Morgan Freeman, Congressmen John Lewis and Jim Clyburn, southern state African Americans voters, President Obama, the DNC, etc etc etc
The list grows longer day by day.
Oh, and me, I'm on there too.

[Bleacher Creature]

2. No, the transition only happens if Sanders doesn't make up any ground by 3-15.

Which makes sense because he'll be out of any realistic options going forward.

[Bleacher Creature]

114. Again, there may not be a "dynamic" after 3-15.

If the current polling holds, Sanders will face an insurmountable lead. He won't just need to win every state left, but he'll need to win them by margins that may not be possible even in an uncontested race.

This post spells it all out. Nobody is winning CA with 87% of the vote, which is what Bernie will need if things don't change.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511411563

[randys1]

104. I badly want Bernie to win, but he will be the first to tell his supporters

when it is time to switch to Hillary, if that time comes.

I think he will opt not to drag it out if he has little chance and he will show leadership and credibility by speaking out in support of Hillary WHILE non stop pushing for his OUR agenda.

[Bleacher Creature]

117. I badly want Clinton to win, but will gladly support Bernie's decision to stick around.

He's run a very impressive campaign, and he deserves to stay in as long as he needs if doing so helps him be to be sure his issues will be appropriately represented by Clinton in the general. He's earned that right and I certainly wouldn't oppose anything that keeps attention on our candidates (as opposed to the virtual car crash on the GOP side).

[randys1]

124. Cool...peace out. See you at the polls, bring a friend and

follow my account and tweet voter obstruction, when, not if, you see it.


https://twitter.com/DidTheyLetUVote

[mcar]

154. Nicely said!

I agree completely and will support the Dem nominee.

[Agschmid]

3. And that's why if you are a Sanders supporter you need to take action now.

[Karmadillo]

4. Resistance is futile!

[nadinbrzezinski]

5. They did the same in 2008

we should ask Koss how that worked out

[Mnpaul]

157. Kos was in a nosedive already

after their lame "upgrade". The site is almost unusable now. I haven't posted since the conversion. Their traffic fell during the primaries, what a disaster. One prominent poster(TomP) has already told kos to stuff it.
http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/3/4/1495909/-I-will-Continue-to-Write-Pro-Bernie-Posts-that-Criticize-Hillary-on-Issues-after-March-15

[nadinbrzezinski]

159. revolt in the making

chuckle

[metroins]

6. It makes sense

We need to rally and unify.

Need more turnout.

[madfloridian]

9. Not a good way to get more turnout. Saying not to post one's opinions after March 15.

This forum will also do the same, just don't know the date yet.

It's a long time to November.

Hard not to have opinions that differ from the party officials.

Not sure how that will work this time.

[haikugal]

32. We'll see.....nt

[BeyondGeography]

83. He's saying constructive criticism/opinion is fine but no RW sources or mindless hate

He also says you can dump to your heart's content on DWS.

[LW1977]

86. As person leaning Hillary..

I have no complaints about trashing DWS, she's a terrible chair and should resign!

[ChairmanAgnostic]

166. What a lovely tone of whitewash you use.

[JDPriestly]

79. I will vote for all other Democrats on my ballot, but not for Hillary.

I have other plans. I will be out of here and find another place to post. I will not visit Daily Kos if they carry through on that threat.

There are lots of things to do in this world besides support a corrupt candidate for the president in the United States.

I am supporting Bernie and if he does not win, I will leave it to her supporters to get Hillary elected to the presidency.

I am 72 years old. I have seen the corporate world from the inside. I will not vote for a corporate candidate like Hillary. Never, ever, ever.

[vintx]

81. I'm with you

I've been a yellow dog dem all my life, even through the dlc third way stuff, but all the dirty tricks used to keep Bernie from steering the party the way of the future makes me almost regret it. If they succeed in getting another corporate friendly dem on the ticket I'm done

[Pharaoh]

97. ditto

I do think Bernie will pull it off though.

Interesting that some very large liberal states bat last.

That seems planned doesn't it?

[PonyUp]

125. Ditto x 2 n/t

[calguy]

101. Quite the man you are

But I'm not impressed.

[PonyUp]

126. I'm sure he's hurt. nt

[Merryland]

160. me neither. n/t

[oberliner]

134. What state do you live in?

[bigwillq]

163. That's my plan (nt)

[tex-wyo-dem]

165. I may be with you...

Although the last thing I want is a president Trump or Cruz, I just don't know if I have the energy or the ability to once again put my principles aside to pull the lever for Hillary.

[demwing]

92. It make NO sense!

Here's a list of states and territories that you want to ignore:

Arizona
Idaho
Utah
Alaska
Hawaii
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
New York
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Indiana
Guam
West Virginia
Kentucky
Oregon
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
California
Montana
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
DC

These voters will decide 49.9% of all pledged delegates, and 53.1% of all Super delegates.

You want us to unite behind a candidate when we're only 1/2 done?

FUCK THAT NOISE

[obamanut2012]

7. lolz

[Ned_Devine]

100. What does lolz mean?

[tblue37]

140. Same as "lulz"--pretty much = snarky giggles. nt

[Ned_Devine]

146. One more reason to use "full ignore"

I'm too old and have been on this site for too long to have to read childish stuff like that. It reminds me of something little elementary school kids would write or say to each other. And by the way, who cares about Daily Kos? I didn't even know that site was still around. The rest of the world doesn't even know about it.

[salinsky]

8. Well, at least there's this ...

"There is much to unite us: There is near-universal hatred on the site, from all camps, for Debbie Wasserman Schultz and her mismanagement of the Democratic National Committee. Her resignation is a priority."

[madfloridian]

11. You won't be able to post against the nominee here either.

When nominee is decided you can't speak against them.

[BernieforPres2016]

16. March 15 is a long way before the nominee will be decided

And a lot of people here now will be gone if Hillary becomes the Democratic nominee.

But when you control the website, you make the rules. I have no problem with that.

[Old Codger]

139. If it is hill

I won't have any problems about that, probably won't be in here much then..

[BernieforPres2016]

12. Along with complaints about the super delegate nonsense

They're trying to throw Bernie's supporters a couple of bones to keep them in line, but what they've done is broadcast that they're part of corporate media.

[stillwaiting]

38. Absolutely. They are trying to CONTROL us. Yes, it's Kos's website.

And, lots of people should move on from there.

I hope we see some new discussion forums emerge that allows for OPEN discussion without control exerted on what's allowed for discussion (as long as it's left-wing discussion). Right wing trolls not needed.

But, Greens, Democratic Socialists, Democrats, and left-leaning independents should be able to openly discuss things without this type of control management being exerted.

[truedelphi]

87. I'm getting private email sent to my private email server

From Daily Kos folks about whether I am still here at DU, and whether there is tyranny or freedom.

I also am getting some secret stuff about how Hillary cannot survive until September. There is a scandal or something worse than a scandal, about to break forth. (This information is not related to RW web sites, but instead to remarks made by some of the witches and shamans my husband is involved with. When South American juju experts say her future is BLACK, and they don't mean African American, one has to listen, if one is psychically inclined.)

Also Katy Perry revealed that she received some $ 70,000 to throw her support over to Hillary. that might explain Olivia Wilde's statements when she was on Colbert the other week. When asked about who she was supporting, Wilde said very briefly, "I am a Hillary Supporter."

When Colbert, who is also adamantly for Hillary, queried her, she said, "I have my reasons." The pair then locked eyes, and I was left wondering:

1) How much did Ms Wilde receive?

2) How much did Colbert receive?

####

[sufrommich]

153. ...........

[bravenak]

170. Yo.

Am I seeing this correctly?
I think I might have logged into the wrong site.

[Merryland]

161. Colbert is for Hillary???

Do you have a source on that?

[Hortensis]

10. Just wait, Daily Kos will say something you like

just fine and keep you coming back.

I'm afraid journalistic integrity and credibility are not its strong points. Reporting that McConnell's head just exploded for the 100th time over what turns out to be nothing is more its thing.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

13. I am DSB15 there but hardly post...

I might have a new second home.

[riversedge]

85. I am

there also but do not post much. Might find it attractive come march 15.

[Starry Messenger]

14. LOL.

[Godhumor]

15. Everything is conditional on what the delegate count looks like after Mar 15

I would frankly wait until after NY to see if the Bernie favorable states can debt the lead and give him momentum in NY, but that is just me.

[dana_b]

17. yeah - if they want to disenfranchise and turn away

almost half of us?? So be it. I don't need or give a damn about them anyway.

The friggin' DLC has them wrapped too. It's disgusting.

[Octafish]

18. Is that when the check clears?

Fruitful business, if you can stomach the work.

[glinda]

19. They have been in her Court for months now. Many of their

articles including sign on petitions have been in support of her. I gave up on them a couple of months back.

[ejbr]

20. Let me get this straight

After pointing out her numerous flaws, Kos Sanders supporters are supposed to defend or ignore them for unity? Screw integrity? I MAY vote for her, but cheerleading her bullshit is a bridge too far

[Godhumor]

24. You know we do the same thing here, right?

Once Skinner posts that DU will switch to a GE setting, almost every guideline Kos laid out applies here, as well.

[ejbr]

36. Ditto for here

You all can sing her praises, I will move on

[tblue37]

143. You might like smirkingchimp.com. nt

[ejbr]

164. Cool. Thanks n/t

[Arazi]

148. Jackpineradicals.org will continue to fight for the 99% even after July

You'd find a home with folks who are determined to keep the momentum for change in Washington going

[ejbr]

167. Cool. Thanks n/t

[whatchamacallit]

44. And DU becomes another little

incestuous echo chamber. Yay!

[dana_b]

135. we'll survive. n/t

[whatchamacallit]

21. Gotta love this

dismissive bullshit rationalization:

"If your state hasn’t voted, don’t sweat it! You can still vote for whoever you want when it’s your turn. But don’t get upset that your vote doesn’t matter. That’s the way the primary calendar works."

Translation: "Disenfranchisement is built into the system, so fuck you!"

What a fucking weasel

[madfloridian]

27. I agree that is dismissive.

[stillwaiting]

42. He is actively flexing his muscle and trying to discourage Sanders supporters. Fuck him. nt

[Lizzie Poppet]

57. Exactly: "We're okay with conservative states dictating the Dem nominee."

Kos can suck it.

[vintx]

95. I wish I knew how to paste a photo here.

It's a tweet from Jane O'Meara Sanders:

"35 years ago today, Bernie was elected mayor by 10 votes. If 10 people hadn't shown that day, we might not be here today. Your vote counts!"

[appalachiablue]

116. Jane's the best. What a nice family.

[Merryland]

158. lovely photo. n/t

[Buzz cook]

22. About a month early

But the web site belongs to the guy and he makes its rules.

In 2008 the same thing happened, as has been pointed out already. I thought the same then, too early and his place his rules.

[MelissaB]

23. Jeebus! I just looked at their front page and it's splattered with Trump.

I never did like that site.

[Gamecock Lefty]

25. You Bernie folks have fun at your rallies; we Hillary supporters will go to the polls!!!

[MelissaB]

47. What a sweet comment.

[whatchamacallit]

51. Right... because the kind of people who drive across state and wait in huge lines

to attend a Sanders rally, wouldn't bother going up the street to vote.

[CajunBlazer]

109. Too bad that excitement isn't carrying over to the voting booths

[whatchamacallit]

120. It's not for Clinton either

As will become more evident as the contest moves out of her comfort zone.

[jeepers]

26. It was on the ides of March

that the fabulously wealthy oligarchs of Rome had Ceasar, the reformer and populist, murdered. History Rhymes

[Buzz Clik]

28. Time to throw Kos under the bus?

Hell ya!

[Bubzer]

90. Kos went under the bus years ago. He has a habit of purging those who disagree with him.

He's earned some animosity.

[NurseJackie]

96. HA! Where else can they go?

Oh, uh... wait ... no ... never mind! On second thought, don't answer that!





Go, Hillary! We love you!

[nichomachus]

29. So, basically my vote won't count. Oh Well.

Then I'll sit out the primary and use the time to consider my options in November.

[Blue_In_AK]

30. Markos is dead to me now.

Oh, wait! He already was.

[haikugal]

35. Ha, so true!

[truedelphi]

89. Same here, Blue...

And with Katy Perry revealing that she got $ 70,000 for her support of Clinton, you have to wonder how much Markos got.

[appalachiablue]

119. I don't follow her career, but 70k is chump change in the entertainment biz I'd think.

[truedelphi]

127. still and all, it is sad day when voters are being paid for their support,

Rather than being expected to contribute to campaign coffers.

[appalachiablue]

132. Sad and repulsive to me.

[wyldwolf]

31. "No attacks on Hillary Clinton using right-wing tropes or sources."

[brooklynite]

33. "Journalistic Integrity"? it's a public blog...like DU.

[Herman4747]

34. Well, DU is much better anyway.

Moreover, I could do without Kos's juvenile love of profanity.

[brooklynite]

37. Tell you what...if Sanders can win Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and Florida...

...thus dramatically shifting the delegate count, I'll be the first person to ask for DKos to return to a Primary discussion phase.

Otherwise, you're just delaying the eventual outcome.

[noamnety]

56. They should have done this last April

after Bernie plateaued.

[andrewv1]

112. So what happens on DKos if the FBI recommends indictment for Hillary?

Even if she suspended her campaign, there could still be enough content to keep up with her legal proceedings....

[w4rma]

39. So Kos has declared that it's all over right before the pro-Sanders states start to vote?

This authoritarianism is going to put Trump right into the White House.

[stillwaiting]

43. It is what the Hillary campaign would like for people to believe that's for sure. nt

[dana_b]

145. yep! because some will think it's all over and vote for the DNC anointed one

just because they don't realize that Bernie has a chance.

THEN they will blame US when Trump trounces Clinton in the GE.

Stupid, stupid, stupid...

[Kelvin Mace]

40. This was telegraphed Monday when he told people

that if you weren't supporting a "Democratic win" in November (i.e. voting for HRC without question), "then fuck you go away. This isn’t your place."

I am sure that directive, though more politely made, is coming soon here at DU.

[CharlotteVale]

41. I saw him once on TV years ago and thought he sounded like a Republican. I haven't

been to Daily Kos since.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

71. He was.

Like Ariana Huffington, Kos migrated from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party. A lot of these emigrants still seem to bring various of their Republican beliefs along with them when they 'switch parties'.

[GoneFishin]

110. The same exact thing happened to me. I never went to the site after that. nt

[jfern]

45. Weird that DU will be the more free site

Even though you have to worry about getting a time out here if you're not careful.

[madfloridian]

48. The same happens here after the primary. Can not speak against nominee.

Both major Dem forums do it.

[jfern]

52. The primary won't end March 15

From March 15 until June, this site will be more free.

[wyldwolf]

58. It isn't when the primaries end, it's when the general election season begins

Not the same thing.

[jfern]

80. We won't have a nominee this month

[wyldwolf]

131. We won't have a nominee until the convention. We'll have the winner of the primaries before then

Quite possibly by March 2016

[jfern]

156. More like June

[one_voice]

46. There's something in this daily kos article..

that I wish we'd see more here. It's just as important as who running for president.

That means, we will focus our attention not just on Donald Trump or his rivals, but also on the Senate, the House, and state-level races. If you want the most liberal government possible, we aren’t going to get that this cycle in the White House, but we can keep building the bench down the ballot so that come 2024, we have lots of great liberals to choose from.

this is important:

There is much to unite us: There is near-universal hatred on the site, from all camps, for Debbie Wasserman Schultz and her mismanagement of the Democratic National Committee. Her resignation is a priority.

There is strong agreement that our primary process is broken and must be reformed—caucuses are a travesty of democracy (and both sides won their share, so it’s not a partisan issue), and a calendar that gives Iowa and New Hampshire dibs on winnowing the field, while most Democrats won’t have a real say, cannot continue. It does no one any good.

There is strong agreement that we need to reform the Super Delegate system. The idea that a group of party elders could overturn the will of the party voter is deeply offensive and undemocratic. (Add to that, I’d close all primaries, because why should non-Democrats have a say in who the Democrats nominate? But I get that’s a more controversial position.)

As for the Bernie v Hillary thing. He clearly states that if Bernie is still competitive than the primaries continue.

[w4rma]

54. And how is he going to determine if Sanders is "competitive" until the Sanders states vote?

Is he going to rely on the always wrong polls? No, from what I can tell, this is just another attempt to censor Sanders by the neoliberals currently scared of the voters.

[one_voice]

63. I believe he explained it..

but I don't post there so I won't be censoring anyone.

[w4rma]

64. I read it. And I disagree with his analysis. (nt)

[Kittycat]

128. I agree that we used to talk more of down ticket races. That said...

Many of us parse those seats out in the primaries. We need strong voter turn out to make sure quality candidates advance in the fall.

[ymetca]

49. I'll believe it when I see it

Do you know what else we all agree on? The Supreme Court… Even assuming the worst crazy shit people say about Clinton, fact is the next president will get to determine the Supreme Court’s direction for at least a generation, if not longer than that. It will be a new liberal Supreme Court that will overturn Citizens United, that will protect voting rights, that will protect labor unions, that will end partisan gerrymandering, that will undo the myriad roadblocks to citizens participation in our democracy...

I'll wager HRC achieves exactly zero of the above, if elected. At least with Bernie we had a dim possibility.

[Skinner]

50. I'm looking forward to losing my integrity and credibility. (nt)

[wyldwolf]

53. Will you also do it on the 15th?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

59. I stand with David and Markos.

[andrewv1]

99. Yeah, that's what you call a Good Dino....

So stand for authority & don't question, just like a Republican....

That's not what a True Democrat is.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

105. I literally couldn't care less...

Yeah, that's what you call a Good Dino....

So stand for authority & don't question, just like a Republican....

That's not what a True Democrat is

SMH


I literally couldn't care less what you think of me, pal. Go hurl your petty, personal and puerile epithets at someone else.

Oh, Markos and David do more to advance Democratic causes than some random internet poster.

[Bread and Circus]

121. You stand with a lot of people, I've noticed.

[riversedge]

149. He stands with the best.

[Godhumor]

55. Snort.

That was perfectly understated.

[Blue_In_AK]

61. And I'm looking forward to spending a lot of time in the Photo Group.

Just kidding. Don't tase me, bro.

[Chitown Kev]

65. lol

[GusBob]

66. Lol I bet you are tired

I got your back Capt

[greatauntoftriplets]

67. LMAO!

[Starry Messenger]

72. Ha! (nt.)

[NurseJackie]

93. Ha!! :-D (That's funny!)

Go, Hillary! We love you!

[Bleacher Creature]

122. You're not the only one looking forward to it. nt

[ismnotwasm]

137. Hahahaha!

[BreakfastClub]

60. The writing is on the wall. What exactly do you want them to do? If the Hillary Hatefest

continues after she is the obvious nominee, then The Daily Kos effectively becomes oppositional to the democratic party.

[whatchamacallit]

62. But Bobby Kennedy...

[That Guy 888]

68. Not exactly: "IF Sanders eats into Clinton’s big delegate lead by March 15, then we carry on."

As of today, Hillary Clinton has 596 delegates to Bernie Sanders’ 407 (not including Super Delegates, because fuck them they don’t count). That is a 59.4 to 40.5 percent split. Over the next two weeks, By March 15, nearly half the delegates will have been awarded. By all indications, Clinton will expand that delegate lead.

If she doesn’t, and Bernie Sanders overperforms expectations and the polls, then congrats to him, this primary continues! But if he continues to fall short, the math becomes prohibitive. If your state hasn’t voted, don’t sweat it! You can still vote for whoever you want when it’s your turn. But don’t get upset that your vote doesn’t matter. That’s the way the primary calendar works. Iowa and New Hampshire’s votes matter the most for no rational reason, and everyone else gets to pick among the scraps until the scraps are gone and the math is determinative. It’s a bullshit system, but it’s what we’re stuck with. We can all work to change it next time around.

To reiterate, if Sanders eats into Clinton’s big delegate lead by March 15, then we carry on. But if he doesn’t, then on March 15 this site officially transitions to General Election footing. That means, we will focus our attention not just on Donald Trump or his rivals, but also on the Senate, the House, and state-level races. If you want the most liberal government possible, we aren’t going to get that this cycle in the White House, but we can keep building the bench down the ballot so that come 2024, we have lots of great liberals to choose from.

[jfern]

82. If Bernie gets the nomination, March 15 will be the worst point

for him. He doesn't have any really bad states after March 15. Kos chose that threshold so that it would sound reasonable to the uninformed, but that Bernie would have no chance of meeting it. Really pathetic move by Kos.

[That Guy 888]

113. Ah ok, don't know what to say about that, in part because I'm in the neo-Confederacy.

Which means I've already cast my most meaningful vote for the Presidency as TX goes reliably Red. So I can vote for Bernie no matter what. It sucks that so many liberals want to help Clinton and the DNC end the primary prematurely.

[CoffeeCat]

69. DKOS, devolving into a HRC propaganda site.

I am wondering if they were paid off.

I can understand doing this once a nominee is firm. But March 15?

This is nothing but a blackout of half of the Democratic party when we're in the middle of a primary.

Bernie could still win. Yes, it's a long shot. However, it's possible.

This is censorship and its designed specifically to disappear Bernie voices and give the appearance that Hillary has more support (and less opposition) than she does.

I'm thinking that it's high time that people get together and start their own discussion websites that are not so blatantly acting as PR devices for Hillary Clinton. Because that's EXACTLY what that site will become.

He even told people they couldn't use the word "neocon" as it relates to Hillary Clinton. Good God. Let's specifically mention how important it is to cover up her war engineering. Truly unbelievable.

[Merryland]

70. I wonder what happens if she's indicted after March 15?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

75. If the mythical indictment comes...

If the mythical indictment comes some people and FOX will have an orgasm.


BTW, thanks for serving it up.

[Kittycat]

73. The same will happen here

They know we congregate online, and aren't influenced by traditional media that has been carefully been washed and filtered by campaign contributors. So, the next stop is places like this. There can be no sign of debate for the anointed one.

I guess the point has finally come when a candidate has tested the limits of the corporate gravy train, and we can't have that. Free thought. Free speech. It's no longer welcome. Not even in the democratic party. So if you don't mind, please protest in the "free speech zone", away from the cameras, and out of sight from anyone or anything you are actually protesting. And please disable your internet and camera, while we try to block any competing message. Because, 'Murika. GWB HRC does it matter? Do we matter?

[w4rma]

77. Actually, the authoritarians in the Hillary Clinton bubble/group are complaining how it *won't*

happen here, at DU, until the primary voters have actually voted.

[jwirr]

118. Bingo. You are so correct. Because we Bernie supporters

have used the internet for our campaign from the beginning now they want to cut us off from that source. IMO anyone who operates a sight on the internet should refuse to be bought off - this is like all the other attempts to close free speech on the internet down.

If they do that before the end of the primary here on DU I already have several places that I know will not sell out. In no way should this site take our freedom from us after telling us from the beginning that they were for it.

[bobbobbins01]

74. Fuck this guy. The shit he wrote right before super tuesday was sickening.

And now its more of the same. I don't go there anymore, and once this site pulls that no speaking bad about the candidate bullshit, I'm out of here too. Silencing dissent is what fascists do.

[azurnoir]

76. went there a few times stopped after seeing Markos Moulitsas Zúniga on TV and getting a feel for

the enormous size of his ego-ring kissing indeed

[Hoyt]

78. I think that is a smart move if Sanders becomes an irritant more than a viable candidate.

The ultimate goal is to win the General Election, not see how long we can fight among ourselves and damage our GE chances.

[madfloridian]

84. We hear that every year.

Yet the party keeps moving to the right. We have lost a little more of congress each time. So is silencing dissenting voices the right answer?

[Ghost Dog]

169. To win

by espousing what policies?

[NurseJackie]

88. What a pity.

Go, Hillary! We love you!

[ChairmanAgnostic]

168. And more than a few of us do not.

[jalan48]

91. The Ides of March-has to be the Onion.

[HubertHeaver]

111. And the Onion is owned by Hillary

[corbettkroehler]

94. Kos Can Kiss My $$ Goodbye

When he pleads for money, his is most persuasive. After this, it won't matter how his phrases his requests.

[demwing]

98. A list of states and territories that DK wants to ignore:

These areas all vote after 3/15 -

Arizona
Idaho
Utah
Alaska
Hawaii
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
New York
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Indiana
Guam
West Virginia
Kentucky
Oregon
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
California
Montana
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
DC

These will decide 49.9% of all pledged delegates, and 53.1% of all Super delegates.

DK wants us to unite behind a candidate when we're only 1/2 done voting?

FUCK THAT NOISE.

[mckara]

102. Unless She Gets Indicted

Hubris and Fate have a history of conflict

[SoapBox]

106. Let it slide to a Right Wing site...

Because that is what they will create...big money, big power, War Hawking, Wall Street loving, Trade Pact creating...and on and on.

That is what their candidate of choice is, so be it...the site has been dead to me for years.

[malthaussen]

107. The article does not support that interpretation. n/t

[John Poet]

123. If KOS wants to act like some Central American dicatator,

maybe he should move back there.

I hear Honduras is nice right now. There he could experience the results of Hillary's SOS policies first-hand.


That site of his is SO FUCKED UP with so many scripts and ads, I can't even get the pages to load anymore. No great loss here.

[TM99]

130. If leftists want alternatives, there are alternatives

out there. Just look for them.

[SylviaD]

136. ...but do you know what the Daily Kos has not discarded? Reality. n/t

[Beacool]

138. I don't read the DailyKos, so I don't care.

Although, after all the anti-Hillary posts that were brought here from that site, let me just LOL!!!

[NorthCarolina]

141. I very seldom ever even go to Kos anymore, and even then

I usually read a few post headlines then exit. I don't hang there, or post there, and I have really no use for a Democratic site with a neocon twist anyway.

[Loudestlib]

142. It helps with Chelsea Clinton being on the board of their parent company.

[basselope]

144. LOL. How to get Trump elected by Daily Kos

[MaggieD]

147. Kos suggested free republic

I think that's an excellent suggestion. LOL!

[NCTraveler]

150. Makes perfect sense. Nt

[NNadir]

151. Kos is only nominally a "journalist." In some ways, given his...

...lack of even a shred scientific knowledge or respect for subject as experimental as opposed to ideological procedure , he may fit the profile of an American journalist; if I'm correct he may have a degree in journalism. (This would explain his scientific ignorance, since I've long suspected that in America one cannot get a journalism degree if one has passed a science course.)

Nevertheless all of the touchy Feely stuff aside, he makes it very clear that he owns his website.

Now personally I happen to agree with Kos - and for personal reasons I have zero respect for him - that some of the contempt for Ms. Clinton is way over the top, but I say that as a person who trembles at the thought of the worst racist president since Woodrow Wilson, a putative President Trump.

I have been banned at Daily Kos for stating a truth about a obvious consequence of a scientific paper written by a prominent climate scientist to whom Kos and his waterboys used to appeal often (albeit in a less than comprending way) but as I'm sure Kos would happily point out, it's his web site and he controls for better or worse what can be said there.

Now. I can't apologize to him for telling the truth nor am I compelled to have any respect for him - I have a low opinion of him and I'm quite sure in my own way that as hard as he works for Democratic victory he's more a partisan than a person concerned with humanity but that said...

You have plenty of places on the Internet where you can express your opinion that Ms. Clinton is the reincarnation of Elena Caucescu if you really think as much - and I profoundly disagree with you on that score if in fact you think that. Although I don't like the guy and have little if any respect for him, I certainly understand where he's coming from having held my nose to go to the post to which you object.

Do what I do if you despise Kos. Ignore him.

[Robbins]

152. so why should bernie supporters support dem party

Los is talking on both sides of mouth they promate clinton who is candiate supporting DWS.

The establishment makes it easy for me to leave

[Geronimoe]

155. The Revolustion ends on March 15th

According to Markos.

Partisan politics is for morons.

[MineralMan]

162. Perhaps DU will do the same.

That date makes a lot of sense, actually, for the same reasons expressive on that site. I'm not a Daily KOS fan,but the logic is correct.