Regarding Bernie's ''POLITICAL REVOLUTION''

[Octafish]

It's more a case of restoring power to its rightful owners:

[Jackie Wilson Said]

1. And it may take a younger version of Bernie to come along and accomplish this

if Bernie doesnt get the nomination.

But will the country still be around if the GOP is allowed to destroy it?

Probably not.

[dgauss]

11. Or Democrats could vote for what's obvious and in front of them right now.

[blm]

2. And let it begin with…...

us.

[pat_k]

3. kick 'n' rec!

One of my fondest wishes is that, whether or not Bernie wins the nomination, people who have been inspired to take action by Bernie's campaign, will be inspired to continue the fight for what he stands for after the campaign is over.

Even if he's elected, he can't get the things we want done, done, without a lot of help from "out here."

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511507143

[noretreatnosurrender]

4. Yes It is

I can proudly tell my grandchildren that their mother and father and their grandmother and grandfather fought to bring this about in this election (also their aunts and uncles).

[Lucky Luciano]

5. The really unique opportunity with Bernie was his integrity.

You may find other future candidates promoting what Bernie is - a near certainty this will occur with Bernie's success - but for that candidate to also have Bernie's integrity - may have to wait another 3-4 generations.

[ChiciB1]

8. So Very True... BUT Because Of HIS INTEGRITY It Seems So Many Other

politicians don't want him to get elected. THIS IS THE SADDEST TRUTH of all. Amazing isn't it? I doubt our Congress Critters ever give this much thought anymore.

However, as long as they can keep lying and pulling the wool over people's eyes, WHY WOULD THEY HAVE TO CARE???

Obviously we can clearly see that here because no matter how many issues that Hillary has flip-flopped on it doesn't matter!! Those of us who've seen "her act" before KNOW what to expect and I can only ask "When Will They Ever Learn??"

[pacalo]

6. Going back to the basics = revolutionary.

[arcane1]

7. The radical concept of an involved, engaged, informed populace freaks some people out.

I welcome their fear!

[libdem4life]

9. It's a Sea Change...a Zenith. Takes pressure to build up the momentum

and at some point it begins to feed from within itself. This is not an outlier. This is fundamental change in people really beginning to get how rigged things are and how sold out almost all politicians are.

It's not a left-right/Democrat-Republican/liberal-conservative dyad. It's, as the OP says, restoring power to its rightful owners.

I predict that Bernie will stay the course...President or not as he did not spend decades dreaming of the Prize. He has already created space and energy for that new power being discovered...youth, disenfranchised voters, Hold-the-nose voters, minorities. He's a real leader with a real purpose, IMO, and will continue where the path leads.

[H2O Man]

10. Recommended.

[amborin]

12. K&R

[Octafish]

13. Thanks to ALL who grok and care...

...We the People.

[Hydra]

14. This is what I find most interesting lately

What Bernie is speaking to is not revolutionary, or should not be. He's simply suggesting we go back to how things used to be.

In fact, we have all been part of a revolution for at least 35 years- a revolution against normal people.

[AzDar]

15. K & R

[reddread]

16. It became a revolution yesterday

when the leading candidate for President of the United States uttered the words
"No more wars!" before God and country.

that moment should be recognized and appreciated for what it is. a bold declaration that
we are going to turn the corner towards truth and justice, after more than 50 years.

a little birdie said so.

[panader0]

17. K and R

[JEB]

18. ab-so-fucking-lutely. nt