Published on Nov 24, 2015
Thom Hartmann shares congressional testimony from computer programmer Clinton Curtis regarding tampering with electronic voting machines.

Published on Dec 29, 2015

Thom Hartmann talks with Sam Smith, Journalist/Editor-Progressive Review & Author of several books, Website: http://prorev.com, about Koch Industries helping fund the Democratic Leadership Council, an organization set on pushing the Democratic Party more to the right.

Posted: 12/28/2015 9:38 am EST Updated: 12/28/2015 9:59 am EST

On December 22, 2015, Hillary Clinton spoke at a high school in Iowa, and she made a comment that speedily boomeranged on her:

I wouldn't keep any school open that wasn't doing a better-than-average job.
(See Clinton's full speech here.)

I wrote a wry response regarding the mathematical nonsense related to her misspoken goal of all schools' being "above average."

However, even as US News rushed to Clinton's rescue to say that Clinton's comment had been taken out of context, the greater problem is that Clinton tossed off such a comment at all.

School closure is destructive, and Clinton demonstrated her corporate-Democratic lack of awareness of the impact of the continued, privatizing-reform attack on the traditional, community-centered, American public school.

In November 2015, Clinton appeared to be critical of charter schools -- and her husband Bill assisted with the backpedaling as billionaire charter-pushing funders like Eli Broad tightened his grip in his wallet. As the December 17, 2015, Wall Street Journal reports:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mercedes-schneider/hillary-clinton-charter-schools_b_8882774.html

I don't know about anyone else, but every time I've ever seen a plane crash there is tons of wreckage.

Wheres the plane?


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http://dowefeelthebern.com/

Go ahead, click it

And I mean nationally.

Source: Huffington Post

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Bernie Sanders' (I-Vt.) presidential campaign will regain access to the Democratic National Committee's national voter file under a deal reached late Friday, hours after Sanders sued the DNC.

The DNC, which suspended Sanders' access to the data after a campaign worker accessed confidential voter information from rival Hillary Clinton's campaign this week, will lift the ban effective on Saturday, according to statements from Sanders and the DNC.

The deal was reached hours after the Sanders campaign accused the DNC in a lawsuit of causing it “substantial financial, reputational and political injury” with the suspension. Friday night's agreement doesn't end the lawsuit, according to a Sanders aide.

Read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/sanders-sues-dnc_56748b06e4b06fa6887d883e?ncid=fcbklnkushpmg00000013§ion=politics

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