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The opening moves have been played. The fight has taken shape. We are well into the middle-game


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David Brock's hardball tactics worry Clinton supporters

Key Democratic players are worried that Hillary Clinton ally David Brock could be hurting her image and hampering her chances of winning the presidency.


In interviews over the past month, Clinton donors, fundraisers and operatives have told The Hill that the concerns about Brock’s comments, particularly some of his attacks on Bernie Sanders, stretch all the way to the top of Clinton’s political machinery.
A leading figure in the Democracy Alliance, the liberal equivalent of the conservative Koch brothers’ donor network, said donors he associates with would like to put Brock “back in the can.”

“I have heard people express concern that what he does could be harmful generally” to the campaign, the donor said.

Longtime Clinton fundraiser Bill Brandt, an Illinois-based businessman and personal friend of Bill Clinton, said of Brock, “David is well meaning but I think perhaps like a zealot. He should keep it in check a bit. I don’t think this needs to be about tearing Bernie down. … It’s getting nasty and it doesn’t need to be.”


http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/269791-david-brocks-hardball-tactics-worry-clinton-supporters

Bernie Jumps Over 30 points In New York Poll

Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are locked in a surprisingly competitive battle for New York, with a poll on Thursday showing that the Vermont senator has closed to within 12 points of the former first lady — who only recently led by 48 in her adopted home state.

The Quinnipiac University poll shows Clinton leading 54 to 42 percent heading into the New York primary on April 19, when 291 delegates are at stake.

That’s a dramatic shift from two polls earlier in March

Democratic analyst Douglas Schoen said the closer-than-expected results mirror a national trend.

Sanders, he said, is connecting with the most liberal progressive voters, of whom there are many in New York. Bernie is also riding momentum from a wave of victories in Western states.

http://marshallreport.com/2016/04/01/bernie-jumps-over-30-points-in-new-york-poll/

World Trade Center Building 7 Evaluation Introduction

Dr. J. Leroy Hulsey, Chair of the University of Alaska Fairbanks’ (UAF) Civil and Environmental Engineering Department, is conducting a study into the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7 on September 11, 2001.

Dr. J. Leroy Hulsey, of the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and two Ph.D. research assistants are partnering with the non-profit Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth for an engineering study known as “World Trade Center Building 7 Evaluation.” The researchers are using finite element modeling to evaluate the possible causes of World Trade Center Building 7’s collapse.

(I'm sure there will be many of you that immediately call this woo woo)

But it is a real study by the University of Alaska and deserves to be seen and not thrown in the dungeon.

Hillary’s Support Among Nonwhite Voters Has Collapsed

On February 27th, Hillary Clinton led Bernie Sanders among African-American voters by 52 points.

By March 26th, she led Sanders among African-Americans by just nine points.

And today, Public Policy Polling, a widely respected polling organization, released a poll showing that Sanders leads Clinton among African-American voters in Wisconsin by 11 points.

https://www.laprogressive.com/hillary-fading/

Why is it that Bernie

does so well in caucuses and not so well in voting states?

It doesn't make any sense does it?

easy to flip electronic votes comparatively?

Holy crap! Blowout in Washington and Alaska so far!!

Bernie will be in Madison WI saturday!

At the coliseum, Seats 10,000

He filled that when he was here last July!

Delagates

If you look at the delegates awarded tonight in AZ (vote in so far)


Winner H. Clinton
60.6%

196,617 45
B. Sanders

36.9%
119,798 17

45 Clinton 17 Sanders

and divide them into the vote

http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president

you would get 7000 votes per delegate for Sanders

And 4350 votes per delegate for Clinton.

What seems democratic about this?

any place to watch election returns tonight?

Cable is Terror terror terror 24/7!