Get ready! When Sanders loses Iowa here will be the excuse you will hear on Tuesday. HRC ROOM

[hrmjustin]

Sanders camp suspicious of Microsoft’s influence in Iowa Caucus

http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/sanders-campaign-suspicious-corporate-influence-iowa-caucus


Just be prepare yourselves for this.

[Iliyah]

1. Yep.

[NurseJackie]

2. I will very much enjoy watching that!

[72DejaVu]

3. The Sanders campaign

Fired up!
Ready to whine!

[NurseJackie]

4. Ha!! :-D

[Cha]

5. At the drop of a hat!

[comradebillyboy]

12. Now that is just mean...I like it though because it's true.

[Cha]

6. More whine on the menu.. what don't they have an excuse for? #corporate #establishment

#Hillary'sTooGood! lol chuckle if they were honest.

[Treant]

15. I know, right?

I always prefer some cheese with my whine.

[Cha]

7. Was the sanders camp suspicious of Josh Uretsky?

[MADem]

8. This is rather RICH.....

Independent reporting systems like the one Sanders’ campaign built are not uncommon. Clinton’s campaign is also preparing its own backup reporting system involving an app and telephone hotline component, according to a campaign aide.

Why didn't they build their own independent "voter" database system, instead of using the DNC database and then stealing data from Clinton (and then, remarkably, enjoying a 'surge' right after that....see, that 'suspicion' thing is a lotta fun when shoved on the other foot!).

[sharp_stick]

9. Oh God I hope not

but some people have themselves so worked up I don't think any amount of reality will pull them out of the bubble they've wrapped themselves in.

I love it when people are passionate about a candidate but it goes too far with some.

[yallerdawg]

10. Never mind the paper trail...

which will be used to certify the results reported Monday.

[BlueCaliDem]

13. FACTS?! We don't need your stinkin' FACTS!

Not when we have:

[kjones]

14. Ha!

[displacedtexan]

11. Where does Bernie think IT experts come from? The cabbage patch?

When I worked in the DC National HQ of the Kerry campaign, our IT director was on leave from his day job... as the personal computer guru for a famous billionaire whose garage startup was not named after a fruit that grows on trees. That was the first time I realized that you could donate people to campaigns. Much more valuable than mere money.

The best IT people are not wingnuts out to subvert the democratic process, Berniebots. They're donating their code to keep us from more 2000 and 2004 disasters.

[NastyRiffraff]

16. This was my first thought

when I heard about the new paranoia from the Sanders camp: Lowering expectations, just in case their god-man (gasp!) loses.

Of course a corporation is involved. To do IT on this scale, you have to have a lot of expertise and yes, money, behind you. But, if Bernie loses, it's all IT's fault!