Stay tuned, but not to your TV: Three Big Reasons Why Bernie Sanders Could Still Win This Election

[BigBearJohn]

Last edited Fri Mar 25, 2016, 07:09 AM - Edit history (1)

1. Voters May Uncover Corporate Media’s Biggest Secret: On Health Care, Marijuana and GMO’s, Bernie, Not Hillary, Represents the Views of 80% of Democrats

2. A Criminal Indictment of Clinton Over Email Scandal Could Derail Her Candidacy

3. Democratic Voters May Wise Up to the Reality That Bernie is Far More Likely to Beat Trump Than Hillary

Much more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jonathan-greenberg/three-reasons-bernie-sand_b_9538508.html

[corbettkroehler]

1. 2 Out Of 3

I'm 100% Sanders but feel we shouldn't long for/expect an indictment. I just can't see it happening in time to make a difference because Obama will interfere with a potential blot on his legacy.

[sorechasm]

2. Doesn't matter. Her untrustworthiness is damaging to the Democratic Party. Only her loyal fans miss

this glaring truth:

As a veteran investigative reporter, I have been researching this contest for months, and cannot find any evidence that a candidate has ever become a Democratic nominee with the unfavorability ratings that Clinton has, or with a criminal F.B.I. investigation underway, or with such a high percentage of young voters favoring her opponent.

Although the corporate media has spent endless time covering this election, it has not reported these important facts. And despite a robust First Amendment and staffs that include most of the best investigative reporters in the world, no major news organization has ever investigated what influence the $153 million that corporations and organizations paid in “speaking fees” to Hillary and Bill Clinton during the past 15 years might have brought. Nobody has reported on how this money, and tens of millions in additional corporate campaign donations for Hillary Clinton, has influenced her positions.

A handful of multinational corporations today own America’s mass media. But they do not own us. We have our social networks, and we are using them. Just as Bernie has made political history by relying on small individual donations instead of corporate PACs and billionaires, we, the people, have a chance to share information without corporate gatekeepers determining what we read or hear.

Are millions of American's going to be gullible enough to think she is innocent of every single indiscretion she's been charged with because of the volatility of her enemies?

Hillary Clinton is viewed unfavorably by more Americans than any Democratic presidential front-runner since such polling began. She is now regarded unfavorably by 54.3 percent of Americans polled. Sanders has an unfavorability rating of just 40 percent, far lower than Clinton, and far lower than Donald Trump or Ted Cruz.

Democratic voters are far more intent upon making sure a Democrat wins the general election than they are on making sure Hillary Clinton is that Democrat. If, through their social media, voters in remaining states learn that a Clinton nomination is far more likely to make their nightmare of a Trump presidency a reality, millions could desert Hillary on primary day.

The contest for the heart and soul of the Democratic Party is not yet over.

Stay tuned.... but not to your T.V.