But seeing a venue that size filled with tons of people is so incredibly inspiring. But I worry about the delegates who may be uncommitted or have gone to Hillary. Certainly some of them must think the Bernie train has more juice than what they have already sided with. I hope someone can post some info on delegates and how Bernie would get some of the Super Delegates.

So this only shows that Bernie has amazingly built a bigger army there in the course of a month and a half. And you have to remember, as I have said before, Iowa voters like to, using the car buying analogy, "kick the tires" of political candidates. Iowa voters can smell insincerity in a candidate. And Bernie holds a lead among voters in the sincerity department. Just the fact he has gained significant ground in Iowa since November shows he has momentum.

That's about the only way I see this shit ending. And then they don't want to pay their taxes? What a bunch of unAmerican scumbags.

If you are back deep in your side of the field, and you need to score, you do it little by little. Keep getting first downs till

you are in scoring position. Same applies here too. Iowa is first. Ohio is important. Absolutely. But it seems for this

moment its the time to focus energy on Iowa and New Hampshire now. Laying groundwork for Ohio is good. But Iowa is

the first test. We have to make sure we will pass it.

Always wishing it could be more.

I hope the final tally blows the doors off of those neanderthal pundits/critics.



And BTW way if NM Steve is seeing this I can't post pics of freeway signs--no link. It was freezing out. But we were on I-25 overpass with lighted Bernie sign. Although it wasn't as bright as we thought, it's going back to quality control for adjustments. "Bernie" was in lavender(hard to see) and "2016" was in blue. A bit easier visually. Hopefully we'll find a way to share.

You guys helped me 2 years ago and I'll never forget it. So now its my turn.