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Views The Revolution May Not Be Televised, But Bernie Sanders Is Going All The Way First the political powers that be tried to count Bernie Sanders out after Super Tuesday, only to watch him come roaring back with a Michigan miracle that shocked the political world. After being given a 1 in 100 chance by pollsters of winning the Wolverine State, Sanders knocked down the Clinton... Read more |
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Views Run, Bernie, Please Keep Running We all win when Bernie Sanders runs. We need him to continue through the Democratic Convention and beyond. You can pardon my enthusiasm, but I’ll now be sending him my $27. That Bernie came in second in this past Tuesday’s primaries doesn’t mean much. He got more than enough votes to justify an... Read more |
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News Sanders Claims 'Game-Changing' Win as Revolution Revs Engine in Michigan Supporters of Bernie Sanders upend naysayers, pundits, and polls by delivering primary win in bellwether state Read more |
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News Sanders Surge Eyes Nevada and South Carolina as Clinton Firewalls Show Cracks "They took [black voters] for granted and underestimated Bernie’s support... They’ve now discovered there are black folks 'feeling the Bern.'" Read more |
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Views Bernie Sanders Is Changing Hillary Clinton One Day (and One Debate) at a Time Clinton refined her message in Milwaukee last night. Read more |
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Views I Thought Sanders Was Bad for Black People. These Women Changed My Mind. The candidate's economic plan is more important than I realized. Read more |
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News Backing Bernie's Boldness, South Carolina Lawmaker Flips on Clinton Hillary Clinton represents 'status quo,' says Justin Bamberg, who is representing the family of Walter Scott, a black man shot and killed last year by a police officer Read more |
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Views If Ohio Bans Gerrymandering Today, There Could be Hope for American Democracy As voters go to the polls today in communities across the country, one state considers a bold fix for our broken political process. Read more |
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Views News From the Frontlines of the GOP’s War on Voting Less than four weeks away from a crucial election that may see control of the Senate shift to the GOP, there’s a bitter fight underway. Activists are battling a wave of restrictive new voting laws passed over the past few years by Republican-controlled legislatures. In recent weeks, the courts have... Read more |
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Further Returning the Favor: Protecting Men From Themselves and Their Too-Often Iffy Judgment Oklahoma State Senator Judy Eason McIntyre at a rally protesting that state's Personhood bill Following their God-given nurturing instincts, women legislators are increasingly proposing bills aimed at monitoring sexual health issues for men clearly ill-equipped to make those decisions for... Read more |