jelun

I had to laugh as a true socialist to see Democratic Party "members" complaining that just maybe Hillary Clinton is afraid to face Bernie Sanders and that is why they can't convince the leadership to have debates almost 16 months out from the election.
Honestly, I am pleased that Senator Sanders will be included I am not sure that we have any reason to expect that he would be. He and I are not Dems and we see kindness in inclusion.

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/nation-world/national/article30164082.html

She Wolf Loc: Currently Georgia

I like Bernie. At this point in time he is my front runner. I think the Democrats are getting a lesson. The people will choose the candidate or you loose.

The Democrats have been sending me e-mails begging for money since the last election. In the beginning it appeared Hillary was going to be their candidate. They just assumed the power brokers of the party would choose. Bernie's campaign has shown them the error of their ways. The people have had enough of both parties' power brokers.

I believe if they force Hillary on the people, the next president will be a Republican. Most of the other Independents I know, will not back her. Quite a few would back Bernie. I hope the Democrats wake up before it is to late. We need new ideas not the same ole same ole. Hillary owes way to many favors to the wrong people.

If nothing else Bernie's campaign is forcing the others to take a closer look at the social problems of this country. One way or another, he will make a difference in this campaign. I say ROCK ON, BERNIE.