Windsor, CA
\nFebruary 22, 2016<\/p>\n
by Rich Scheck<\/p>\n
According to the NY times, Hillary Clinton is on the verge of locking Such an occurrence will be a shocking blow to the millions of Sanders If true, that leaves a very serious question: with so much time before the They have a bunch of options that will depend in part on what Sanders They can back one of the existing third-party candidates like Jill Stein. They can also withdraw and either drop out or just wait for 2020, having Of course, they can hold their nose and vote for Hillary, despite the fact She’s a woman: that means they can make “herstory” by electing the first It is far too early to predict with so many rapidly changing factors. One He missed countless opportunities to go for the jugular against such a You can bet a Donald Trump or any other Republican nominee will not be so Sanders also had a unique opportunity to play the blame game aggressively Instead of appealing to the millions of those who doubt the official narrative of The question remains: what will Sanders’ followers do in the days ahead as Sadly for them, it looks like we are about to find out!<\/p>\n References:<\/span><\/p>\n https:\/\/stateofthenation2012.com\/?p=31966<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n http:\/\/www.informationclearinghouse.info\/article44271.htm<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n http:\/\/investmentwatchblog.com\/trump-insider-trump-will-audit-the-fed\/<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n http:\/\/patriotrising.com\/2016\/02\/20\/hillary-6-out-of-6-coin-tosses-won-in-iowa-and-now-clinton-wins-precinct-with-lucky-ace\/<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n http:\/\/usuncut.com\/politics\/the-nevada-caucus-is-a-complete-fiasco\/<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n https:\/\/stateofthenation2012.com\/?p=31862<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n
\nup the Democratic presidential nomination.
\nhttp:\/\/www.nytimes.com\/2016\/02\/22\/us\/politics\/delegate-count-leaving-bernie-sanders-with-steep-climb.html?_r=1<\/a><\/p>\n
\nfollowers who entertained the dream that his long-shot candidacy would
\nbe successful and provide them with the results he promised.<\/p>\n
\nactual election and such a deep dislike of Mrs. Clinton among most of the
\nSandernistas, what will they do now?<\/p>\n
\nhimself does. They can form a third party and build for the future.<\/p>\n
\nThey can call for a boycott. They can support that part of the Trump
\ncampaign that is anti-establishment like 9\/11 Truth, audit the Fed and
\na sane foreign policy, i. e. work with Russia and no more stupid wars.<\/p>\n
\nmade their point.<\/p>\n
\nthat she represents so much of what they hate including her Neo-con
\nforeign policy record, Wall Street connections and scandal-ridden career.<\/p>\n
\nfemale president like they did with making Obama the first black president.
\nBut what did that get them except more of the same and despair for the
\nfuture rather than what they expected: “Hope and Change”?<\/p>\n
\nthing will be sure to happen and that is recrimination against Sanders for
\nbeing so passive.<\/p>\n
\nvulnerable candidate as Hillary. He started off badly in the first debate when
\nhe gave her a pass on the e-mail scandal. Rather than sticking the dagger in
\non that, Benghazi and her feeble record of countless foreign policy failures
\nas Secretary of State, he decided to play nice and bemoan the media’s focus on
\nher potentially criminal e-mails. https:\/\/stateofthenation2012.com\/?p=31925<\/a><\/p>\n
\nkind. Moreover, Sanders failed to complain loudly about all the funny business
\nin Iowa and Nevada with her campaign tactics and the vote count. Instead of
\ntagging her with the cheat label and branding her as completely untrustworthy
\nto lead the Dems in November, he caved in to his outsider status for fear of
\nruffling the feathers of the party faithful.<\/p>\n
\nagainst the Bush team and less directly against Hillary for the Iraq War with the
\nresulting mess that followed in its wake. Instead he let that issue be preempted
\nby the Republican outsider, Donald Trump, who proceeded to exploit it so
\npowerfully that he dispatched the lame Jeb to the sidelines, likely ending one
\nof the pillars of recent Republican domination—the Bush family— to the dustbin
\nof history.<\/p>\n
\n9\/11 by joining the few Congressmen who supported release of the 28 redacted
\npages of the Senate Intelligence Report on 911, he chose to remain silent on
\nthat critical issue and again allowed Trump to capture it from him.<\/p>\n
\nhis quest falls far short, his promises evaporate into thin air and the hard reality
\nof an ugly political landscape smacks up against their idealism and decency?<\/p>\n