When Bernie Loses A State There Is Always Over The Top Analysis Of His Loss And Hillary's Win.....

[global1]

by MSM and the 'talking heads'. They talk about all the demographics and pick it apart to make Bernie look real bad. I don't know if I missed it - but I didn't see that type of analysis today about Bernie's win and Hillary's loss in Wisconsin.

Did I just miss it or was it so negative for Hillary - that they just didn't want to talk about it.

[Bjornsdotter]

1. Turn off the MSM

....start watching TYT, Thom Hartmann, Democracy Now! etc.

[highprincipleswork]

2. The wins they just ignore and make it all about the Republicans.

[pangaia]

3. Don't be surprised.

Since I go to the YMCA 6 days/week to work out, and one of the TV monitors has CNN on ALL the time, I have become something of an expert on this stuff. LOL.. Even if I don't look at the monitor it is still there, in spite of watching baseball or the Food Network on my own aerobic machine monitor.

Bernie is NEVER on the screen.. maybe .01% of the time, It is trumptrumptrumptrump hiltrimptrumptrumphilltrumpcruztrumptrumphill'

Occasionally interrupted for a couple days by a terrorist bombing....... drool drool drool drool.


then back to -- trumptrumptrumptrumphiltrimptrumptrumphilltrumpcruztrumptrumphill'

Bernie is a gargantuan threat !! They don't want to even think about him.
And since Hillary is one of them.. well......

[TIME TO PANIC]

4. If it's bad news for Hillary, they sweep it under the rug.

Bernie has won seven of the last eight states. They're running out of excuses.

[Jarqui]

5. I have felt the fix was in on this election for nearly a year.

I've never felt like this.

I lost all faith in the US mainstream media.

I get some objective perspective from the BBC and CBC (who actually still practice some real journalism).

I feel more informed on the net but disillusioned that America in general has lost it's great arbiter for democracy : good journalism for all Americans.

[beltanefauve]

6. News stories about a

Sanders win usually come with a " but he's still SO far behind in delegates."