The fact that Bernie is funded by the people really means something.

[rbnyc]

I think it's a revolutionary act and the most important thing about his campaign.

The fact that politics as usual, such as a Comcast Lobbyist hosting an HRC fundraiser produces a response from a large number of Democrats along the lines of "meh" is upsetting to me.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251437388

[virtualobserver]

1. indeed, no one bites the hand that feeds them

if they had the courage to bite the hand, they would have the courage to push the hand away now.

"meh" has taken us to the edge of destruction and
we have reached the point of no return.

[rbnyc]

2. hopefully only nearly

[virtualobserver]

3. I wish that I was more optimistic

Billionaires are openly trying to buy elections, and the most you get from Democrats is mild criticism.

Hillary solution is to raise a couple of billion dollars from the wealthy

“If it turns out to be Jeb versus Hillary we would love that and either outcome would be fine,” one top Republican-leaning Wall Street lawyer said over lunch in midtown Manhattan last week. “We could live with either one. Jeb versus Joe Biden would also be fine. It’s Rand Paul or Ted Cruz versus someone like Elizabeth Warren that would be everybody’s worst nightmare.”

Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2014/04/wall-street-republicans-hillary-clinton-2016-106070.html#ixzz3fbZ6wws8

Her cozy relationship with wall street is dangerous.
China is crashing and we are overdue for a correction.

Only Bernie has the credibility to politically deal with a downturn in the market.

[Binkie The Clown]

4. Just like Howard Dean.

I campaigned hard for him too. (For all the good it did.)