Glenn Reynolds: Hillary's delusional media courtiers [Click] Now this writer does seem to be partisan, but his basic thesis is certainly reasonable, traditional and American. What particularly strikes me is the site of publication: USA Today. I never did care much for USA Today—it seems to have far too little content—it's suitable for the TV [particularly cable TV] generation. But it does have a huge circulation, and is probably more influential than many other newspapers, the NY Times for example.
Herewith a few gleanings from the online political press… --Alan
Hell to Pay [Click] Josh Marshall's cogitations about the results of a brokered GOP convention.
Bernie packs 'em in in the Bronx [Click] ELECTION 2016Exclusive Footage: Trying to Score an Upset on Hillary's Turf, Bernie Draws Huge Bronx Crowd Sanders, Spike Lee, actress Rosario Dawson and the rapper Residente all spoke at a rally in the South Bronx. As many as 18,500 New Yorkers packed St. Mary’s Park in the Bronx to support Bernie Sanders...
What I saw in the article on "nonwhite voters" is that Bernie support continues to increase among all demographic groups. But what I learned that I didn't know is that provisional ballots are still being counted, including in Illinois.
I was supposed to have a (routine!) colonoscopy today, but there was evidently a failure to communicate, and the gastroenterology department schedulers didn't know anything about it. (I discovered the problem last week.) I figure that's a first-rate April Fools joke!
Oh--having read that more than 18K people turned out for Bernie in the South Bronx, I wondered how many turned out for HIllary Clinton at the Apollo Theater a couple of days ago. I found no mention of that on line, but found the Apollo can seat no more than about 1500 people.
We have the power! Let us not misuse it...
ReplyDeleteAbout the HRC e-mail server investigation:
Glenn Reynolds: Hillary's delusional media courtiers [Click] Now this writer does seem to be partisan, but his basic thesis is certainly reasonable, traditional and American. What particularly strikes me is the site of publication: USA Today. I never did care much for USA Today—it seems to have far too little content—it's suitable for the TV [particularly cable TV] generation. But it does have a huge circulation, and is probably more influential than many other newspapers, the NY Times for example.
—Alan
I left a comment on the last thread.
ReplyDeleteHerewith a few gleanings from the online political press…
ReplyDelete--Alan
Hell to Pay [Click] Josh Marshall's cogitations about the results of a brokered GOP convention.
Bernie packs 'em in in the Bronx [Click] ELECTION 2016Exclusive Footage: Trying to Score an Upset on Hillary's Turf, Bernie Draws Huge Bronx Crowd
Sanders, Spike Lee, actress Rosario Dawson and the rapper Residente all spoke at a rally in the South Bronx. As many as 18,500 New Yorkers packed St. Mary’s Park in the Bronx to support Bernie Sanders...
Bolstered by Polls, Fundraising Haul, Sanders Surges Forward into Wis. Primary [Click] Sanders is 'in tune with the mood of the American public.'
Hillary Clinton’s Support Among Nonwhite Voters Has Collapsed [Click] Hmmm…..interesting if true. Very.
In Wisconsin, Bernie Sanders Turns up the Heat on Hillary Clinton [Click]
California Republicans May Determine Whether Trump Is the Nominee [Click] Golden State GOP is actually relevant, for once.
What I saw in the article on "nonwhite voters" is that Bernie support continues to increase among all demographic groups. But what I learned that I didn't know is that provisional ballots are still being counted, including in Illinois.
DeleteDidn't think of one terrific April Fools joke. Alas. Perhaps next year.
ReplyDeleteI was supposed to have a (routine!) colonoscopy today, but there was evidently a failure to communicate, and the gastroenterology department schedulers didn't know anything about it. (I discovered the problem last week.) I figure that's a first-rate April Fools joke!
ReplyDelete--Alan
And here is one more political news note:
The Clash of Trump, Bernie and Hillary Is About to Create a Huge Political Circus in New York [Click] New York’s presidential primary almost never causes much of a ripple, but the ever-surprising 2016 campaign has changed that.
Oh--having read that more than 18K people turned out for Bernie in the South Bronx, I wondered how many turned out for HIllary Clinton at the Apollo Theater a couple of days ago. I found no mention of that on line, but found the Apollo can seat no more than about 1500 people.
Delete--Alan
THANK-YOU for all the great links and news, Alan!! Very encouraging indeed!! :-D
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