What I Don't Get; What I Do¯\_(ツ)_/¯ .

One of my personalize emojis by Davis Jaye

     Guess I've had an epiphany.  Perhaps I've just been too tired, to really give it much thought.  Perhaps I thought someone else would bring this up, for people to talk about.  Someone that gets paid, to write or talk about this.

     Yes, I am a supporter and will vote for Hillary Clinton.  

But, all along, I have said that if Bernie Sanders won the nomination; I will vote for him rather than take my chances with the GOP.  And all along, I have been asking different people that I encounter on the internet who support Sanders, and so vehemently oppose Clinton, to vet him and send me information about him.  I think of all the links that people send me about Clinton, many of which are either flat out untrue, or have been taken completely out of context, (Clinton campaigned for Goldwater before she could vote) or referred to untruths that I have heard over the 20+ years she's been in the public's eye (in most cases, more than once), IT SHOULDN'T BE TOO HARD TO SEND ME SOME POSTS, LINKS, ETC, TELLING OF ALL THE GOOD ABOUT BERNIE.  

     I always ask nicely, for information on him.  For why they're feeling the Bern.  Nobody has sent me squat. 

      For the most part, this post is not about the contest at hand between Secretary Clinton and Senator Sanders.  

       It is about Bernie Sanders.  

Rather, it's about what has been by far underreported on for the entirety of the presidential race.   Bernie Sanders' history.

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      Well, here we are on another eve of a decision.
     Tomorrow we'll see New Hampshire picks as the best representative of each party.
     Labels, in my world, usually refer to the thingamajigs triple stitched into the neckline of my kids' clothes, that have to removed prior to the item of clothing ever being worn.  They're itchy, scratchy, and seldom contain more than size, washing instructions, list of what materials were used in the composition and the country of where it was made.