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The New Hampshire Primary

It looks like Senator Bernie Sanders has won the Democratic Primary in New Hampshire.

Donald Trump Has won the Republican Primary in New Hampshire.

Decisions Decisions 2016

I am a Democrat and as a person who leans to the left I am struggling with whom to support for my party’s nomination. Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are in primary season trying to win the number of delegates to advance to face whoever the GOP is going to put up and that race is looking like a battle royale.

I am paying close attention to both and trying to figure out who would be the best person for the job. Both of them want the same things but with different policies and ideas. I believe its time for a woman to be president however I like Bernie’s ideas. Deciding on who to support will take a little more time. Maybe by “Super Tuesday” I will know or by then the clear candidate will be known.

Stephen Colbert on Sarah Palin

I am going to leave this right here. He is quite funny here.

Who I Side With…Bernie Sanders It Appears

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We are in the midst of a political campaign here in the United States and I took a quiz on who I side with the most and Bernie Sanders was a bit of a surprise. Hillary Clinton is a very close second. I haven’t made up my mind between the two. There is no way I would back any Republican running because they are way too far to the right for my taste.

I don’t care who you support, just be sure to vote in the primaries and the general. Your voice does count.

The 11 nations of the United States – Business Insider

“The political parties come and go but the values of the regional cultures are always at play.”

Source: The 11 nations of the United States – Business Insider

This reminds me a little of the TV show “Revolutions” where there were different national territories established after the power went out across the world. It also has shades of Panem of “The Hunger Games”

Quote Of The Day

My friends, love is better than anger. Hope is better than fear. Optimism is better than despair. So let us be loving, hopeful and optimistic. And we’ll change the world….Jack Layton (1950-2011), former Member of the Canadian Parliament.