Roger, I read you article and agree with it too, thus my ambivalence. I wish I could get "hysterical" about Bernie, but my heart is just not in it as long as he supports current U.S. foreign policy (e.g. "defeating ISIS", Israel's apartheid policies, the F-35 Trillion dollar boondoggle).

I endorse Bernie's socialist policies. He may be spearheading a paradigm shift in the social contract and resuscitating FDR social spending. It is beyond comprehension that the public keeps voting against their own self-interest. Obscene wealth and corporate concentration of power cannot exist is a democracy, even as it is ill defined in the U.S.

SP4P is one of the many peace organization that is still hanging on by its fingernails in Tampa Bay and the bizarre state of Florida. When the public is ready for a "peace revolution" there are some of us hardcore groups that are ready to help lead it.

If Hillary gets elected it will result in another lost generation. Secretly I would rather see a Republican get it than her. Thus our predicament of not being "hysterical" for Bernie, but dreading Hillary.