Cryptoquote Spoiler – 03/24/16

U.S. Congresswoman Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., visits with a patient at the U.S. Air Force hospital as her escorts look on. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

“America is not a melting pot.  It is a sizzling cauldron.”   —   Barbara Ann Mikulski

(“Washington (CNN) Even before Clinton declared her presidential bid earlier this year, more than 60% of Democratic senators had already endorsed her run.”  Of course Barbara was one of them.  This is from an article way back in early November, 2015!  At this time very few had any idea that Bernie Sanders would pose this strong an opposition.  The corporate media all but anointed her the Democratic nominee way back then, and they have bent over backwards to trumpet even her smallest victory, while minimizing and downplaying every Sanders victory.  They know who butters their bread.  They’re also very careful in not showing each of those two candidates’ rallies.  Hillary can barely fill a ballroom, while Bernie is filling stadiums.  There have been numerous voting irregularities in three states – MA, OH, AZ – that Clinton has “won”, but the Sanders camp chooses not to whine about it.  I wonder how many of those 60% are reconsidering their earlier endorsement?  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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