if you dont vote for bernie sanders, off yourself b :camby:

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

only candidate that isn't bought and paid for by the banking industry. you vote for one of these corporate candidates, kill yaself b

 

[JahFocus CS]

 

[GPBear]

Why do politicians say they're for the people, and then get bankrolled by Time Warner?





Also, why do cops always seem to be fukkin' with black youths?

 

[tmonster]

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

http://gizmodo.com/bernie-sanders-and-elizabeth-warren-are-fighting-for-ch-1717100787

Internet-loving Americans have been waiting way too long for a team of benevolent juggernauts in Washington to take on massive money-hungry cable companies. This week, four freedom-fighting senators took their first swing in the form of a strongly worded letter to the Federal Communications Commission. The message was clear: Bring down broadband prices.

Senators Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Al Franken, and Ed Markey joined forces in asking the FCC to investigate companies that are charging “ridiculous prices” for cable and broadband services. The consumer advocates—quite correctly—argue that this country’s citizens are forced to buy internet from “de facto monopolies.” The letter reads:

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

Young Bernie hosting a sit in to protest segregation of school housing

 

[HideoKojima]

Young Bernie hosting a sit in to protest segregation of school housing

Been for the people, no wishy-washy "changing my stances" for support

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

 

[JahFocus CS]

Bernie 'bout it

 

[Adidacs]

Sadly, he has no chance.

 

[88m3]

 

[JahFocus CS]

Sadly, he has no chance.

Keep doing the work of the most reactionary segments of the Democratic Party by repeating this.

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

Sadly, he has no chance.

Yes he does he's only a few points behind Hilary

 

[Ghpstface]

http://gizmodo.com/bernie-sanders-and-elizabeth-warren-are-fighting-for-ch-1717100787

Internet-loving Americans have been waiting way too long for a team of benevolent juggernauts in Washington to take on massive money-hungry cable companies. This week, four freedom-fighting senators took their first swing in the form of a strongly worded letter to the Federal Communications Commission. The message was clear: Bring down broadband prices.

Senators Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Al Franken, and Ed Markey joined forces in asking the FCC to investigate companies that are charging “ridiculous prices” for cable and broadband services. The consumer advocates—quite correctly—argue that this country’s citizens are forced to buy internet from “de facto monopolies.” The letter reads:

He will disappear under mysterious circumstances trying to do any of those...especially fukking with the banks

 

[Domingo Halliburton]

#FeelTheBern