So, what do we do about this?

[rbnyc]

12. it's frustrating...

...because we are fighting a system that is rigged against us through an organization that is rigged against us. The people at the top make rules that help them stay in power everywhere we turn.

This is why the internet is such a threat. Until they rig this system (funny how the TPP addresses internet content and service extensively) regular people have pretty broad access and ability to influence online.

One thing I am doing is creating a Facebook event for every state's Democratic primary and inviting all my friends from that state, asking them to invite their friends, sharing information about how to change party affiliation, and if course, urging them to vote for Bernie Sanders.

I'm just one person, but I think I can bring additional voters into the Democratic primary on Bernie's behalf, a.k.a., our behalf. And it can be done without accidentally funding anyone I don't want to fund.

I hope other people will think that's a good idea and do the same thing.

Also, the internet obviously offers a strong counter to mainstream press, and we keep sharing articles with our contacts and increasing the range of alternative voices.

We have to use every available resource and fight really hard. When I read your posts, I feel so grateful to have such a thoughtful, intelligent, passionate, amazing person in this fight. And I'm even more grateful that you're not the only one I see.

We are a force, and we're here to take the primary, the party, the Presidency, and to take our country back.