Disregard or take with a huge grain of salt the poll breaking in New Hampshire it has two

[Uncle Joe]

primary purposes.

1. Build expectations of a Bernie win beyond reality so that even should he win by 5-10 points or less the corporate media conglomerates will state that he under-performed, Hillary did really well in the debates and is surging.

They're just playing the expectations game.

2. The second motivation by the corporate media conglomerates is to induce complacency with Bernie supporters making them less likely in turning out to vote. If Bernie is winning by 20-30 points, "why should I bother to vote?"

Take heed of what happened in Iowa, every vote counts.

[DanTex]

1. Conspiracy!

[Uncle Joe]

2. Conflict of interest!

[elias49]

3. Naive much?

We're not in Mayberry any more.

[DanTex]

4. They're coming to get you! It's the freemasons!

[alcibiades_mystery]

5. Imagine four years of that level thinking

In charge of the military and police apparatus.

Would any of us survive it?



Good lord.

[Uncle Joe]

6. Imagine six mega conglomerates owing 90+% of everything the American People see on television, hear

on the radio or read in print; books, newspapers, magazines, that would be inconceivable wouldn't it?

[DanTex]

7. They might need some more of those FEMA camps...

[Uncle Joe]

9. When is the last time you heard T.V. bring up the issue of our corrupt campaign finance system? n/t

[gyroscope]

10. And Bush won both elections fair and square!

Election fraud has never taken place ever, because white people are always honest and would not do such a thing ever.

[underpants]

8. The press way over emphasizes the first two primaries

They don't even go out to the small caucuses in the middle of nowhere. This, back in the day, helped add to the mystique of the Iowa caucus. Yes mystique -- Iowa.

It all comes down to March 1.