While Sanders is busy filling up stadiums, Clinton can't even fill an atrium in a rich person's home

[arcane1]

They paid money for this!!

[nadinbrzezinski]

1. And here is a photo

Ok, to do a bad imitation of a certain group... where the hell are the PoC in this photo?

[grasswire]

3. OH!

Thanks for that. Looks like about fifty people, who paid five hundred bucks each.

[nadinbrzezinski]

6. Yup

[arcane1]

8. And their obvious enthusiasm is contagious

[nadinbrzezinski]

14. I especially liked the kid at the front

he looks positively giddy.

[SwampG8r]

24. They look like the dr just said

Lets.go into my office and go over tbese test results.

[nichomachus]

37. I like the woman who is asleep. That's an endorsement. n/t

[arcane1]

5. It's like an Amway gathering, with a few kids included.

We get more people than that at work when it's someone's anniversary. And more diverse, too!

[jfern]

9. It's the deep south, must not be too many blacks there

[JimDandy]

20. I know, right?

Seriously, one of the white people in the atrium shouted that Williams was trespassing!

As if black people couldn't possible be any of the guests!! 'The Firewall is only allowed in the Firewall door-here are your aprons' .

[virtualobserver]

11. They removed the PoC.... which is funny since she donated $500 just like everyone else there.

[nadinbrzezinski]

12. From their point of view that was embarrassing.

[arcane1]

13. $500 isn't enough to ask a question, it's only enough to listen. n/t

[virtualobserver]

15. the protester played it perfectly..she initially said nothing...then Hillary read the sign out loud.

[Art_from_Ark]

17. That was priceless

[reformist2]

19. "What's this - 'We have to bring them to heel' " ... Beautiful.

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

26. Serving the drinks, OBVIOUSLY.

In case it's not obvious:

[cherokeeprogressive]

30. Well I know of at least one PoC that was escorted from the room!

And I believe she was a paying guest.

[pdsimdars]

33. With energy and ehthusiasm like that

we're sure to win back . . . er . .. nothing (if we win anything at all)

[earthside]

35. What a brave young woman.

And she was quite respectful and civil in her protest.

Mrs. Clinton, however, was getting rather hot under the collar of her gown-coat towards the end.

You know, for all the smugness emanating out of the Clinton campaign that this nomination process is just about over, I'm getting the real sense that there is indeed another more quiet ratcheting-up of support and enthusiasm for Sen. Sanders.

I think you really see it in this video, Hillary Clinton is not one of us, she is part of the one-tenth of the one percent and she acts like she deserves all the privilege she is due because of who she is.

[SheilaT]

4. Oh, my.

At this point in 2004, I attended some Howard Dean events. Not hugely high donor, but I paid the money to attend a relatively small gathering in a private home, perhaps 30 people. And it was much nicer, especially in terms of being able to speak with him, one on one, than this seems to be.

[CoffeeCat]

34. I think she has a tough time being human

and real. God, she comes off as pathological as her extreme political stances (Catering to Wall Street, warmongering with neocons).

The way Hillary said, "I've never been asked that!" was terse. She softened it up, probably after realizing that she sounded like a crazy person.

Nice to see a truth teller forcing Hillary out of the scripted campaign bubble that she's fortified around herself. Sick of listening to her fake, robotic soundbyte bananza from hell. Which we all know is lies on top of more lies.

[dchill]

7. The obvious comeback from the HRC camp...

Each of those donors is worth a thousand of us deadbeats.

[begin_within]

10. I wish she would quit the campaign and the Democratic Party

So sick of her...

[Stuckinthebush]

22. Seeing as how she is going to win the nomination

And is a Democrat, I don't see that happening.

[hack89]

31. What is wrong with letting the voters decide?

I thought coronations were a bad thing?

[Jitter65]

18. But these few people are likely to have more influence over how their communities work to

overcome issues than those at the stadium. Hillary is speaking about the criminal justice system and moves to put body camera on police. That is if anyone cared to listen to her remarks.

[tk2kewl]

21. Clinton and her cronies were entitled to their little circle jerk

Why did this girl have to be so impolite?

[PonyUp]

23. kick n/t

[Nanjeanne]

25. I See White People

[mythology]

27. And in spite of what you're implying

She's won two of the first three states. It's almost like the nomination isn't decided simply by having the largest campaign rallies.

[thesquanderer]

39. Basically tied in delegates.

Hillary is ahead in # of states won.
Bernie is ahead in popular vote.
Neither of those things determines who gets the nomination, any more than the size of the rallies.

[yourpaljoey]

28. damn

[UglyGreed]

29. When you are

a part of the establishment you do not need many "regular people" to win......

[sufrommich]

32. Those filled stadiums aren't converting to votes.

That seems a little more important at this point.

[Faux pas]

36. Is that all she's got for an answer??

People need to wake up to the fact that hrc could give 2 craps.

[PonyUp]

38. knr nt

[thesquanderer]

40. Hillary tickets, $500. Bernie tickets, free.

Hillary reading back her own words off that sign, priceless.