when you think about it, it's positively Rovian.

[magical thyme]

Hillary's greatest weakness: even her supporters don't trust her

Bernie's greatest strength: even the GOP trusts him

[Jester Messiah]

1. I trust Hillary implicitly.

It's what I trust her to do that makes me not want to vote for her!

[ReasonableToo]

2. nice. +1

[Ed Suspicious]

3. Yes.

[TBF]

4. Right? K&R for your post and the OP. nt

[WillyT]

5. LOL !!!

[ejbr]

6. Okay. Fair enough n/t

[Enthusiast]

9. Well done.

[AzDar]

7. Debbie WantsToRigIt-Schultz needs to step down.

[SandersDem]

8. Incompetent

DWS, the DNC and the Voter File Vendor.

If you want to keep the playing field level, suspend all campaigns access. As I read this article a few things stood out.

Multiple incidents that exposed Sanders (and the others) data.
The owners of the vendor company read like a who's who of Clinton supporters.
The primary job of a political party is to get those party members elected by providing things like secure voting records.

Where the problem lies:
NUMBER ONE: On the Vendor
NUMBER TWO: On the DNC (who had been repeatedly told of the security issues BY THE SANDERS CAMPAIGN.
NUMBER THREE: On the Sanders staffer who thought he was helping by investigating the data breach.

[tex-wyo-dem]

10. Yeah...attack your opponent's strengths...

The timing is impeccable, too. Right after Bernie gets some of his biggest endorsements and after a poll is released showing Bernie on top and Hillary in the Trump basement of trustworthiness.

[snot]

11. Bernie can pass this test of trust. Hillary's camp had the same access;

which camp reported it repeatedly and tried to take action when it was clear that the NGP VAN contractor continued to allow firewall failures?

[leftcoastmountains]

12. K&R

[BeanMusical]

13. Kick and R