Fabled Orxata

1. Sanders has served as an elected official for over 34 years. Clinton has not.

2. Sanders has supported gay rights since the early ‘80s. Clinton has not.

3. Sanders wants to end the prohibition of marijuana. Clinton does not.

4. Sanders wants to end the death penalty. Clinton does not.

5. Sanders wants to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. Clinton does not.

6. Sanders wants to break up the biggest banks. Clinton does not.

7. Sanders voted against the Wall Street bailout. Clinton did not.

8. Sanders introduced legislation to overturn Citizens United. Clinton did not.

9. Sanders refuses to accept money from super PACs. Clinton does not.

10. Sanders supports a single-payer healthcare system. Clinton does not.

11. Sanders refrains from waging personal attacks for political gains. Clinton does not.

12. Sanders considers climate change our nation’s biggest threat. Clinton does not.

13. Sanders opposed the Keystone XL Pipeline since day one. Clinton did not.

14. Sanders voted against the Patriot Act. Clinton did not.

15. Sanders voted against the war in Iraq. Clinton did not.

I will also add the differences in their support of the TPP. Bernie has lead the opposition to the TPP, while Hillary has been a major supporter until just a couple of months ago.

THE MOM JEANS.  SO MANY MOM JEANS.  MOOOOOOOM JEEEEEAAAAAAAANS.

Seriously like every 90s TV show had a picture of their cast wearing mom jeans and t-shirts.

Bernie Sanders

So, what is this false attack really all about: either Secretary Hillary Clinton is repudiating years of advocating for universal health or she’s playing politics with the health of America’s families.

It’s hard to understand how someone who claims to have been a supporter of universal health insurance for years is suddenly moving to the right and attacking universal health care. Or, maybe it’s not: The Clinton campaign received far more money from the drug and medical device industries than any other presidential candidate in either party during the first six months of the campaign, according to figures compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics. She accepted $164,315 during that period.

This is one of the many reasons I won’t support Hillary Clinton in the primary. I just don’t believe her when she claims to have strong progressive beliefs and values. She isn’t going to fight for the things that are important to me the way Senator Sanders will, because those things aren’t truly important to her.

I believe that she’s a corporatist Democrat, who has more in common with the now-extinct “moderate” republicans than she does with the type of Democrats I support.

“You all right, Miss Prudy?”

“You shut up!”

“Prudy, watch your language!”

“You shut up too! Damn damn damn!" 

Metallic Net Scoop Back Evening Gown, 1934