First, I owe a debt of gratitude to Cerium, for his avatar, as it never fails to get me fired up in the mornings, and I urge him to keep it, at least until the primaries are over

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So, NGP VAN's buggy software was at the root of this whole debacle, and the CEO, Stu Trevelyan (
@stutrev), re-tweeted tweets from @HillaryClinton (e.g. "Everyone deserves a champion in their corner. That's been my life's workand it's why I'm running for president.") and @ReadyforHillary (e.g. "Become a recruiter today"); could this be any more obvious as a manufactured scandal, just in time for Saturday's debate?
According to the insightful comments on the Slashdot
account, a Bernie staffer had previously reported the issue, which may well have also given Hillary's staff access to Bernie's data (how convenient!), and when the bug re-occured, the employee that was fired, may have just been trying to gauge the level of access Hillary's staff would have had access to.
Nice try though, but it won't discourage actual Bernie supporters, in the slightest, and I reckon it might take up a mere five minutes, of the debate, and Bernie will get back to the real issues, facing Americans everyday, plus, his hat-trick of excellent news; 2+
million individual campaign contributions, a "clear choice and bold stand" endorsement from
the members of the 700k strong Communications Workers of America union, and an overwhelming endorsement from Democracy for America, receiving over 88% of the 227k votes cast

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Did anyone get the chance to see the video of that constructive multi-faith gathering, I posted?
Daniel B·;189660947 said:
Regardless of your faith or politics, I would highly recommend watching the following Inter-Faith Roundtable meeting, held in Masjid Muhammad, the "Nation's Mosque":
Not to detract from the powerful message, that, as a nation, we need to come together to fight bigotry and reject demagogues (Trump gets a good thrashing), it features a minor miracle (clue H2O)

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The inspiring story, of the snapshot I took, as described by Congressman Keith Ellison, was when, a few years back, Ramadan happened to coincide with Yom Kippur, and how the Muslim and Jewish congregations came together, and broke fast.