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19 April 2016
Where does the progressive movement go after Bernie Sanders‘ loss in the New York Democratic primary election. Cenk Uygur, Jimmy Dore, Michael Shure and John Iadarola of The Young Turks discuss how progressives should move forward. Do you agree with TYT’s opinion? Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and billionaire Donald Trump won the Democratic and Republican primaries in New York State Tuesday, cementing their positions as the frontrunners for the presidential nominations of the two big business parties: here.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton register net negative ratings in double digits, indicating the front-runners for each party’s presidential nominations are viewed negatively at historic levels, according to a new CBS/New York Times poll: here.
When policy-making is dominated by powerful business organisations and a small number of the super-rich, then US claims to being a democratic society are seriously threatened, writes IAN SINCLAIR: here.
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Millions of New Yorkers Disenfranchised from Primaries Thanks to State’s Restrictive Voting Laws
19 April 2016
Voters head to the polls today in New York for both the Democratic and Republican primary in one of the most closely watched races of the election. But millions of New Yorkers won’t be able to vote, thanks to the state’s restrictive voting laws. The state has no early voting, no Election Day registration, and excuse-only absentee balloting. The voter registration deadline for the primary closed 25 days ago, before any candidate had even campaigned in New York.
Meanwhile, independent or unaffiliated voters had to change their party registrations back in October—over 190 days ago—to vote in today’s closed Democratic or Republican primaries. Meanwhile, WNYC is reporting there are 60,000 fewer registered Democrats in Brooklyn and no clear reason why. This comes as a group of New Yorkers who saw their party affiliations mysteriously switched filed a lawsuit seeking to open the state’s closed primary so that they can cast a ballot. We speak to The Nation’s Ari Berman, author of “Give Us the Ballot: The Modern Struggle for Voting Rights in America.”
A recent investigation by WNYC has found the number of voters purged from casting a ballot in the New York primaries has increased to 126,000: here.
This video from the USA says about itself:
19 April 2016
There have been reports of voter purges in New York, that hurt Bernie Sanders‘ chances of winning New York. Will his campaign file a lawsuit to contest the results. Cenk Uygur, Ana Kasparian, Michael Shure, John Iadarola, and Jimmy Dore, host of The Young Turks, discuss.
Do you think Bernie should sue?
This video from the USA says about itself:
19 April 2016
Bernie Sanders lost the New York primary. What does the road ahead mean? Cenk Uygur, Ana Kasparian, Michael Shure, John Iadarola, and Jimmy Dore, host of The Young Turks, discuss.
This video from the USA says about itself:
19 April 2016
Donald Trump has officially won the Republican primary election in New York. Cenk Uygur, Michael Shure, John Iadarola and Jimmy Dore of The Young Turks breakdown the election results.
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When we started this campaign, we were down almost 50 points in New York — the state where Hillary Clinton was elected to two terms in the U.S. Senate.
We didn’t get the victory we had hoped for this evening, but what’s important is that it looks like we’re going to win a lot more delegates in New York than any state that voted or caucused before tonight.
So what does that mean? Five important states vote one week from tonight, with more delegates at stake than Hillary Clinton led by coming into tonight. And if we do well next Tuesday, we remain in a position to take the pledged delegate lead when almost 700 delegates are up for grabs on June 7.
As you read this, thousands of supporters are responding to tonight’s results with contributions because they believe we can win. I need to know if I can count on you to add yours.
If everybody who has signed up to support our campaign made a $2.70 contribution tonight, we will have the resources we need to do very well next week and to take the pledged delegate lead on June 7.
From the day we started this campaign, the corporate media counted us out. The political establishment and financial elite organized against us. But every great movement in American history faced many of the same obstacles and eventually won because of a simple, timeless human truth: when people come together, when they stand together even through adversity, they win.
And so will we.
In solidarity,
Bernie Sanders
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