Sanders caught hacking into Hillary's Files

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I guess if a Congressional investigation into your online security policies isn't enough to convince you to take it seriously, nothing will...


>>>The Democratic Party has cut off Bernie Sanders' access to its massive voter database – a crucial tool presidential candidates rely on to target their operations – after it learned that Sanders campaign employees tapped into the private files of rival Hillary Clinton’s campaign.

The act of online campaign espionage, and the potential it has to hurt insurgent Sanders at a do-or-die moment in the campaign, underscores the ever-growing role data play in modern presidential campaigns, where resources are marshaled around precise formulas that factor in such details as where voters live, what magazines they read and even their latest purchases at big-box retailers.<<<

http://www.latimes.com/nation/politi...218-story.html


Seriously, how can anyone in their right mind feel comfortable with this failure?

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i don't trust the dnc. they want hilary, at all costs.

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Perhaps the DNC & Clintons are feeling threatened....


Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign scores large union endorsement

Bernie Sanders, Chris Shelton
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., gives Communication Workers of America (CWA) President Chris Shelton a hug at the end of a news conference where the union endorsed Sanders, Thursday, Dec. 17, 2015, at the CWA's headquarters in Washington. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) (Manuel Balce Ceneta)
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on December 17, 2015 at 3:40 PM


SPRINGFIELD ‒ Bernie Sanders' 2016 Democratic presidential campaign picked up support from one of the country's largest unions Thursday, as the Communications Workers of America voted to endorse his White House bid.

The CWA, which represents 700,000 workers across the telecommunications, airline, media, health care and other sectors, endorsed the Vermont senator after a three-month process that involved worksite meetings and an online vote by thousands of members, the union said in a release.

It joins the growing list of labor unions that have come out in support of Sanders' presidential campaign.

CWA President Chris Shelton praised the union's process and said "members have made a clear choice and a bold stand in endorsing Bernie Sanders for president."

"I am proud of our democratic process, proud of CWA members and proud to support the candidate whose vision for America puts working families first," he said in a statement. "Our politics and economy have favored Wall Street, the wealthy and powerful for too long. CWA members, like voters across America, are saying we can no longer afford business as usual. Bernie has called for a political revolution – and that is just what Americans need today."

Sanders thanked the union for its support, saying he's proud to join CWA in fighting for the rights of working families.

According to the union, the endorsement was motivated by Sanders' calls to take on Wall Street and big banks, provide debt-free higher education and rebuild the labor movement, among other things.

Shelton praised Sanders, saying he understands that Americans need to take on special interests to turn the economy around and end stagnant wages for working families.

"He's the candidate who can do it, and we are going to help him," he said. "When CWA endorses a candidate it is just the beginning. Our 700,000 members are fired up, and we are going to work overtime to elect Bernie Sanders as the next president of the United States."

CWA added that it has played a major role in driving voter turnout in recent elections, including in 2012 when thousands of members worked on national and state campaigns and for ballot initiatives. The union has ground operations in 38 states.

The American Postal Workers Union and National Nurses United have also endorsed Sanders' presidential run, as have the National Union of Healthcare Workers, which represents 11,000 health care workers in California, and New Hampshire-based SEIU Local 560 and IBEW Local 490.

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It's apparently becoming a much bigger deal - Sanders campaign fired their Data Director but DNC is saying...uuhhh, not so fast - we're still banning you from the 50 state voter file....To which Sanders' camp claims "The D.N.C. is “actively” working to “undermine” the Sanders campaign, Mr. Weaver insisted, reflecting longstanding a frustration that the party apparatus, which is supposed to be neutral, is lining up behind Mrs. Clinton."

They had better both put their cocks away and let cooler heads work out a resolution. If he splits from the party and goes IND, hello president Trump.

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Sanders sues the DNC:


http://www.cnn.com/2015/12/18/politi...nc-suspension/

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http://www.slate.com/articles/news_a...competent.html