You know who does our tax returns? ... [grimaces] ... My wife does our tax returns ...

bothered me. As did the answer to the nudge-nudge wink-wink question from Tapper at the end of the clip, which Sanders is just about to answer in a civil way - then he catches the innuendo, grins and answers "Who knows".

And I fully admit, that I probably read far too much into it.

Daily News: ...Do you have a sense that there is a particular statute or statutes that a prosecutor could have or should have invoked to bring indictments?

Sanders: I suspect that there are. Yes.

Daily News: You believe that? But do you know?

Sanders: I believe that that is the case. Do I have them in front of me, now, legal statutes? No, I don't. But if I would...yeah, that's what I believe, yes.

LINK

This is the freaking foundation of his entire campaign, the raison d'etre of his quixotic campaign, and he shoots a total blank.

"The business model of Wall Street is fraud"

A big noxious bag of hot air.

When it comes to his campaign promise to break up the large financial institutions, Sanders clearly has given little thought to how he would actually carry it out. In the span of a few questions, Sanders told the Daily News he will pass a law to do it, then claimed the administration already has the power to do so under Dodd-Frank, and then claimed the Federal Reserve has the power to do so by fiat.

Too Big to Fail, Too Big to Exist Act:

Millennials have this Millionaire and Billionaire thing down pat.

Don't stand in the doorway, don't block up the hall..

Of course a lot of the blame for
this fuzzy-focused fixation on
abstractions like Big Pharma and Corporate America can traced to the wreckage and heartache left in the wake of 2007-2008..

But they do have an odd view of things. I was having a discussion with one millennial, and she was arguing that her generation was still suffering from "growing up in fear".

I honestly had no idea what she was talking about. She explained that she was referring to growing up afraid that she would be shot in school by a classmate.

I mentioned that previous generations had grow up with fear of nuclear obliteration. And I also mentioned that living in NYC in the eighties, I had some experience with actual gun violence.

She said, "I'm not talking about things that actually happened. I'm talking about fear."

For example, as a group, millennials are significantly less white than previous generations (43% non-white).  But I have a sneaking suspicion most of the comments here are primarily referring to white millennials.

Please look at the chart carefully and then read the bottom paragraph:

This table lists the top donors to this candidate in 1999-2016. The organizations themselves did not donate, rather the money came from the organizations' PACs, their individual members or employees or owners, and those individuals' immediate families.

So,people who work for (and are families of) gave money to her over a 20 year period.

I cracked up when the host is on the phone with his mom and she's like "don't smoke it on television!", cut to the host toking on a fat bowl on television.

Peter Berlin.  Omg no.   I don't want to see and remember Peter Berlin in his 60s.  That's just to sad.

I joke of course.  To a point.  The really sad part was that Mapplethorpe never was officially able to age but the last images of him looked as if he did.   The thing ends with his huge triumphant show that he attended looking just terrible.  One commenter described it as a massive wake with a living corpse.

Very sad.  But somehow uplifting.  Robert got what he always wanted.  It cost him his life.  But he might have thought that was a fair price.

It does not matter what Bernie's margin of victory in the caucuses was.  Or how high the turnout was.

That two-thirds of obese people now reside in third-world countries is due to the increasing prevalence of cheap processed foods in their regions, coupled by a corresponding lack of availability of locally-grown produce and fresh meat, fish and poultry.

Further, this problem will only become increasingly exacerbated as more people around the world continue to abandon rural locales for the cities and these countries undergo the stress of urbanization. Eating "healthy" is not an inexpensive proposition in an urban environment.

But more to the point, you really ought to actually read the articles you post here, and not simply make assumptions about them based upon their headlines. Because if you had in fact read this particular article, then you surely would have noticed the following statements:

"The authors warn that global trends in rising obesity should not overshadow the continuing underweight problem in poor countries. Almost a fifth of the world's obese adults, 118 million of them, live in six high-income English-speaking countries - Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, UK and the US."