Comments by "RCM RCM" (@rcmrcm3370) on "The Jimmy Dore Show"
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How are we going to get an "effective" 3rd party now? We know the Republican Party represents one faction of Corporate America, and the DNC represents the other half of Corporate America. They work together to produce labor, labor subsidized by either being forced prison labor or less than subsistence paid labor receiving Food Stamps, etc, so they can stay (barely) alive. This is the product they produce for their real constituents (WalMart, Amazon, etc.) Purging the poor from voter rolls is exactly what both they and their real constituents want done. It is one more way of keeping them from power, from voting in primaries to support real progressives from replacing corporate hacks like Stacy Adams. The real benefit of voter suppression is it kills 3rd parties.
In Georgia, the DNC outsources this suppression business to the Republicans, hence their silence and the silence of the media owned by their corporate constituents. In places like NY the DNC has party hacks do this work in house, and the Republicans and media in those states keep quiet because it's also in the interest of their corporate clients as well. Between that and keeping the poor working so hard they don't have time to stop and think, it's a long slog for any 3rd party.
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Jane Sanders has been grafting from the public trough since she met and then married Bernie Sanders, and having his balls in the vice, Bernie went along with it. Otherwise, he's just a rather lazy hippy who isn't a good listener, and is happy to let the pushy ones around him run the show, even if they are grifters.
Very first grift starts with her first job, ala her own Wikipedia page. Sanders worked in the Juvenile Division of the Burlington Police Department, and then as a community organizer with the King Street Area Youth Center, and as a volunteer for AmeriCorps VISTA.[1]
From 1981 to 1991, Sanders served as founding Director of the Mayor's Youth Office and Department Head in the City of Burlington. She was also active in K-12 education, elected as a School Board Commissioner, and was a founding member of the Women's Council & the Film Commission. In 1991, her husband, Bernie Sanders, was elected to the U.S. Congress. From 1991 to 1995, she worked in his office on a volunteer basis.[15]
In 1996, Sanders was appointed as Provost and Interim President of her alma mater, Goddard College, to help the college through a difficult period. The Board, faculty, staff, students and Sanders worked together to improve the accreditation, finances and governance of the institution.[15]
From 2004 through 2011, Sanders was President of Burlington College, a small liberal arts college founded in 1972 for non-traditional students. It closed due to financial problems in 2016.[16]
As senior partner in the Burlington-based consulting firm, Leadership Strategies, O'Meara worked as a political and educational consultant for federal, state, and local political campaigns.[17]
Sanders was instrumental in founding The Sanders Institute, a progressive think tank which launched in June 2017, and is one of its 11 original fellows. Like the other fellows, she does not receive payment for her work, although she does receive compensation for travel expenses.[3]
In 2018, she became a member of the Advisory Panel of the Democracy in Europe Movement 2025.[18]
I'm sure she has money parked off shore too.
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Yep, it never worked, not from the beginning.
On the morning of May 29, 1787, in the Pennsylvania State House in Philadelphia, Edmund Randolph, governor of Virginia, opened the meeting that would become known as the Constitutional Convention by identifying the underlying cause of various problems that the delegates of thirteen states had assembled to solve. “Our chief danger,” Randolph declared, “arises from the democratic parts of our constitutions.” None of the separate states’ constitutions, he said, had established “sufficient checks against the democracy.”
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