There are posters at TL who clearly support Bernie over Hillary and none of their dislike (at least in my opinion) was related to misogyny.

 He is also wanted by Washtenaw County Sheriff's office in Michigan as well as by the Laurens Police Department in South Carolina on additional sexual abuse allegations. Denby is accused of molesting two boys, ages 4 and 12.

You probably know that a bullet was just dodged in Austria:

Right-wing Austrian presidential candidate Norbert Hofer has lost a runoff election against liberal opponent Alexander Van der Bellen 50.3 percent to 49.7 percent, the country's interior minister announced. Hofer is a member of the Freedom Party, a group founded in the 1950s by former Nazis and led for many years by the nationalist politician Jörg Haider, who died in 2008. Hofer carried a handgun while campaigning and advocates strict limits on immigration and the admittance of refugees.

What you may not know is that the demographics of this election look very similar to polls of the U.S. presidential election -- not just in terms of social class or place of residence, but in terms of gender:

In nine out of Austria's 10 main cities Mr Van der Bellen came top, whereas Mr Hofer dominated the rural areas, theAustrian broadcaster ORF reported (in German).

Support for Mr Hofer was exceptionally strong among manual workers - nearly 90%. The vote for Mr Van der Bellen was much stronger among people with a university degree or other higher education qualifications.

Support for Mr Hofer among men was 60%, while among women it was 60% for Mr Van der Bellen.

In an election focused on the immigration debate, the far-rightist was backed by rural voters, blue collar workers -- and men in general.

Rohrabacher, who said he suffers from shoulder pain after decades as a surfer, told a group from the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML): "I tried it about two weeks ago, and it's the first time...in a year-and-a-half that I've had a decent night's sleep, because the arthritis pain was gone."

Going forward, a lot will depend on how Sanders reacts to an official Clinton nomination. "Nobody wants Donald Trump to be president," Dean said. "They don't want right-wing people in the Supreme Court. Hillary has to be gracious, and Bernie even a little more gracious. And it's not in his nature."

Dean though is optimistic about Sanders's Millennial voters moving over to Clinton. Dean sees Millennials (he calls them "globals") as about 80 percent of Sanders's followers. "The first globals will cheerfully switch to Hillary for the most part," Dean said. "They're not confrontational people; they're very pragmatic." The remaining 20 percent of Sanders's supporters, however, Dean views as unlikely to be converted to team Clinton. Those are older Sanders voters, who have never been Democrats and don't seem to like Democrats. "They're sort of sourpusses anyway," he said. "And they probably won't switch over, which is fine. We can win with 80 percent of Bernie's vote." And yet, his optimism carries a caveat: Sanders will still have to encourage his voters to go for Clinton.

"He doesn't have to bless Hillary's positions, or pretend he's something he's not. He's never going to do that; he never has. But he does have to be a little tolerant of the fact that there's some difference." Tolerance isn't a word most people would associate with Sanders when it comes to the establishment candidate. And Dean has called on Sanders to "tone down the rhetoric," which he called "bitter" and said could "weaken progressives." As Dean told me, when it comes to November, "What Bernie does makes a big difference."

So what if the unthinkable happens and Trump becomes the victor this fall? "Who the hell knows? Maybe Vermont should just secede. Hell, we're more Canadian than most of the other states anyway."

Officer Nero opted for a bench trial and the judge Barry Williams didn't seem to be buying what the prosecution was selling....

Williams grilled prosecutors during closing arguments last Thursday, questioning whether a crime was in fact committed by Nero.

"So, every time there's an arrest without probable justification -- it is a crime?" Williams asked.

I'm not exactly sure why this case needed to go forward.  This is what Nero's lawyer, Marc Zayon, said..

"I can't believe I even have to argue this," he said. "The detention is okay, the cuffing is okay, the moving is okay," he said. "Being detained is a horrible thing, being cuffed is a horrible thing...but the law allows it."

Then I got the free offer to upgrade to Windows10 that goes until July and I did, somewhat reluctantly.  But I have to say, and I never thought I would say this, so far I kind of like it.

Hillary Clinton must not pick a senator from a Republican-controlled state as her vice president, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) warned Monday.

"If we have a Republican governor in any of those states, the answer is not only no, but hell no. I would do whatever I can and I think most of my Democratic colleagues here would say the same thing," Reid told MSNBC, asked about the possibility of Democratic Sens. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) or Sherrod Brown (Ohio) as being named Clinton's No. 2.

Reid added that he would "yell and scream to stop that."

As I said the first movie is great. (Queen mother Cerci is the female lead).  The second is not very good and not recommended.  But now there is a third and I have no idea how good it is but I  already like one thing about it the title and tag line

WASHINGTON -- Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Bob McDonald said Monday that he believes veterans' wait times for appointments aren't a valid measure of their experience at the VA and releasing more wait-time data would create negative headlines that would distract people from what really matters.

The Government Accountability Office released a report last month concluding that VA schedulers still are manipulating wait times and recommending that the VA more accurately measure them.

"The days to an appointment is really not what we should be measuring, we should be measuring the veterans' satisfaction," said Bob. "When you go to Disney, do they measure the number of hours you wait in line? What's important? What's important is: what's your satisfaction with the experience?"

McDonald said the agency is developing a new measure that he hopes will more accurately reflect veterans' experiences with the VA.

O'Reilly to Trump:  lay off the tawdry stuff

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