The primary day KS-03 was a strange one in politics, almost as strange as Arizona, Kentucky and Rhode Island were for Bernie Sanders in 2016. Birdies, you may remember that there were holdouts in KY primary, in which it showed Bernie in the lead. Then I remember following the Lexington journalists on twitter, and they too could not believe how the numbers changed in a county that had already reported its numbers of Bernie’s lead suddenly flipping to Clinton. In AZ and RI, there weren’t enough poll stations open for the long lines, and in AZ, Clinton was already declared … Continue reading →