Is chaos in the Democratic Party the new normal? Maybe

I see valued commenters Dave falling into a kind of cognitive trap. He seems to think that that Nevada was all about people (Bernie and Hillary), and their supporters. It is nothing of the sort. Nevada is part of an ongoing push-back against the out and out bullshit that has dominated capitalism (and by extension our politics) for the last 30 or so years. In part, I blame myself for Dave's confusion. When I said unruly Democrats would come home when "Warren is announced as VP" I was using a sort of shorthand for the Clinton campaign recognizing that there is a cancer. Consider your take on the economy like your take on climate change. The politics of climate change are binary. You believe is it real or you don't. Similarly, you believe capitalism in trouble or you don't. The question yet to be settled is - what side of the issue is the Democratic Party on? If the Clinton Campaign can somehow show that they understand that climate change (e.g. rigged economy) is real... I see all Democrats coming home. If the Clinton campaign, and the Democratic Party Apparatchiks, can't get over that hill, I see chaos ahead.

Sanders Statement on Nevada

If the Democratic Party is to be successful in November, it is imperative that all state parties treat our campaign supporters with fairness and the respect that they have earned. I am happy to say that has been the case at state conventions in Maine, Alaska, Colorado and Hawaii where good discussions were held and democratic decisions were reached. Unfortunately, that was not the case at the Nevada convention.
Can it be?

Can it be?

I wasn't impressed by Paul Ryan's statement that he wasn't "ready" to support Trump. In the very construction is the implication that the support is coming, just not yet. Republicans always unify around this year's idiot, so Ryan's statement struck me as a perfunctory nod in the direction of Redstate commenters in order to keep his conservative street cred. Then I read this: