Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again. So today we're going to talk about the stakes.

We're going to talk about the stakes. I think it's important to remind people of the stakes

every once in a while. We get inundated with so much news and so much

stuff to be concerned about, new things every day, that we often forget what

we're fighting for. We just remember what we're fighting against. And I think it might be time

to remind people of that. So let's take stock. What do we have? We've got this person who has a history of

minimizing civil rights, a history of doing nothing to address income

inequality, a history of advancing the

surveillance state and the police state, a history of scapegoating minorities.

That New York billionaire's problem. Now the question is, do you

know who I'm talking about? Or is it a little confusing? Is it muddled? Am I talking about Trump or am I talking about

Bloomberg? And the fact that based on that description, you can't tell, that's an issue.

Because we've become so concerned with Trump out,

with that short-term goal, we've personified what we're fighting against.

And that's a danger.

Because then it becomes real easy to end up supporting the exact same thing. We have to remember things in the affirmative,

what we're fighting for. Now the question is, what do we do?

What do we do from here?

There are some people who say we have to start opposing Bloomberg and get him out of

the primaries right now.

It's imperative, and I understand that logic. I'm going to present an alternate

strategy. Let's say you're in the military and you are on an advanced

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