Hey Joe, I checked out your site. I was also a whistleblower and so was Dr. Bramhall below. It’s not a coincidence that we all ended up learning the same lessons and responding in much the same ways. I am also planning on finally putting up a site, but I’m lazy. My own whistleblowing ended on the operating table, but I won–by breaking even!
See my response to Dr. Bramhall below if you get the time.

Yes and there would be many more of them if Sanders really appeared to be trying to win. Even then, it would be an uphill climb because the party is lined up behind the war criminal and bent on their own self-destruction.

Checked out your site Dr. Bramhall. I experience a similar epiphany as a Federal Manager and Whistleblower. I’m one of less than 2% of Federal Employees to have “won” a settlement. It took eight years. I lost everything and ended up on the operating table, but I won by breaking even and getting out. Before they finally got rid of me through my resignation and early retirement, I gave them the “gift that keeps on giving” in the form of the first white collar union ever formed within the Agency HQ. I also blew the whistle to then VP Gore on National TV (CSPAN) and committed political suicide, while buying time to save my career.
Here is a link to an early story, which appeared on June 25, 1991 in the Free-Lance Star of Fredericksburg, VA. The case was not settled until 1999.
https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1298&dat=19910625&id=MOZLAAAAIBAJ&sjid=xosDAAAAIBAJ&pg=6424,4486845&hl=en
Here is a link to the April 8, 1993 Washington Post Article, from the Federal Page, in regard to a town hall style meeting in which I blew the whistle to VP Gore. This is not the complete article because a subscription to either the service or the Washington Post is required for the full story. However, the headline and the first paragraph are there.
http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-940869.html
Finally, I also became an expatriate after my experience and lived for nearly 10 years in Germany. I came home to take care of my aging father, who has now passed away. However, I can’t leave again since, in the interim, I met a wonderful girlfriend who loves to travel with me and also took in a stray kitty cat. Neither one is showing any desire to leave the country!
How’s New Zealand?

Yes it is and I am one of those people. That’s why I wrote the piece. Last night again Warren was on Chris Hayes’ Show on MSNBC with a blistering attack on Trump. That’s all fine and good, but when asked by Hayes about the Democratic Race, she demurred and gave a non sequitur answer.
The Democratic Campaign is not “doing just fine”. They are gonna get a major ass-whupping in November and Trump will sweep in a Republican Party Congress, while maintaining their Senate Majority–this in a year in which a Sanders Candidacy could actually do the same thing for the Democrats!
Ms. Warren and her Democratic Cohorts are going to be in for a big shock and this truly demonstrates the naivety of a non-politician Senator like Warren. She’s trying to act like a politician by remaining loyal to the party and not getting involved on either side of the primary process. However, she doesn’t have the savvy to recognize that her party will not exist in its current iteration after a crushing defeat.
Some of us are beginning to think that, like the British Labour Party with Jeremy Corby, the party must go back to its roots. Right now it is nothing more than Republican-Lite and maybe, like the peasant villages in Vietnam, it might be time to “destroy the party, in order to save it”.

Okay, if that is your opinion, why?????

You didn’t read beyond the first paragraph. But thanks for commenting. If you want to understand what is meant by her silence, you have to read to the bottom of the piece.

My 2 cents… I think he wants to win. But he’s not a great campaigner and his team doesn’t seem terrific. They aren’t pushing the proper buttons and really, it’s understandable to a degree. He likely will head back to the Senate and doesn’t want to alienate Clinton and the establishment too much.

If Bernie Sanders isn’t running to win the Democratic Party nomination, then he should get out and let someone else who wants to win run against Hillary Clinton.
Why else would so many Democratic Party voters be voting for Sanders in the party’s primaries? Isn’t it because they don’t want to see Clinton as President?