Monday morning quarterbacks are like book critics; they often confuse bestsellers with literature.  So it is with politics. We often have trouble distinguishing entertainment from culture.  2016 is one of those years, where interesting and entertaining are well met. In the era of so-called “reality” shows, circus politics is probably just right for the times. After all, given all the hours of the day now spent in the virtual world or watching television, reality may not be that important anyway for many Americans. Fantasy football you say? Why not fantasy politics? Most of the usual suspects, boring politicians, have fallen away by now and we are left with: a flamboyant parvenu who successfully hijacked a major political party; a woman trying to run on her aging plumbing; and an animated, geriatric socialist from Brooklyn who found tenure and a bully pulpit in a Marxist corner of New England. Of the three, Bernie Sanders might be the most interesting....(Read Full Article)