![US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders [Reuters]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sPTDowJOMUpEdnjq3SzVoAXwwikM8-zwXEJKNdqLuiWhkqS2Za5pdtnV3jYWWJxaGW2AHrWFaQxU9gM_yA2MznWqYajbBxWpsqN7-o0hitu6h93DifLvvVjCrQJLAbR3t_S78H6Lz5tCiu-RWyznWuJ7EqwpT-d0dg3dvFEj-y58JVl7wHkh9rD7qr1I62A0mZgIlpTEkEQ8xu=s0-d)
The dramatic debate between Senator Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in Brooklyn on April 14, in anticipation of the New York primaries on April 19, notwithstanding, the national conversations about the US presidential campaign has become positively predictable, if not punishingly boring - except for the grassroots mobilisation it has triggered that may one day change the shape of politics in this country.
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2016/04/muslims-bernie-sanders-160417053002807.html
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