935,892 Independents Locked Out of Connecticut's Closed Primary Today.

Paul Rieckhoff cuts a quick pod from the beach on primary day to expose what the corporate media won't touch: 935,892 unaffiliated Connecticut voters — 41.5% of the state and the single largest bloc, bigger than Democrats or Republicans — are legally barred from today's closed primary, the election that will actually decide the governor's race, three congressional seats, and the entire General Assembly. He breaks down the town-by-town map, names the 129,563 Connecticut veterans caught in the lockout, contrasts Connecticut's rigged system with Alaska's open all-candidate model, and then hits Montana, where Democrat Alani Bankhead just missed the 5 p.m. drop-out deadline and handed Trump a solid-R Senate seat by splitting the vote against independent veteran Seth Bodnar. Independent is an Attitude. Stay vigilant.