I agree with you. I like Hillary. She is not the best, but she is far from the worst ever, like many people claim her to be. I do think she will do a good job. She will get things done, because she knows how. Will people love her for it? Absolutely not. But it will get done, nonetheless, and our country can be…

Sanders gets shirtless and yells at rich people eating brunch. It’s very entertaining.

Right? I hate Hillary, but being a career-minded workaholic isn’t a bad thing when you want to be POTUS. Millions of people hate her, and it’s for two reasons: those based in sexism, and those based in her policy/demeanor . Brooks completely misses both of them and instead thinks she should like, take up golf or…

Or the fact that idiots keep treating the “email thing” or ties that are basically required to run a national campaign as a thing. She has spent 25 years being the target of intense character assassination that mainly started because of her desire to use her position as more than just window dressing. The fact that…

my life is pretty easy at the moment, but i appreciate your sympathies nonetheless. again this post is a limited criticism of brooks’s column itself, which does not mention anything about clinton’s record, and merely says she needs to open up and be warmer, and i personally find that remarkable

“Hillary Clinton (who is imperfect and corruptible but an competent and experienced center-left public servant)...”

Those exciting at bats are exactly why we need to do away with the DH.

That is a top notch meme. But would you consider it a Trump meme or a Hillary meme?

You have to vote for the lesser of two evils, in this case Hillary. Trust me, I am no big fan of hers but I honestly don’t think she will destroy the country or cause someone else to destroy our country the way that Trump will.

I lean towards Hillary and often defend her online on Gawker due to the often Messianic beliefs of Bernie supporters but I can’t really say I really like her that much or would feel super excited to vote for her. It’s kind of a shame that with so much on the line and with there being such potential for progressive…

I’m also one of those nine percent. Throughout the past few months, I have flip-flopped and waffled all over the damn place. I think it’s okay to say that these are simply two solid yet deeply flawed candidates. Neither of them are revolutionaries, and neither of them are monsters. They’re just, well, politicians.

This article is a perfect summation for my deep feelings of unease about this election. Try as I might I can’t get comfortable. I’ve set my course and I’ll make my peace with it, but at best, it will be an uneasy peace.

1) This dumb election has made every single politically minded person lose their minds and I can’t wait until it’s over

It is unclear whether sprinting on a home run is a violation of baseball’s unwritten laws, or counts as playing the game the right way. A meeting to determine the answer will be held following the next Springsteen show.

Aight, Scrooge. Can I call you Scrooge? Formal titles versus nicknames and whatnot.

Does childhood nostalgia mean nothing?

I don’t know what you mean because I’ve never read Deadspin before.

Bernie. You mean they can’t say shit about Bernie.

This is pretty funny, considering that, so far as I can tell, nobody at Deadspin has ever written anything that wasn’t negative about Hillary.

I could not agree with you less (it almost never happens, btw). The people she is talking about are already voting for her overwhelmingly, while the more affluent white millennials are voting for Bernie and threatening to “bust” if he doesn’t win. Her tweet is directed at the latter.