Regardless of whether she was a bad candidate or not, your assertion was that she was a bad candidate because she didn't do some things that she demonstrably did do. And you even threw a condescending (and misspelled) "capisce" in there.

When the hell did we start talking about the Senate? That's not just moving the goalposts; that's playing an entirely different sport.

I'm not saying her strategy was correct. I'm saying that the comment I responded to was false. I backed it up with evidence. Core Concept said she needed to visit 5 states multiple times in the final weeks of the campaign. She visited 4 of those 5 states multiple times in the final 9 days of the campaign. If the…

Clinton's stops in the last 9 days of the campaign:

His Death of the NBA column was gold.

Beloved asshole Red Auerbach was well-known for using weather control to harm the teams opposing his Boston Celtics.

5 comments in and there's already a spoiler.

Just killing time, 'til Time kills you.

When he flew into the DEO for the first time and started shaking everybody's hand… that was pitch-perfect.

Worst:

Yes, although she wasn't the first example of that particular stereotype.

I had a good experience with OKCupid. I started using it back when it had another name (was it The Spark then?), and started 3 good friendships and 1 2-year relationship. And no bullshit. Sure, some dates that didn't work out, and a little bit of frustration. But it was a positive experience.

It's going to pass 51-50. The two Republicans who end up voting against it will do so with explicit permission from McConnell. Everyone else will toe the line. The entire vote is probably already planned out.

Especially when it's the person with $330 who forced everyone to go to the casino in the first place.

You know, a "moderate"!

But you can't tell people that, because it'll make them feel bad!

It'll be like the DeVos vote - there will be two R Senators who get permission to vote against it, with the full knowledge that it'll pass 51-50.

In this case it's two Bernie supporters having a fundamentally different understanding of what "left" means. Mine is based on the reality of the United States, where Clinton was the 13th-most liberal Senator during her time there. If that isn't "left," then you are thinking of a country that isn't the one we're…

Hillary is not left, or even center-left.

They make music I don't like, and I'm sure that makes them horrible, unpleasant people that I am way better than!