Literally no left winger criticizing Clinton has defended Spicer, this is an absurd, imaginary strawman.

What happens to the current insurance industry?

He lost because right-wing Democrats campaigned against him, and his VP was outed as having had electroshock therapy to treat his clinical depression.

The Democratic Party really needs to purge itself of the charter schools crowd or see a redux of the (slowly starting to be remedied) situation where private healthcare interests control policy which affects them.

oh fuck off

Gawker Media has always leaned strongly to the left, where the fuck have you been?

Or, instead of expecting right wing Democrats to defect to a party where they’d immediately be irrelevant, the DNC could actually show some fucking backbone and de-list these fuckers and primary them?

Yeah the rent-seeking couple who bought a street that should have been made public and never sold in the first place are not the heroes in this story, regardless of where they were born.

Despicable politics aside, their graphics are on point.

You’re saying high-speed rail not practical in US, but China — similarly-sized country — shows how doable, useful, and vital it is.

China is a very big country with a massive high-speed rail system that I can tell you from personal experience absolutely benefits people.

Conceding arguments to your opposing Party before elections even begin has worked out so well for Democrats in the past...

Do you know what happened at Tiananmen? And since Trump has praised the Chinese government’s tactics, I don’t think this is the example you want to reach for.

The message was “Trump is bad, Hillary is qualified,” it failed.

More time to shill products/brands on Twitter.

Yeah Obama did a great job fixing the gerrymandering issue with his 2008 majority...

Please include this very pertinent Classic Gawker(tm) piece on this subject:

ETA: How your source link defines war crimes used in the article would make Clinton, Bush, and Obama war criminals as well.

“mobile voiceover microphone”

Conservatives are actually already very well represented in the Times opinion section (Douthat, Friedman, Dowd, etc).