She’s so massively full of crap.

I don’t lose respect for Sarandon for supporting Sanders, I lose respect for her in how she does it. From her “I don’t vote with my Vagina” (a comment made at one of her first campaign events), to her harassment of Dolores Huerta at the Nevada Caucus, to her “I’m not saying to vote for Trump, but you shouldn’t NOT…

So the fact that she went to law school, graduated with honors, has built a career (that she put on hold to support her husband in his own ambitions)...none of that matters because she comes from money and married a man who became president? She might've had a leg up but that doesn't mean she owes her entire career to…

I lost all respect for Ms. Sarandon when I saw video of her harassing Dolores Huerta. Support Bernie, fine. But don’t get in the face of and yell at a woman in her late 80's who has done more for the working poor than Susan, or Bernie will ever hope to in 10 lifetimes.

File under: Not Worth It

“Everybody wants to be a nigga but don’t nobody wanna be a nigga.”

Radek Bonk.

In addition to the reasons people already gave, she and Jason Jones already decided both of them would leave before Jon Stewart announced his retirement. When he did announce she was already in talks for her own show.

A funny but sad moment: When he went to meet the head of the conference, they have him on video walking into the room, and the head of the conference, a woman, stands up to greet him. Sanders strolls past her to shake the hand of the first man he sees. Sigh. Oh Bernie. Damn it. I might have to vote for you in the…

1) Your logic is juvenile. Let me get this straight: So, politicians—unlike all other human beings—aren’t allowed to change any opinions based on new information, results, and social cues? They should stay locked into a position forever, just so no one can accuse them of being a flip flopper? That is some low-level…

I think those are good things, to change one’s mind or bow to one’s constituents. I’ve always felt like we should walk away from the originally Republican point of “flip-flopping.”

We don’t. It isn’t going to happen. We’re not going to get an article about how weird it is for a candidate to leave the country right before a primary he really needs to win in order to visit the head of an institution as regressive as the Catholic Church. We’re certainly not going to get one about how his campaign…

I hate to be a bother, but when do we get an article about the weird pope visit this weekend?

This does sound like a very good interview. It’s a strange state of affairs when morning DJ’s and comedians are the ones best at questioning politicians rather than actual news media

I think this speaks to one of the things people have said about her; that she’s absolutely fired up and a totally different person when she’s talking policy and substance, compared to campaigning. Politico had an interesting article on this from someone who’d reported on her both when she was Secretary of State and on…

Cholula? How bougey.

Amen.

This is an amazing comment. The only thing I would add to it is that most abortion regulations are local. Hillary Clinton is working with the DNC to fund more state-level candidates - the ones who will actually make a bigger difference in people’s lives.

Women can’t afford to just look at the White House. That won’t…

This isn’t nothing and it’s frustrating to have such a dismissive response about it from a blog that’s ostensibly feminist.