Except I haven’t commented on anything here but your comment and I don’t think I’ve defended Sanders here.

Actually, with the exception of Banestar and Tao, literally all of the other commenters are here to defend Hillary and bash Sanders.

Seems to be working, all the Hillary stans from Gizmodo world are here commenting.

That’s hilarious considering PA Democrats are usually the loudest Democrats in political conversations and pretend as if they know the key to electoral success.

It baffles the mind why she would help Pompeo prepare for his confirmation.

He announced then. Iowa was the first primary and (when the Primaries began). Not sure why 2015 matters when the first primary didn’t even happen.

To reiterate, polls done during the 2016 primaries (not before) that compared Sanders vs. Trump to Hillary vs. Trump. Not looking to engage with obtuse trolls because I can’t edit shit for clarity.

Is there something I can watch if I get too drunk? ;)

It’s shit like this that makes me happy my dad changed his mind about heading back to the motherland after getting his PhD in the 80s.

Actually, you said:

That’s demonstrably false.

She didn’t even have a concession speech lmao

Erm... I’m no fan of Clinton’s, but up until very shortly before the election, didn’t we all think that Trump being the nominee was a great thing? Didn’t we all expect it to lead to a Democratic landslide?

This was already known to people paying attention the the DNC Leaks (Pied Piper strategy) but I guess the confirmation from the Hillary stans is a good thing.

Not when you voted for him.

I agree with you about getting a real progressive in office—I just want one who has held some elected office before becoming governor of the 4th largest state in the country.

Experience really does count for something.

I’m amazed at how many people are commenting without having read the article.

Why is it that dipshits from the other sites are allowed to troll here? All the top comments are Strawman Arguments for why HRC should be supporting Pompeo as if he’s already the Secretary of State when the article clearly states she’s helping him with his confirmation.

It’s almost as if the audience for an NBC daytime show would be completely different from the audience for a right-wing Fox news primetime political show. Weird!