Perhaps Bernie should also have been using some of his massive war chest to support down ballot races as well? It isn't as though he has some scrappy little fundraising organization, he has been pulling in more money than Clinton in some months.

It is also there for if something like, oh, Clinton or Bernie are found out to be in a huge scandal at this point in the primary process, the party has a tool to say “nope fuck you” and throw support to the other person. This could’ve happened with Edwards had his scandal happened later.

And you would be seeing a lot more supers switching if Bernie were winning at this point, but he isn’t. If Bernie pulls big upsets in NY and CA and is able to take either the delegate count or popular vote, you’ll see a lot of supers jumping ship over to Bernie’s side. But until then the supers are kind of…

This is probably closest to why it exists.

I have at least 8 friends in my Facebook feed who are in the #neverclinton camp apparently. All of them Bernie supporters, and all because of Benghazi/emails (aka made up GOP conspiracies).

Does it have to be sentient? Can it be the stale one under my couch?

Question: if you’re nearsighted do you need to be wearing glasses in the Rift? I’m having difficulties wrapping my head around needing glasses for a screen that is an inch from my eye, even if there are tricksy lenses involved.

It has become an annoying trope, but in part because no one else has had a good reason for it to exist. The Inception “bwam” sound comes from the super-slowed down theme song that shows up in several parts of the movie. That sound is something the characters are hearing at a super slowed down rate. I find that to be a…

Why not take advantage of Steam’s refund policy then?

I see the problem, your internet is far too cheap. I'll trade you my $65/mo 50/20 line. Then Netflix can feel cheap to you!

What do you suggest a relatively large city with absolutely no tax base do?

I grew up in Mich and we had nurses at all of my schools.

Decades of racism, redlining, corruption, etc. certainly helped

Except both are completely controlled by emergency managers... So...

The elected officials voted to switch to Lake Huron water via a new pipeline some years down the road. It was a vote that meant nothing as the emergency manager had already decided to do it, which is fine. But the emergency manager then removed them from the Detroit supply and switched to Flint river water as a stop…

Except they didn’t. That was all the emergency manager’s doing. The elected officials of Flint have no power at all.

Agreed. The old adage “a prosecutor could indict a ham sandwich" is pretty much true if they're not purposely trying to throw the indictment (I.e., all the cop cases)